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Originally Posted by 2StepMarching
Hi,
Im planning to take a trip to Chicago and i was wondering if anyone can help me plan out my Tinley Park DMB experience like seating and what to expect. So if anyone can answer the following questions it will be helpful:
1. Value wise whats the best place to sit (im not talking front row or real close just a all around good area)?
2. Wheres a good hotel that is both close to Tinley Park and Wrigley Field (going to a cub game as well)
3. A good bar before the DMB show....A good bar before a cub game?
4. Anything else important to know!!!???!!!
Thanx
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1)I don't mind the sound that much. If you're way up in the lawn, it kind of sucks. But I don't think anywhere in the pavilion is that bad.
2)No hotels are going to be close to both. Tinley is like 25 miles sw of the city, and Wrigley is on the northside. So it's probably a 35-40 mile or so drive from Wrigley to Tinley Park. If I was you, I'd stay downtown somewhere. Then you can take a cab up to Wrigley. But if you don't have a car, you're really going to struggle getting out to the show, unless you want to spend 90 bucks on a cab/limo.
3)There are some bars in Tinley and Orland Park about 10 minutes from the World, although you'll still probably have to sit in traffic for 20-25 minutes before you finally get there. And they're not going to be anything special, just your typical suburban neighborhood bars - although relatively speaking, Orland and Tinley Park are pretty nice. If you want the exact location and names, let me know. I know the ones in Orland, which is a little farther, but I'd have to ask my cousin about the ones in Tinley. As far as Wrigely goes, the neighborhood is surrounded by bars, all up and down the street right next to it. Very easy to find..
4)A lot of people will tell that you Tinley sucks, but I don't mind it. It's kind of a cool venue, and I never really had a problem with the sound. Don't expect any tailgating though, caus they really move people along in the lots. You can get away with it for awhile before they start threatening to get the cops, but it's a pretty lame scene.