Tarrant County question

[Grace Preston]

Originally Posted by corona

March? [Pant]

Heh.. by March-- I'll be about 40 pounds lighter than I was when you saw me in September

[Go4it]

When Reese Foster comes to town she generally stays in the 121/183 intersection area. Lots of good hotels and she seems to like it. You might contact her and see if she has any other suggestions.

[aubie79]

University Drive & I-30 is a good central location for pretty much any Tarrant County patron. Regardless..you book it and I'll show up.

[corona]

Originally Posted by GracePreston

Heh.. by March-- I'll be about 40 pounds lighter than I was when you saw me in September

We always got along famously no matter our sizes. However, if you're going to feel sexier than I'm ALL for it!!

[ElBombero]

Chung is correct. And, HEB would be a very convenient location. I used to live there and you're 30 mins away from almost anywhere in the metroplex, it seems.

[Guest062124]

Grace,

HEB is always great for me. Easy access for the Fort Worth guys and Dallas guys as well.

[SisterTwister]

Originally Posted by TheEccie214

All of this. How does DFW get by doing these 5 year construction projects? Beyond irritating.

That is a GREAT question. A few years ago I found out they put up cones to block off streets before they even have the money approved in the city budgets for the projects. It's a fucking joke...kinda like how the city of Arlington blocks off streets during sporting events...cuz ya know the last thing you want with an extra 80,000 people crammed into a tight space is more room to move them around in eh?

Idiots run this town.

[Dilbertgolf]

I think your idea of 2 days in SW Fort Worth and 2 in the HEB area is a good choice. 35 is a clusterfuck from downtown north to 287. In my opinion, if you view 360 as the dividing line between what ECCIE considers Dallas/Ft Worth, then consider 35w to be the dividing line OF Ft Worth. With construction, it's a PITA to cross that line in either direction.

[Poppa_Viagra]

Recommendation for you Grace, immediately north or south of DFW, some really nice hotels, access is excellent, fairly central to the entire Metromess, and a straight shot from my house.

[EROS725]

Strictly speaking from a selfish point of view, I-30 & Green Oaks area has some good hotels.

I-35 south of Fort Worth has some decent ones as well.

H.E.B. is a good site, because it is more centrally located between Dallas & Fort Worth.

I am sure you will have success no matter which location you choose

[bryan johnson]

Lived in Fort Worth all my life. Hobbling for 10 years. Definitely west side is best. A ton Of money and no ladies. Good luck. I'm interested

[CaptCroakers]

Unless guys have a ton of time on their hands, guys aren't likely to cross over I35 from either direction

[Sir Lancehernot]

Originally Posted by CaptCroakers

Unless guys have a ton of time on their hands, guys aren't likely to cross over I35 from either direction

In general, that's correct. I work on the west side of 35W. Because my windows of opportunity are pretty much limited to the after-work period, getting though the 287/820/35W area makes it virtually impossible for me to get to schedule an appoint east of there at that time of day.

On the other hand, time of day makes a big difference. I can get from 114 and O'Connor in Irving to southwest Fort Worth in 40 minutes at 8:30 p.m.

[Grace Preston]

Originally Posted by CaptCroakers

Unless guys have a ton of time on their hands, guys aren't likely to cross over I35 from either direction

I'll be spending time on both sides of the metro while I'm down there. I just don't have as good a read on FTW as Dallas, since I used to be Dallas based.

[MooneyFlyer]

First person to find a hotel at Green Oaks and I-30 . . .will be the first person!