Nancy R:

I was at this show, sitting somewhere near to the person filming, but higher up.

Out of 33 songs, 19 were Beatles songs! The video is crappy, but I listened with earbuds and it was great to hear his voice the way it used to be. Still all there at age almost 51. Only noticed one time he had trouble hitting one high note.

I was there! I got to the front row near the end of the show and tossed up some pink flowers. Blair caught them. I couldn't really tell if the video captured that, but I'll watch again. My profile picture is from that show. This is so cool to see! Thank you for posting!

LonelyRoad:

Seuss:

LonelyRoad:

Thanks to a very generous board member, I will be joining the Lincoln crowd! Who's doing the limo watch?

I think I see what's going on here Normally I'd say yes to limo watch but this one time it's soundcheck

To all the awesome soundcheck people right upfront for Lincoln- how about some Ram On signs before Something? Mine went unnoticed at Miller Park.

I made a Ram On sign. What is the story behind it?

brady:

http://parkandgo.org/media/documents/parkmap.pdf Click that link and you'll see a more detailed map of the parking around downtown Lincoln. Pay attention towards the top, or North, top of the map. Having attended the Arena for basketball games and used the earlier referred to festival parking, which will be to the north of the Pinnacle Bank Arena, just south of where you see Haymarket Park, which is the baseball park for the A level pro team and U of Nebraska baseball/softball. I have used that parking before and it will get you right to the Arena through the pedestrian bridge. It takes you to an upper level entrance so you'll need to go down the steps when you get to the Arena itself. Just to the left, or West, of Memorial Stadium, is Stadium Drive Parking Garage and that might be a good suggestion. It's maybe 4 blocks from the north side of the Arena. Might also offer a good exit for getting out of town, if you are heading towards Omaha, by getting on Salt Creek Roadway. There will probably be some parking to the North of Memorial Stadium off of Salt Creek Roadway. That might be a 8-10 block walk to the Arena south entrance. Hope this helps, and that it makes sense! If anything I would suggest avoiding the few blocks just south and southeast of the Arena. Part of the road right in front of the south entrance to the Arena will be blocked off. That leads to some traffic congestion.

Brady - If the upper level entrance at the end of the pedestrian bridge is not open yet, will I be able to walk down to get around the Arena to another entrance? Supposed to go to a certain entrance at 4.

http://www.omaha.com/go/vip-tickets-to-paul-mccartney-are-sky-high-but-fans/article_6904350d-47c5-57a1-8670-6b50a93d34ab.html People thought I was crazy and now they know just how crazy. Still don't regret it, though. (The person mentioned in the article is not me.)

brady:

http://parkandgo.org/media/documents/parkmap.pdf Click that link and you'll see a more detailed map of the parking around downtown Lincoln. Pay attention towards the top, or North, top of the map. Having attended the Arena for basketball games and used the earlier referred to festival parking, which will be to the north of the Pinnacle Bank Arena, just south of where you see Haymarket Park, which is the baseball park for the A level pro team and U of Nebraska baseball/softball. I have used that parking before and it will get you right to the Arena through the pedestrian bridge. It takes you to an upper level entrance so you'll need to go down the steps when you get to the Arena itself. Just to the left, or West, of Memorial Stadium, is Stadium Drive Parking Garage and that might be a good suggestion. It's maybe 4 blocks from the north side of the Arena. Might also offer a good exit for getting out of town, if you are heading towards Omaha, by getting on Salt Creek Roadway. There will probably be some parking to the North of Memorial Stadium off of Salt Creek Roadway. That might be a 8-10 block walk to the Arena south entrance. Hope this helps, and that it makes sense! If anything I would suggest avoiding the few blocks just south and southeast of the Arena. Part of the road right in front of the south entrance to the Arena will be blocked off. That leads to some traffic congestion.

Thanks, Brady!

The public parking garages are all reserved parking for events. Looks like the only one with reserved spots left is Lumberworks, but that looks farther than the festival space. They may have some spots they leave open for the public, but I don't know how to find out how many. The parking web site is here: http://www.lincoln.ne.gov/asp/eventprk/default.asp I think we'll just go to the festival space. We should be able to get a pretty good spot coming in so early.

Seuss:

anneokeefe:

Can anyone share any advice on making signs? What kinds of materials do you use? What about sign etiquette? I don't want to be rude to people around me. Thanks so much! I will have my 6-year-old son, Jude with me, and I want it to be an experience of a lifetime for him. We will be at the soundcheck, too!

I'm a rookie at this but I'm doing a poster board sized one for soundcheck then a couple of smaller ones for the actual show.

Thank you! So do you know where the "Haymarket Room Entrance" is? Wondering where the closest parking is.

Can anyone share any advice on making signs? What kinds of materials do you use? What about sign etiquette? I don't want to be rude to people around me. Thanks so much! I will have my 6-year-old son, Jude with me, and I want it to be an experience of a lifetime for him. We will be at the soundcheck, too!

Seuss:

Is ANYONE on here doing s/c in Lincoln besides maccascruff and myself? Maybe it will be just the "Two of Us"?

I will be there with my son, Jude! Row CC, seats 15 and 16.

I think I accidentally got this in the wrong forum. I meant to post in Lincoln - July 14 forum. Sorry!