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Taxies are expensive in Indianapolis, also you will pay more money if you buy items in the downtown mall, and shops there. The malls in the suburbs have everything and free parking to boot. Leave a Comment
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AFTER READING COMMENT ABOUT THE "TRACK", NASHVILLE, AND DEER CREEK, I MUST CONFESS THEY ARE ALL TRUE. INDY IS JUST BRIGHT LIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE OF A BIG CORNFIELD. UNLESS YOUR AUTO PLATES BEGIN WITH 29, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO GO TO THE CREEK. TRY GREENSBURG FOR THE TREE, OR PERHAPS PARKE CO. FOR THE BRIDGES. McCORMICK'S CREEK, AND TURKEY RUN HAVE BROWN COUNTY BEAT HANDS DOWN, AND YOU WON'T PAY $10.00 FOR A COFFEE MUG. STAY AWAY FROM DOWNTOWN, THOSE OF US WHO LIVE HERE DO. Leave a Comment
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If concerts are your thing and you're heading this way to visit the Verizon Music Center...formerly Deer Creek...your troubles are just beginning. Whether it's the burly staff they hire to keep the young ones in line (i'm 48 they don't bother me anymore) or the horrible parking job they can't seem to ever get right before and after shows, you'll see your dollars disappear before your eyes for things like water, popcorn, the occassional cocktail and the like. You'd be better served to attend the same show somewhere else if you can get tickets. The old Deer Creek never seemed to have that kind of problem. Funny how a name changes everything.
Bring a cooler with plenty of cokes, water and other beverages for afterwards, be prepared to sit with your car running at the end of the show for a minimum of 2 hours if it's Dave Mathews, or more if it's THE DEAD or LOLLAPALOOZA............due to the alcohol/drug check points on the way out of the venue, thereby causing additional delays. Get a good night's sleep prior to attending these shows because you are going to be up late.
The Murat Theatre and Clowes Hall have some respectable artists performing. Also in INDY the downtown sponsors a Jazz festival in June and the Ribfest with free entertainment in July. Leave a Comment
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The bars in Circle City Mall... It’s a shopping mall for Christ sake, go there to shop (it is good for that), and not to booze. Leave a Comment
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- Omni Severin Hotel
40 W Jackson Place, Indianapolis, IN - Budget Inn of America
6850 East 21st Street, Indianapolis, IN - Homewood Suites by Hilton - Plainfield
2264 East Hadley Rd., Indianapolis, IN - Extended StayAmerica Indianapolis-North
9750 Lakeshore Drive, Indianapolis, IN - Country Inn & Suites Indianapolis NE at I-69
7960 North Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis, IN - Microtel Inn & Suites Indianapolis Airport
5801 Rockville Road, Indianapolis, IN - Super 8 Motel Indianapolis / NE / Castleton Area
7202 East 82nd St., Indianapolis, IN - Jameson Inn Indianapolis-Carmel
10201 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN - Dollar Inn - Indianapolis
6331 Crawfordsville Road, Indianapolis, IN - Extended StayAmerica Indianapolis-Castleton
7940 North Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis, IN - The Kendall Inn
5830 North Post Road, Indianapolis, IN - Yellow Rose Inn
1441 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN - Columbia Club
121 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, IN - Hampton Inn Indianapolis Downtown
105 S Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN - Fairfield Inn Indianapolis Northwest
5905 W 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN
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