Thread: Charter Bus teams, how do you handle them?
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Re: Charter Bus teams, how do you handle them?
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Originally Posted by KenWittlief
also, there is an easy and strangely wonderful way to cut your bus cost in half!

Double up with another team in your area, and go to a regional together. If you have to get a slightly bigger bus (yes, there are different size charter busses) the small increase in cost will be nothing compaired to each team getting their own bus.

Sharing a bus to a regional will spark an excellent long term relationship between your two local teams.
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Originally Posted by JohnBoucher
The story of the trip from CT to Rochester in March 2005 for Finger Lakes Regional will someday be made into a musical.
That's going to be just another plot twist in the musical. LOL
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