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Joel Martin


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Post  Posted 18 Aug 2008 9:42 am    
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Is it too far for a reasonably priced cab ride or is there a shuttle perhaps?

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Joel
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Earnest Bovine


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Post  Posted 18 Aug 2008 10:06 am    
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The train (Metrolink) is the best way. Google maps show M at the stations. The stadium, or 8th and Pine, are close to the Drury.
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Gary Lee Gimble


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Post  Posted 18 Aug 2008 10:18 am    
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Joel, I am also hanging my hat at the Drury, they told me there is no shuttle provided by the hotel. A cab cost me 2 years ago about 25 bucks. As Earnest suggested, Metro Link is the best bet at a cost of somewhere around 4 bucks, you'll need to confirm that price. Still, much cheaper than a cab. A 30 minute ride from the airport will have you exit at Busch Stadium, about 2 blocks from the Drury.
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Joel Martin


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Post  Posted 18 Aug 2008 10:40 am    
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oh thats brilliant! many thanks!
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