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Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Thu Jan 17, 2008 4:47 pm
by Sploosh
Thinking of going to the "Tour Down Under" this Sunday 20th Jan at Glenelg. Seems like the race starts at 7pm, although I'm sure there must be stuff to see/do beforehand.
If you're going, what do you intend to do about car parking?
I'm sure there will be car park problems with a huge crowd expected, so I'm trying to think creatively beforehand. Any suggestions/ideas? I guess a tram would be convenient, but still have to park the car somewhere, and perhaps the trams will be bursting with people anyway, and not pick-up mid-route?
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:35 pm
by Thiele
there are tram shuttle busses leaving from town going down to bay on sunday along the Anzac Highwway
Morphettville Shuttle service from 10.30am to 10pm from the car park at the Morphettville racecorse
http://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/cgi-bin ... 8d559f0dd3 from the adelaidemetro website
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Thu Jan 17, 2008 9:43 pm
by Thiele
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:25 pm
by Sploosh
Much appreciated Thiele, thanks for that info.
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:56 pm
by locky801
could always ride a bike plenty of racks to park it in

Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:12 pm
by bayman
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:30 pm
by mal
Hope he gets a parking ticket
And we all know the Glenelg council loves giving infringement notices
PS Pizza tastes nicer than chicken
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:40 pm
by bayman
mal wrote:Hope he gets a parking ticket
And we all know the Glenelg council loves giving infringement notices
PS Pizza tastes nicer than chicken
your right about the council except for 2 points if your a young attractive feMALe you usually get a caution (i see it everyday at work) & the council is known as the holdfast bay council
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:36 pm
by dinglinga
oh the holdfast bay council and parking inspectors( if hitler was looking for his love childs ) there here
2.5 years ago i wa thrown a surprise 30th which was one week after coming out of hospital from testicular cancer. ( operation) my car in a mates driveway was slightly ( 45 cm) over onto the footpath .
the inspector working on a sunday !!! decided to book my car
the home owner tried pleading with the inspector explaing the situation the inspector repile with " if someone is walking down tand walks into the car then the council is responsible "
my reply" mate i have lost a nut and ur worried some 1 will walk into my car "
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:03 pm
by Pseudo
We tried to take the daughter to Wiggly Worms today. Couldn't get near it - road restrictions had Anzac Hwy blocked off well before midday. I s'pose the place itself was shut, since there was no way anyone was getting a car within 100 metres of the place.
So we drove up to Henly Beach instead to get some icecream. All the way there, we saw pack after pack of gaudily coloured spandex clad tossrags riding triple-file enroute to the Bay. So I figure Glenelg would have been best avoided today. Every lycra-bedecked cycling poonce in the city would have been there, sipping their trendy lattes, thousand-dollar cycles stacked ten deep in front of the cafes...
Re: Glenelg bike race - parking

Posted:
Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:12 am
by am Bays
Pseudo wrote:We tried to take the daughter to Wiggly Worms today. Couldn't get near it - road restrictions had Anzac Hwy blocked off well before midday. I s'pose the place itself was shut, since there was no way anyone was getting a car within 100 metres of the place.
So we drove up to Henly Beach instead to get some icecream. All the way there, we saw pack after pack of gaudily coloured spandex clad tossrags riding triple-file enroute to the Bay. So I figure Glenelg would have been best avoided today. Every lycra-bedecked cycling poonce in the city would have been there, sipping their trendy lattes, thousand-dollar cycles stacked ten deep in front of the cafes...
I'll be thinking of mate Psuedo whn I ride home today....up that bloody expressway...