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Homreker
3996 posts
04-14-2009 8:16pm
OK, after my goof I went and took a look at this stuff.
I made a few phone calls and I tried to puzzle it all out a little better.
Hopefully we can make this better this time...
So here's the skinny:
The Budweiser tour has two options:
Free tour: you get to see most of the grounds. And you get a little history lesson, you get to sample Budweisers of the world (or something) in the Bud Lounge and its supposed to be very cool.
$25 Beermaster tour: You get to see all of the grounds, including the floor of the brewery where they let you drink from the vats of beer... You get a much more in depth history lesson--along with beer making instructions, and you get to sample Budweisers of the world (or something) in the Bud Lounge and its supposed to be a whole new level of cool.
The Beermaster tour has a limit of 10 people on the tour, but we could book two tours back-to-back: 12:30, 1:45 and 3:00 are the options. Or if some people prefered to go on the free tour while others prefered to go on the Beermaster tour, that would work too...
The Riverboat:
Well in an epic failure discovered today that I was looking at last year's dates not this year's dates for the cruises. And alas, there is no Brunch scheduled for the Sunday we will be there and there is no Loch and Dam cruise scheduled either...
That leaves the $13 One-hour cruise.
http://www.gatewayarch.com/Arch/info/act.riverboat.ss.1hr.aspx#schedule
So, that's all you have to vote on.
No matter what we choose, I will try to work in eating Breakfast or Brunch. If we are going for the Bud Tours, we may decide to book the later two tours so we can do Brunch first somewhere else... but that will likely be another survey later...
I made a few phone calls and I tried to puzzle it all out a little better.
Hopefully we can make this better this time...
So here's the skinny:
The Budweiser tour has two options:
Free tour: you get to see most of the grounds. And you get a little history lesson, you get to sample Budweisers of the world (or something) in the Bud Lounge and its supposed to be very cool.
$25 Beermaster tour: You get to see all of the grounds, including the floor of the brewery where they let you drink from the vats of beer... You get a much more in depth history lesson--along with beer making instructions, and you get to sample Budweisers of the world (or something) in the Bud Lounge and its supposed to be a whole new level of cool.
The Beermaster tour has a limit of 10 people on the tour, but we could book two tours back-to-back: 12:30, 1:45 and 3:00 are the options. Or if some people prefered to go on the free tour while others prefered to go on the Beermaster tour, that would work too...
The Riverboat:
Well in an epic failure discovered today that I was looking at last year's dates not this year's dates for the cruises. And alas, there is no Brunch scheduled for the Sunday we will be there and there is no Loch and Dam cruise scheduled either...
That leaves the $13 One-hour cruise.
http://www.gatewayarch.com/Arch/info/act.riverboat.ss.1hr.aspx#schedule
So, that's all you have to vote on.
No matter what we choose, I will try to work in eating Breakfast or Brunch. If we are going for the Bud Tours, we may decide to book the later two tours so we can do Brunch first somewhere else... but that will likely be another survey later...
Sapphyre
12995 posts
Boxers? What about yoga pants?
Druie
1139 posts
04-15-2009 6:31pm
Boxers? What about yoga pants?
I thought boxers and yoga pants were optional?
I thought boxers and yoga pants were optional?
Lux_Lisbon
11443 posts
I like how "sample the Buds of the world" sounds. Maybe they could change my mind about how bad American beer sucks. It'll be for SCIENCE!
Rastus
6166 posts
04-15-2009 8:45pm
Sadly, Bud is an imitation of GOOD Bavarian pilseners, the best of which, Budvar Budweis, could not until recently be sold in the United States due to Anheuser Busch owning the "Bad" trademark. Budvar is now sold in the US as Czechvar, and it's wonderful stuff, especially on a hot summer day.
