11:00 is right - slept since last show. They are going to try and fill up the east end first. We lost Hanger Two but will still use the loading/unloading docks and all the concrete in front just as before. Registration will be in a tent along the fence where they used to put equipment for sale. This is just before you get to Hanger Two. Triangle area between there and the Taxi way will be reserved for John Deere display only. Not positive about your parking since I don't have anything to do with that area, but you should be OK. The airport will be shut down so you won't need to worry about air traffic on Monday or Tuesday. Trucks with trailers hauling golf carts/gators/mules/etc arriving while the show is on Thursday, Friday, Sat. will be directed to field parking where they can unload and drive up to an admittance gate. We are just trying to ease the congestion and make it easier for people to get in and out. I've got a Gator
Indiana ST RD 28 is closed up by Romney with a detour. We been going on I74 to Champaign, then to Rantoul. Not the handiest and out of the way but no detours.
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