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Re: What is the most amazing venue that you've competed.
The Hawaii regional was in a nice smaller size arena, but everyone was so friendly and you could hardly ask for a better surrounding area (the island of Oahu). We made a two-week trip out of it in 2008 and it was fantastic.
Last edited by sanddrag : 07-10-2012 at 14:00. 
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Re: What is the most amazing venue that you've competed.
CenturyLink field in Seattle. Holds two complete regionals with plenty of pit space for 100+ teams AND has level drive-in, drive-out access for loading and unloading. Perhaps the only downside is that many of the nearby restaraunts aren't open for lunch, making the $6 hot dog an unfortunately common option.
Although technically, the "most amazing" would be my first visit to an FRC event, a double-field GTR super regional at Hershey Centre. In hindsight, there are better FRC venues for practical reasons, but that would have to count as the "most amazing". Jason
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