When are they for sale and better price before show or same at door?
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Register in advance (on-line or mail). Cheaper than at the door and you also won't have to wait in line, you can just walk into the halls when the meet opens once you have your badge. (you need to visibly wear your badge at all times.)
-Dave
The cost at the door is $22 to enter the Meet. A spouse or significant other is only $2. If you register for the Meet online before September 1st. it's $15.50. The badges for the Meet are good for all three days of the Meet.
You can register for the York Meet here --> York Meet Registration
Here's all the information about the TCA Eastern Division York Meet. --> TCA Eastern Division Website
Watch out for scalpers! 
On the nightmare nooze they talk about all the scalping of celebrity performer and sporting events.
I can't believe that this person has been on here since 2005 and is just now asking questions about York.
eddie g posted:I can't believe that this person has been on here since 2005 and is just now asking questions about York.
Well been retired but working at another job until recently really retiring fully. York has been on my bucket list (joined TCA several years ago but York didn't work out), but never had contiguous full weeks to do a leisurely trip to and from York plus see other attractions along the way for me and for wife. now things have changed and so moved to top of list to do this year. 
On-line gets you a better price but their is / was a cut off. When our at the show, Pre - register for the next show (Spring) and I think the cost is on $16.00.
K
Less than that if you're old Kevin. One advantage of grey hair/lack of hair, creaking bones and/or senility.
Gerry
RRMan, You've got quite a trip from Iowa so break up the journey or you will be worn out before you get there.
Dennis
Dennis posted:RRMan, You've got quite a trip from Iowa so break up the journey or you will be worn out before you get there.
Dennis
Yep, got two stops (days) before Harrisburg motel. Then three stops on return leg. Hope to stop at Iron Triangle in Fostoria again.
RRMAN, glad that you are able to finally go. It doesn't matter how long you've been on the forum or into trains, it's just good that you finally get to go. Enjoy. p.s. I sent you an email on some tips about York but it bounced back.
You should bump into many Forum guys at York. I would like to say hello if we cross paths. This will be York number 73 for me. Each one is better than the one before. Enjoy yourself and have fun.
Marty
Marty Fitzhenry posted:You should bump into many Forum guys at York. I would like to say hello if we cross paths. This will be York number 73 for me. Each one is better than the one before. Enjoy yourself and have fun.
Marty
Wow Marty.
Guess I had a late start- this will be only number 14 for myself, see you and Dotty there.
Jim, all it took was the first time and I was hooked.
Marty, even missing April, I still have you beat. My 5 Boston Terriers have you beat.
Eddie, that is because you are over 100 years old. Many have me beat. Charlie Ro has been to every one. Mike Wolf has about 10 up on me. Always looking forward to seeing you at York Eddie.
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