NMCOA Mini-Meet Kissimmee, FL
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NMCOA Mini-Meet Kissimmee, FL
The National Monte Carlo Owners Association along with the Southeastern Monte Carlo Club is hosting an ALL Generations Monte Carlo meet @ Old-Town in Kissimmee FL November 6th, 2010.
This will be an all day event starting at 10:00am and concluding with the Saturday Night Cruise.
The flyer with registration form can be found here:
Mini-Meet Registration Form
If you don't want to enter your car in the show for judging you are still welcome and encouraged to attend.
Hotel Information:
Celebration Suites
5820 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
Kissimmee, Florida
(800) 327-9126
http://www.suitesatoldtown.com/
20 rooms blocked on the Old-Town side of the complex.
$59.95 +tax per room
Tell them your with the Monte Carlo Club.
These are all "Superior One Bedroom Suites"
These have a bedroom with 2 double beds, kitchen & living room with a double murphy bed.
There are plenty of other places to stay in the area but this one is right next to Old-Town and has plenty of trailer parking.
Here is a list of other places if anyone is interested.
http://www.old-town.com/Accomodations.html
Don't forget anyone with a 75 -87 Monte is also welcome to join in on the Friday Night Cruise if you plan on arriving Friday.
http://www.old-town.com/WeeklyEvents.html
All Monte's from 1st - 5th gen are welcome to attend Saturday as it will be a club event.
http://www.old-town.com
This will be an all day event starting at 10:00am and concluding with the Saturday Night Cruise.
The flyer with registration form can be found here:
Mini-Meet Registration Form
If you don't want to enter your car in the show for judging you are still welcome and encouraged to attend.
Hotel Information:
Celebration Suites
5820 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
Kissimmee, Florida
(800) 327-9126
http://www.suitesatoldtown.com/
20 rooms blocked on the Old-Town side of the complex.
$59.95 +tax per room
Tell them your with the Monte Carlo Club.
These are all "Superior One Bedroom Suites"
These have a bedroom with 2 double beds, kitchen & living room with a double murphy bed.
There are plenty of other places to stay in the area but this one is right next to Old-Town and has plenty of trailer parking.
Here is a list of other places if anyone is interested.
http://www.old-town.com/Accomodations.html
Don't forget anyone with a 75 -87 Monte is also welcome to join in on the Friday Night Cruise if you plan on arriving Friday.
http://www.old-town.com/WeeklyEvents.html
All Monte's from 1st - 5th gen are welcome to attend Saturday as it will be a club event.
http://www.old-town.com
...Thanks Member MC87SS for the heads`up on the all generation meet in Kissimmee, Florida...Old Town is a Super Place for the event, and it's close to Disney/SeaWorld etc.
It's on my list to attend... Thanks for posting/sharing 
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Daytona Beach
Daytona 500Experience™*
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Fantasy of Flight® *
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Fun Spot Action Park
Gatorland®*
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Jungle Adventures™*
Kennedy Space Center*
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Busch Gardens (in Tampa) opened its kid-friendly Jungala attraction with new rides and new walk around animal habitats and it's SheiKra roller coaster is now floorless, carrying riders up 200 feet and then hurtling them 70 mph straight down at a 90-degree angle. SheiKra is the first of its kind to incorporate an Immelmann loop (a rolling maneuver), a second, 138-foot dive into an underground tunnel and a water-feature finale. With more than half a mile of steel track, SheiKra offers a total ride time of just over three minutes.
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A tip from TouristFlorida.com:
You might consider bringing cheap plastic rain-ponchos (usually $1 in the dollar stores) during the rainy season (summer) because ponchos in the theme parks are typically more than $5 each.
Last edited by Space; Jun 29, 2010 at 06:29 AM.
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From: Little Egg Harbor NJ
Cool a event for you guys in the south but i thought old town cruise nights are free
Old Town: Cruise Night Rules
Old Town: Cruise Night Rules
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Cool a event for you guys in the south but i thought old town cruise nights are free
Old Town: Cruise Night Rules
Old Town: Cruise Night Rules
Last edited by MC87SS; Jun 30, 2010 at 06:28 AM.
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Tony,
This is a merged event however usually the NMCOA joins a judged show that already has judging and a paid entrance fee.
Old-Town does not have that and they also do not have a judged show its more like a Cruise-In.
It has become obvious that a judged event with trophys draws a larger crowd. Old-Town is more than accommodating to this fact and allows individual clubs to hold their own "shows".
The small $15 fee is just to cover the cost of the trophys and any other activities we chose to organize during the show.
This is open to all NMCOA members as well as non-members so if anyone wants to come for the show and not become a member that it fine and will be welcomed no strings attached.
I assume since you have shown such interest in this you are planning to attend?
It would be great finally meet you in person.
This is a merged event however usually the NMCOA joins a judged show that already has judging and a paid entrance fee.
Old-Town does not have that and they also do not have a judged show its more like a Cruise-In.
It has become obvious that a judged event with trophys draws a larger crowd. Old-Town is more than accommodating to this fact and allows individual clubs to hold their own "shows".
The small $15 fee is just to cover the cost of the trophys and any other activities we chose to organize during the show.
This is open to all NMCOA members as well as non-members so if anyone wants to come for the show and not become a member that it fine and will be welcomed no strings attached.
I assume since you have shown such interest in this you are planning to attend?
It would be great finally meet you in person.
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Attention Everyone.
16 of the 20 rooms have already been reserved.
I have been in contact with the hotel about adding more rooms but don't delay.
Please get your registration forms sent it as soon as possible to help us prepare by knowing how many are going to attend.
http://www.montecarloclub.com/Specia...010%20Logo.pdf
16 of the 20 rooms have already been reserved.
I have been in contact with the hotel about adding more rooms but don't delay.
Please get your registration forms sent it as soon as possible to help us prepare by knowing how many are going to attend.
http://www.montecarloclub.com/Specia...010%20Logo.pdf
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Posts: 206
From: Little Egg Harbor NJ
sorry i have not been on the fourm in awhile ken . i was asking for my friend Todd who lives by newberry he has a 86 monte hes almost done building and a 79 elo. Hes not on this fourm i told him about it and he asked me to ask the questions.
was not trying to be a wiseguy if you were thinking that heck you should know better after all the parts deals we did in the past.
was not trying to be a wiseguy if you were thinking that heck you should know better after all the parts deals we did in the past.