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Originally Posted by Budda648
And I really hope that this would be the case. It would make things much cheaper for a lot of teams... I think? If memory serves me right, Atlanta is about the same distance from CA as Indianapolis yet it's much closer for the NE and Midwest teams, again, if I can see things in my brain right. Why I don't go get a map and measure this out is beyond me. The only region this would negatively effect would be the South, for the most part.
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The one part about it being cheaper, however, is that it might be harder to find a cheap ticket to Indy, then it is for Atlanta. I just looked myself, from Newark to Indy, and its fairly cheap, but it would be cheaper yet to Atlanta. And I'm sure some other teams might have difficulties for cheaper tickets.
Yet, this could be a problem with any location. Ideally, a major tourist area could be best.
Note: Should really get back on to the topic at hand, you could make another thread about this if wanted.
And the waiting list has always been like this. If you really wanted to go, there was time at the beginning of the year to signup. I know you may not have had the money/support back then, but it happens. You just have to take whats given to you.
I know 1626 just signed up Monday for Palmetto, after an impressive performance at Boston, they wanted another chance to be able to qualify for Nationals, and that was it.