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Re: Who is staying where?

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Originally Posted by EricAnderson191 View Post
The X-Cats, Team 191, are staying at the Marriott St. Louis Airport. It is a half mile from a train station, but the walk looks as if it has no sidewalks.

Anyone else at this hotel?

Eric
Eric the hotel has airport shuttle service. You can use it to take people back and forth to the hotel.
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