Boston/Worcester Queen Fans Unite!!

Hi folks...

Just thought i'd pop in and post a topic about a very anticipated show coming up this March here in MA.....the Q+PR gig at the DCU Center in Worcester!

So what i'd like to know is are there any fans here planning on traveling in special just to see the show? How about local fans right here who live in the area who are going?

It seems there is a thread going everywhere about all the other shows...but nothing being said about this show.

If you are going, let us know! It would be nice to have a get togther before the gig....a "Boston Tea Party" per say....:)

I am absolutely going, my friend. Cannot wait! I am coming from Pittsfield, Mass. Let's party, New England Queen fanatics!

I'm going, with my two best friends, who are also Queen fanatics. We're coming from Hubbardston, MA (near Gardner), and we absolutely can't wait! A get together would be great.

Fab....i'm glad to see i'm not the only one planning on going!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Deacons 1st Choice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Fab....i'm glad to see i'm not the only one planning on going!

Deacon's 1st Choice: As official Co-Commissioners or Queen Tailgate parties, Steve and I appoint you Official Worcester Commissioner of Tailgating. At your discretion, you can have the tailgate party in a bar within staggering distance of the venue as opposed to the traditional parking lot event. Please try to ensure that someone takes pictures to document the festive occasion. Party on dudes! :)






















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Awesome! Hey, is it possible to tailgate in a Buick? lol

I will be attending the show hopefully in Miami permitting tickets are still available as I no longer live in Mass.

Crazy Little Thang....

Thanks for the honour love...

I will do my darndest to fullfill my duty!

( salutes you both..)

someone better bring some hoagies from wakefield
some pizza from north reading
and buy me a plane ticket and a ticket
and maybe i might come *LOL*

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]iron eagle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]someone better bring some hoagies from wakefield
some pizza from north reading
and buy me a plane ticket and a ticket
and maybe i might come *LOL*[/QUOTE]

Hmm iron eagle, darling, I believe that "hogie" would be a "grinder" in Massachusetts . . . you might want to wash it down with a frappe or some tonic. Maybe even a bottle of Moxie.

*checks mobile phone for harassing message from ie

yes it is a grinder
but thought more would know what a hoagie was....

i will harrass you later damnit!

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]iron eagle wrote: [/QUOTENAME]yes it is a grinder
but thought more would know what a hoagie was....

i will harrass you later damnit![/QUOTE]

Looking forward to it!

Iron Eagle...

If YOU show up...AND do "SEeeXXXxxyyyY" you can have whatever you want!!

Oh...and it's Revere that has the best pizza. Revere House of Pizza and The Lido in Lynn are THE best pizza ever...seriously.

Last time i checked, hoagies/grinders are simply called "subs" here. Both of those names sound foriegn to me!! Ya'all need to have a frappe ( ice cream shake) or a tonic ( soda to you lot) while having your subs and bags of chips ( crisps). After that, it'll be time to Pahk yer Cah in Hahverd Yahd and read the newspaper while seagulls fly about and re-decorate your vehicle. Of course, you could have hopped on the "T" ( local public transport) and really be having a experience in the tubelines of Ol' Beantown ( Boston) but i figure newcomers may not be ready for that yet. Knocking back a few beverages of the foamy kind at some point during the day would'nt hurt either...but then again, maybe it's best we wait to do that AFTER the Show....right?

After some suds ( beer), it'll be time to go to Dunks' ( Dunkin' Donuts) and suck down two cups of java ( coffee) and a few dozen donuts for a quick and soothing late night sugar rush. Going to Dunks' is a New England tradition...there's a Dunks' on every bloody corner here! It's crazy!! I'd rather have bagel shops like in NYC...

Me thinks i have to learn more about the surrounding "facilities" near the DCU Center. :)

Oh and one other thing i forgot to mention...and this time i'm being serious: If you are driving from out of state to Worcester be sure you have GOOD directions and don't trust all the roadsigns. Our roadways up here in the North are famous for being some of the most confusing and frustrating in the entire country! You have been forewarned...and yes, we have rotarys ( roundabouts) just like in the UK. Apparently MA is one of the few states who have them so all you out-of-towners will need to watch out for them. They can be a surprise to those not expecting them, and not knowing what they are all about!

...and don't even think about driving in Boston proper folks. Save yourself and your sanity by doing what the locals do...take the "T" (public transport)!!! If you are staying in Boston proper, take the Worcester train out of South Station right to the venue. South Station is easy to get to by all means of transport. If anyone needs detailed instructions give a hollar and i will post them here. More info at www.mbta.com.

Hope to see you there! I'll save a Swan Boat for ya...

See you lot there, then?