Philc1 wrote:

HowboutthoseKnicks wrote:

Philc1 wrote:I’ve sat there yes your view will be partially obstructed. You can sell the tix on Stubhub and buy tix in the blue heaven cheap seats in the upper rafters. You can still see everything unobstructed

Thank you Philc1, for your advice and sharing your experience, greatly appreciated, cheers!

I’m visiting Australia this next summer. Where do you recommend I go in Sydney?

introduce yourself there as "Phil, the Drongo from America!"

Nalod wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

HowboutthoseKnicks wrote:

Philc1 wrote:I’ve sat there yes your view will be partially obstructed. You can sell the tix on Stubhub and buy tix in the blue heaven cheap seats in the upper rafters. You can still see everything unobstructed

Thank you Philc1, for your advice and sharing your experience, greatly appreciated, cheers!

I’m visiting Australia this next summer. Where do you recommend I go in Sydney?

introduce yourself there as "Phil, the Drongo from America!"

Nalod wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

HowboutthoseKnicks wrote:

Philc1 wrote:I’ve sat there yes your view will be partially obstructed. You can sell the tix on Stubhub and buy tix in the blue heaven cheap seats in the upper rafters. You can still see everything unobstructed

Thank you Philc1, for your advice and sharing your experience, greatly appreciated, cheers!

I’m visiting Australia this next summer. Where do you recommend I go in Sydney?

Might want to say how long you will be there, and perhaps other cities or locations? You visiting someone? Touring? Cruise stop?
Cities are cultural experiences so if you into art? Food? Music? Architecture?
For me, I had limted travel experiences (my country count is up to 39 now), but then rainforest and south pacific tropic exeprience in a short 8 day window took me to Cairns. From there you can get to great barrier reef which was a bucket list item for me. Rented a 1967 MG convertable and drove to Mission beach and surrounding areas. This was in 1992.
In Sydney, Kings road has some interesting night life if thats your thing. Very relaxed blue laws.
In Cairns I bought some opels which proved to be a nice small investment for Mrs. Nalod to have some nice jewlery made from them. Our Friend is from Melbourne but Im sure has good advice for you.

ok that was wierd

Nalod wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

Nalod wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

HowboutthoseKnicks wrote:

Philc1 wrote:I’ve sat there yes your view will be partially obstructed. You can sell the tix on Stubhub and buy tix in the blue heaven cheap seats in the upper rafters. You can still see everything unobstructed

Thank you Philc1, for your advice and sharing your experience, greatly appreciated, cheers!

I’m visiting Australia this next summer. Where do you recommend I go in Sydney?

introduce yourself there as "Phil, the Drongo from America!"

Nalod wrote:

Philc1 wrote:

HowboutthoseKnicks wrote:

Philc1 wrote:I’ve sat there yes your view will be partially obstructed. You can sell the tix on Stubhub and buy tix in the blue heaven cheap seats in the upper rafters. You can still see everything unobstructed

Thank you Philc1, for your advice and sharing your experience, greatly appreciated, cheers!

I’m visiting Australia this next summer. Where do you recommend I go in Sydney?

Might want to say how long you will be there, and perhaps other cities or locations? You visiting someone? Touring? Cruise stop?
Cities are cultural experiences so if you into art? Food? Music? Architecture?
For me, I had limted travel experiences (my country count is up to 39 now), but then rainforest and south pacific tropic exeprience in a short 8 day window took me to Cairns. From there you can get to great barrier reef which was a bucket list item for me. Rented a 1967 MG convertable and drove to Mission beach and surrounding areas. This was in 1992.
In Sydney, Kings road has some interesting night life if thats your thing. Very relaxed blue laws.
In Cairns I bought some opels which proved to be a nice small investment for Mrs. Nalod to have some nice jewlery made from them. Our Friend is from Melbourne but Im sure has good advice for you.

ok that was wierd

Yes, adult convo's are for you. Imagine someone coming to NYC. To dispense a courteious response one gives more detail as depicted.
What you like to do is not what others would.

For someone who is an avid reader perhaps a historical book store or the Main brance of NY public library.
For you? A "Game Stop" store? Some people want food experiences. Would you recommend an "OutBack Steak house" to them? Ok, perhaps.

I have so many questions. What are " blue laws"?