I am in the same boat as far as Facebook access at work. Anyone else have access?
It is disturbing to see that the scalpers already have tickets for sale on ebay.
I am wondering if the people selected by the lottery have already been notified and tickets sold out or if these ebay 'retailers' are assuming that they will have tickets to sell.
Per NASA Tweetup on Twitter: "More than 5,500 people registered for 150 spots - email notifications June 10."...not bad odds, 1:37
I know this has been discussed before, but if someone has either Causeway or VC tickets, what is the genral time to arrive before the gates are closed, say for 135 going off at 11:40, hopefully, what time would someone have to be there?
Quote from: John M on 06/08/2011 01:19 amI know this has been discussed before, but if someone has either Causeway or VC tickets, what is the genral time to arrive before the gates are closed, say for 135 going off at 11:40, hopefully, what time would someone have to be there?The recent pattern seems to be a recommended arrival ~10h before launch. The hard cutoff I believe is something like 5 hours before launch, but you probably don't want to experiment with that...
We have registered for the lottery to get tickets - if we are successful can anyone tell us how long the tickets will take to get to us? and if we can opt to collect them from Kennedy?This is beacuse the targeted launch date is now at the end of our holiday so we will be leaving our home country in approx 2 weeks time.
Both my wife and I have registered seperately to theoretically double our chances of getting tickets - it's a long way to come; from New Zealand to Titusville & Cocoa Beach etc Florida!! I really hope we can be there. I've seen a launch before - STS-77, from right next to the Countdown clock alongside Robert Thirsk. This time though, I'm not sure I can swing professional accreditation but I'm going to give it a go. My wife, Maree has always wanted to see a launch, very much!