Star Trek the Tour opened in Long Beach and NOBODY told me?

[gategrrl]

Oh, man. Must be because being a Trekkie is passe these days or something, I have NO idea.  There are still tickets available for two days in January, and for a couple of weeks in February.  Here's the official website: Star Trek the Tour.

It looks *awesome*! Even more awesome than that Star Wars exhibit that was at the LA Science Center a few months ago that I took the kids to. That was pretty cool, I admit. But this is the size of TWO football fields!  

So yes. Once a trekkie, always a goddamn trekkie. I wanna GO!

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well heck

[ndmzero.livejournal.com]

Not that I have any idea how close Long Beach is to Anaheim, but I'm actually going to California for a meeting in February and arriving early enough on Feb. 21 - 4 days late - to have gone to this.

Well heck just doesn't really describe it.

Re: well heck

[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

They might have it near your part of the country - it's on tour.

Re: well heck

[ndmzero.livejournal.com]

Thanks - but really, I don't deserve sympathy. I'm really wondering what the heck I'll do in California (Anaheim) in whatever free time I have -- it's a big meeting for my company, so I'll be grounded in Anaheim, but Disneyland really doesn't interest me. If they had more rollercoasters, maybe.

I've seen the Las Vegas Hilton exhibit and I've seen the Smithsonian exhibit (which were a lot cheaper) - so I'm only regretting the time trapped in my hotel room.
It would have been nice if it worked out, but I can't see me spending $75 to look at props and costumes -- been there, done that - without spending that kind of cash.

Although, moderately amusing story - my computer password at work is at core a Star Trek one -- and smack in the middle of Quark's cantina at the LV Hilton last year (i.e., surrounded by Trekkers) I had to tell a colleague my computer password over the cellphone so he could access the company network on my laptop. Pretty much the only place on the planet where someone would recognize the phrase. Talk about karma.

Re: well heck

[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

Heh. If you want roller coasters and thrill rides in a more conventional amusement park, try Knott's Berry Farm instead. It's also a hell of a lot cheaper than Disney, and *I* think it's a lot more fun.

Re: well heck

[ndmzero.livejournal.com]

Sorry to take so long - thanks for the suggestion (Knotts Berry Farm). I'll keep it in mind.