Glenn at Fallsview Casino, Niagara Falls, Ontario August 23 & 24

[Wildthyme]

Tuesday, August 23
Wednesday, August 24
Showtime: 8:30pm, doors open at 7:30pm
Tickets start at $75

Tickets will be available beginning at noon on Friday, July 1, at the Fallsview Casino Box Office (on any show date) or at all Ticketmaster outlets, by calling Ticketmaster at 1-877-833-3110 or by visiting www.ticketmaster.ca.

[Freypower]

Good grief.

[Wildthyme]

I would do this in a heartbeat if I could afford it. So unless I win the lottery in the next few days it won't be happening...

[Troubadour]

It's always exciting to hear of solo shows - even if they are far away. Can't wait for the pics and reviews! Any Borderers have the possibility of going?

ETA: Just read your above post, Cami. Sorry it doesn't look like you can make it this time.

[sodascouts]

OH MY GOSH!!!

I'm gonna try to do this. It won't be easy, but this is too good to pass up!! I gotta make it happen. I'll figure something out.

SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Freypower]

I have a passport. Theoretically I could go. But I don't think my husband would be impressed.

However, I am so glad he's doing a solo show!

[sodascouts]

SH*T my passport just expired last month! GOTTA GET ONE NOW!

[Troubadour]

I love how these things just come out of nowhere. We're trundling along, getting a bit disillusioned by ticket prices and lack of photographs, and suddenly BAM! A rush of excitement, and the scrambling around to organise plane tickets and time off work begins. And the questions. ("Would it be morally wrong to skip my best friend's baby shower for Glenn Frey?") Then the justifications. ("Oh, how COULD she mind? She knows how much I love him. And besides, this could be the LAST SHOW HE EVER DOES...") Ah, the life of an Eagles fan... I love it!

[Lisa]

The two waterfalls at Niagara Falls will send off a lot of mist both day and night, and a warm and waterproofed jacket for wet and chilly air coudn't hurt. Neither could packing some long-sleeved garments, or maybe even an acrylic sweater, in case you can feel the cold.
A waterproofed windbreaker could be a lightweight all-purpose light-rain cover for sightseeing at the Falls, too.

Oh, and there's a steady gusting wind along the waterfronts and Niagara Falls is usually a little cool and damp with water spray when you're outdoors, no matter what the degrees are on the thermometer!


If your're going to sightsee near the falls during the daytime, to take a boat excursion, for example, or to walk near the tourist views of the falls--Autumn-weather garments, with waterproofed and windbreaking overgarments (coats, jackets, sweaters), are about what it would take to stay warm. Most of the scenic views of Niagara Falls are from the sides of high bluffs, and the winds across that altitude make you feel cold. You could be blown along by the wind walking along the tourist paths.

Most importantly--SHOES--no slippery-to-walk-in SHOES--instead, you'd want to pack a pair of often-worn athletic shoes with rubber soles--This is for touring scenic land areas around the falls outdoors--so that you don't slip(!!!)--not for being indoors at the show in the Fallsview Casino--indoors is indoors.

A massive amount of water goes over Niagara Falls, both at the Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side of the border, and at the American Falls on the American side of the border. It's hard to anticipate the degree, the weight, and the force of that water. The tourist souvenir shops are on the Canadian side--the side with the Fallsview Casino.

[Brooke]

Well gals, as much as I'd love to meet all of you (and see Glenn) I don't think I'll make it. Now I have to have a root canal on my tooth this Friday. This was just kind of the icing on the cake. Too much going on and too expensive.