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I thinking about going to York early Sat morning. I am NOT a member and aware the show closes at noon. Has anyone done this?

Yes, non-members regularly go on Saturday only, all the time.  You're smart for going early on Saturday so you can maximize your time before people start packing up.

As a member of the public, you can buy a wristband for entry at the Orange Hall.  It's the building that has an Utz Potato Chips sign on it.

Stu

Yes, non-members regularly go on Saturday only, all the time.  You're smart for going early on Saturday so you can maximize your time before people start packing up.

As a member of the public, you can buy a wristband for entry at the Orange Hall.  It's the building that has an Utz Potato Chips sign on it.

Stu

Thanks Stu... but When does it open and what time do you recommend to arrive early?

@Csxcellent posted:

What’s admission cost for non members?

$10 for "public" admission -- this gets you access to Orange and Purple Halls (Purple is the layout hall now).  You register for this in the lobby of Orange Hall.

Non-TCA members can also go one time only as a guest for $23.  This gets you access to the 4 member halls (Red, White, Blue, Silver) as well.  You have to go to the registration desk in Silver Hall to take this option (someone there will sign you in).  This option is probably better saved until you can attend on a Friday, as it can be challenging to get through all 6 halls on a Saturday.

Andy

Non-TCA members can also go one time only as a guest for $23.  This gets you access to the 4 member halls (Red, White, Blue, Silver) as well.  You have to go to the registration desk in Silver Hall to take this option (someone there will sign you in).  This option is probably better saved until you can attend on a Friday, as it can be challenging to get through all 6 halls on a Saturday.

Challenging is an understatement unless you power walk though the halls and don't stop to look at anything!

Challenging is an understatement unless you power walk though the halls and don't stop to look at anything!

Well, it really depends on what someone is looking for, and their ability to focus.  For example, someone looking for modern scale equipment or prewar standard gauge would have a reasonable chance at a good search through all the halls, while someone hunting for postwar or American Flyer, or modern traditional-sized stuff would have to be faster than a speeding locomotive! 

Andy

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