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Care to tell us the story? And I hope I can make itIt'll be an excuse for me not to go to summer camp (Not because it's boring, but because I think it costs too much money).
Bryan - it looks like that's in a part of town where parking might be a challenge, to put it mildly. Can you find out for us what we should plan to do about parking?
http://www.cat-n-mouse.com/directions.html said:PARKING is pretty easy around the store, both on Armitage and on the side streets, which mercifully do not have protected parking.
Bryan - it looks like that's in a part of town where parking might be a challenge, to put it mildly. Can you find out for us what we should plan to do about parking?
http://www.cat-n-mouse.com/directions.html said:PARKING is pretty easy around the store, both on Armitage and on the side streets, which mercifully do not have protected parking.
Bryan - it looks like that's in a part of town where parking might be a challenge, to put it mildly. Can you find out for us what we should plan to do about parking?
http://www.cat-n-mouse.com/directions.html said:PARKING is pretty easy around the store, both on Armitage and on the side streets, which mercifully do not have protected parking.
But the competition is at the library, not the store.
From http://www.cat-n-mouse.com/rubiks.html
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - The Library is 1 block from the Damen stop on the CTA Blue Line and is served by the following buses: #50 Damen Ave., #56 Milwaukee Ave., and #72 North Ave. For more information visit the Chicago Transit Authority.
PARKING - Street parking is available around the library. North, Damen and Milwaukee Aves. have fare boxes, but most of the side streets and Armitage Ave. have un-paid parking.
Hopefully we'll get lucky and this particular part of town will be a spot that doesn't run out of parking. There are some places like that around the city - this might be one of them.
Yeah, one of the first things I did was look for parking nearby... doesn't seem to be anything. We could always ask the Subway across the street if they mind... I'm sure they'll be getting a lot of business during lunchI also searched for "parking near" the address, and came up with very little that looked promising. So that's why I asked the question.
Again I say, it looks scary to me. Chicago is made to get around with public transportation. It's not as friendly for someone who's driving in to visit for the day.
Hopefully we'll get lucky and this particular part of town will be a spot that doesn't run out of parking. There are some places like that around the city - this might be one of them.
Hopefully we'll get lucky and this particular part of town will be a spot that doesn't run out of parking. There are some places like that around the city - this might be one of them.
I might be best just to take public transportation from somewhere to the venue.
The parking system in chicago was really nice when I was there. When we stopped to get hot dogs, you could even pay with a credit card. It seemed really nice imo. Better than finding change for meters.