Get the closest lots while you can. Otherwise, it could be a bit of a hike if you can't
Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile 'Walk for Peace' in Washington D.C. | Fox News
Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile "Walk for Peace" arriving in Washington, D.C. after three-month journey through nine states from Texas despite winter storms and injuries.www.foxnews.com
Complain about walking an extra mile, these guys walked 2300 miles
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Does anyone know why the two day pass was $20.00 and the individual day passes were a little over $6.00 each? The two day pass also said something about not being able to leave and re-enter which makes no sense, especially at the end of the first day. I didn't see anything about not being able to leave and re-enter on the one day passes, such as between sessions.
You should be able to leave and re-enter the same day. Upon entry and exit, they do not scan your parking pass or license plate. The parking attendants simply ask if you have a prepaid parking pass and is it linked to the license plate of the vehicle you are driving. They also tell you to park head-in. Parking Enforcement patrols the parking lots and have license plate scanners. if you don’t have a valid pass or park backed in, you get a ticket. As long as your pass is valid, you should be able to leave and re-enter.
OK, but I wasn't complaining. But my post was directed at people who may have mobility issues. But good on the monks. I doubt they're coming to the B1G tournament though.
They might stop in to take on the winners in an exhibition match!