I think the only issue is how crowded the trains will be. On game days they get completely packed as you get closer to downtown and getting on at a station close to Fair Park can be a challenge. I imagine Friday will heavy traffic on the trains but likely manageable. If the train you're getting on at Park Central (635 & 75) is the same line that runs to Fair Park entrance (I think it's the Green line but that's just from fuzzy memory) you'll probably be fine on the way in, but you may have to wait a train or two before you can get on leaving. They run around every 5 minutes during the Fair if I recall correctly, but I imagine DART has schedules posted you can check on the website.
If you download the DART app you can purchase your train tickets (electronic ticket on your phone) in advance.
We went a week ago (Tuesday evening) and grabbed one near the Crazy Mouse. No line, and the lady working made both of them fresh dipped and fried in front of us. Easily the best corny dog I’ve ever had. /csb
This. Andrew hit on August 24. We didn’t get power back at the house until the first week of October. Downtown Miami was without water for over a week.
Spent lots of time at Holmes Beach on Anna Maria growing up. Grandad was the episcopal priest there. Forever it was a sleepy little beach town with all of the money in Sarasota. Uncle still lives in Bradenton. I am hoping he and his family bug out.
I grew up in Miami, was there for Andrew, and still have family there. I have no desire to retire there for numerous reasons (storm risk and clean up among them), and had thought hard about a move to....western NC to avoid all of that.
Dr. D? Ernie ______ (can’t remember his last name). I had him too. Also drew Captain Hook (“C is a fine grade. It means completely satisfactory”) Professor Quarles. (Go Gata)