Fly or Drive

[zerosktr151]

Who's doing what and any deals?

 

[BluishHueDawg]

600 miles give or take..maybe 2-3 tanks of gas $150vs. $335 flight(doesnt include taxes or bag costs)...ROAD TRIP!

ETA: from jackson that is

 

[slowpoke3]

just sayin

 

[btb86m]

N/M

 

[irondawg007]

For a few days, drive to jax only 2 hours and better lodging in Orlando

 

[AshleySchaffer]

600 miles give or take..maybe 2-3 tanks of gas $150vs. $335 flight(doesnt include taxes or bag costs)...ROAD TRIP!

ETA: from jackson that is

I didnt see any flights out of Jackson for less than 355, and that was with a stop in HOUSTON.

 

[MedDawg]

Nonstop flight to Orlando, leaving 12/31 and returning 1/3, hotel near Universal, and rental car just booked. Bought tix through Stubhub earlier today as soon as it was final we were going to the Gator Bowl.

I was thinking of staying in Jacksonville or Daytona Beach because it's between Orlando and Jacksonville, but probably everything we would want to do besides the game would be in Orlando. And getting the nonstop flight helped the decision to fly into Orlando. Bonus is the nonstop from Memphis to Orlando was only $285.

Gonna be fun! Go Dawgs!

 

[TheBigDA]

From Vegas you can go down 45 and then I-10 all the way orgo to ATL and then down. No matter where you are in MS you should have easy access to a four-lane and then Interstate all the way. Again easy drive so no excuses.

 

[ckDOG]

Flying at that time of year is just too damn expensive. I'm renting a car for 20 bucks a day and driving...

 

[Todd4State]

It may be easy, but it's a long drive.

I might fly, but it's only because I have to work the next day as of now.

 

[lutedog]

I bought tickets on Southwest this afternoon for $90 each way (non-stop).

 

[buckydog]

But it will mean an extra night at hotel in Jacksonville which helps the city and bowl.