Dressed to kilt 2006

**Manu** · 28th February 06, 10:47 AM

It did say that with the general admission you get invited to the after party, unlike the junior ticket, so you save $50, but no after party...unless you start your own!!!!

**Kilted Taper** · 28th February 06, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by Iñaki

It did say that with the general admission you get invited to the after party, unlike the junior ticket, so you save $50, but no after party...unless you start your own!!!!

I would think the party is included. All other options say what the package includes. Junior just says you have to be under 30, show ID and that there is a limit. It's like going to the amusement park and paying less for the ankle biters.

EDIT:
Just confirmed with the folks running the show. Junior tickets DO include the post party.

**Kilted Taper** · 28th February 06, 01:01 PM

Also wanted to point out that up to $150 of each ticket price is tax deductable.

**Richland** · 28th February 06, 01:19 PM

Now why cant the do this type of thing in Boston?

**Colin** · 4th April 06, 10:25 AM

Did anyone go to this last night? How was it? Anyone got any pics for us yet?

**UmAnOnion** · 4th April 06, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by Colin

Did anyone go to this last night? How was it? Anyone got any pics for us yet?

I didnt get to go - the little old ladies mentioned above have gotten a bit to spry for me these days - damned Tae Bo...

Did see a pic of Sean Connery in his outfit - black turtle neck & kilt of unknown tartan. was showing in the mini-monitor in the elevator as i came back to work from lunch - didnt see anything in the papers today & missed the news this AM

to make matters worse the website for Dressed to Kilt is giving me the good old 404.... WWWWAAAHHHH!!!!!

I will be up at the Scottish Village thursday & see if anybody from there had pics that are posted anywahere & will continue to scour the web for other shots too...

**longshadows** · 4th April 06, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Richland

Now why cant the do this type of thing in Boston?

I fear our Irish cousins beat us to it in Boston. It's more of a "River Dance" sort of place. Actually, most of New England is a bit light on the Scots presence. If you use the Presbyterian Church as a sign of Scots descendents, you won't find all that many, compared to the rest of the country--especially the South and Mid-Atlantic/Midwest.

From here, however, all you have to do is look across the Gulf of Maine and there lies Nova Scotia, which is a whole other story! It ain't Scotland, but it's the next best thing.

**Mike1** · 4th April 06, 01:01 PM

HERE is a BBC link with some pictures of Sir Sean and First Miniature (did I actually type that or am I just thinking that?) McConnell, along with some others.