New Jets stadium in NYC? There goes the corridor!

Just saw that this is being pushed through. It would be just south of the
Javits Center, right on the river.

If this is built, any event there would close the Hudson River VFR corridor.

Peter Gottlieb wrote:

Just saw that this is being pushed through. It would be just south of the
Javits Center, right on the river.

If this is built, any event there would close the Hudson River VFR corridor.

Any event at Yankees stadium closes the corridor now.

George Patterson
Battle, n; A method of untying with the teeth a political knot that would
not yield to the tongue.

Yes, I know, but with two stadiums the chances are much higher something
will be happening at one of them.


"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Peter Gottlieb wrote:

Just saw that this is being pushed through. It would be just south of
the
Javits Center, right on the river.

If this is built, any event there would close the Hudson River VFR
corridor.

Any event at Yankees stadium closes the corridor now.

George Patterson
Battle, n; A method of untying with the teeth a political knot that
would
not yield to the tongue.

On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 00:24:24 GMT, "Peter Gottlieb"
wrote:

Just saw that this is being pushed through. It would be just south of the
Javits Center, right on the river.

If this is built, any event there would close the Hudson River VFR corridor.

How the hell do they expect people to get to the stadium? Javits is
nowhere near the subway.



Eric Pinnell

(Author, "Steel Rain", "Claws of The Dragon", "The Omega File")

For a preview, see: http://www.ericpinnell.com/books/previews.shtml

Eric Pinnell wrote:

How the hell do they expect people to get to the stadium? Javits is
nowhere near the subway.


Part of the whole project is extending the 7 train westwards from its
current terminus at Times Square.

Mateo

What are they talking about trains for? Didn't they just blow up
several trains in Spain. Will they stop the trains when a game is on
like they will stop flying?

Stupid, stupid, stupid.

Big John
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On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 22:24:38 -0500, Mateo wrote:

Eric Pinnell wrote:

How the hell do they expect people to get to the stadium? Javits is
nowhere near the subway.


Part of the whole project is extending the 7 train westwards from its
current terminus at Times Square.

Eric Pinnell see my web site wrote in message . ..
How the hell do they expect people to get to the stadium? Javits is
nowhere near the subway.


Neither is the Meadowlands or Shea, but people find a way. It's not a
horriblly long walk from the 8th Ave 42nd or 50th street A/C/E stops,
though.

(Dave) wrote in
om:

Eric Pinnell see my web site wrote in message
. ..
How the hell do they expect people to get to the stadium? Javits is
nowhere near the subway.


Neither is the Meadowlands or Shea, but people find a way. It's not a
horriblly long walk from the 8th Ave 42nd or 50th street A/C/E stops,
though.


Not to mention the M42 bus..

Dave wrote:

Neither is the Meadowlands or Shea, but people find a way. It's not a
horriblly long walk from the 8th Ave 42nd or 50th street A/C/E stops,
though.

The Willets Point-Shea Stadium stop on the 7 train is in the right-field
parking lot of Shea Stadium (and right across the street from the Tennis
Stadia, too). In fact, it's possible to watch a game from the subway
station itself.

Peter Gottlieb wrote:

Yes, I know, but with two stadiums the chances are much higher something
will be happening at one of them.

So, tell me. Is there anything that the public can do about it, or is it a done deal?

George Patterson
Treason is ne'er successful, Sir; what then be the reason? Why, if treason
be successful, Sir, then none dare call it treason.