Is there a commuter flight from Columbus to South Bend?
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You'd probably have to fly to Indianapolis and then South Bend..I don't think there's a commuter flight, babe.
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It looks like this is their only Ohio stop coming up\n\nCircus Location\nSeagate Convention Centre\nToledo , Ohio\n\n\nTicket Prices\nGeneral Admission/Reserved Seating\n$10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00\n\n\nShow Dates\nMarch 23, 2006\n 2:00 PM\n6:30 PM\n\n \nMarch 24, 2006\n 2:00 PM\n6:30 PM\n\n \nMarch 25, 2006\n 2:00 PM\n6:30 PM\n\n \nMarch 26, 2006\n\n 2:00 PM\n6:30 PM\n\n \n\nTicket Information\nPhone: 419-242-9981\nFax: 419-241-9751
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yes go to >>>>http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/BRKHatcheries.html they have what you need, all other the southwest locations
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If you have the chance, take the public transportation (lightrail, cable car, etc). It was very efficient for me when I went. There is a lightrail stop that basically drops you off at the home plate entrance.
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southwest airlines usually has the cheapest tickets. we visit florida alot during the summer, and we find southwest to be the cheapest.
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if ur in southern cal\nkcal 9\nor fsn prime ticket\nthat is the new fsn west 2
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If you are worried about traffic, make sure your home and work are on the same side of the river.  Commuting across the bridges during rush hour greatly increases your travel time.  And <strike>Albuquerque</strike> (make that) New Mexico motorists will drive you insane if you have to commute any decent distance.
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It depends on where you are coming from.  \n\nIf you are coming from the midwest or east coast, then air travel would be cheapest - it is possible to find tickets from $200-300.  \n\nIf you are coming from another western state, I would suggest Amtrak.  Amtrak has stations in the East Bay, where you can catch public transit to SF.
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Just went.  Need something?
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I live in Bloomington-Normal 2.5 hours south of Chicago
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check airline websites for last minute specials on wednesday  Try luftansa of course, maybe US airways, delta, northwest....  Other than that try hotwire.com or priceline.  I don't think you'll find one that's extremely cheap in the middle of the summer with the WC going on, but that will probably be the best you can do.
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Here is the Greyhound bus URL \n\nhttp://www.greyhound.com/\n\nHere is the Amtrak train URL\n \nhttp://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=Amtrak/HomePage&WT.mc_t=LDTSPRFY06&WT.mc_n=ldtGNAamt&WT.mc_r=14\n\nWelcome to America, my wife is Japanese and we just came back from Japan. Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Kagoshima, Okinawa and Tokunoshima.  Summer is hot in MO. Good Luck!
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What other travelling options other than by bus are you considering? If you're travelling by train or plane then it'll be faster.
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Try asking the local larger Freight Forwarding companies based on Birmingham Airport.
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They pass each other at 2:20pm.\n\nOne way to figure this out is by considering the problem on an x-y graph:\n  Think of the x-axis as elapsed time, in hours.  So for example, x=1 would be 1 elapsed hour (or 1:00pm).\n  Think of the y-axis as position, in kilometers.  So think of Austin as being y=0, and Los Angeles as y=2100.\n\nThen, consider the trip of the two planes as two lines (ie. y=mx+b) on this graph.  In the end, youll use these lines to solve the problem.\n\nOk... so the plane that starts in Austin would be y=500x.  The reason we know this is because:\n   1)  at noon (x=0), the plane is in Austin (y=0).\n   2)  if you look at the way we set up the graph, the speed of the plane happens to be the slope of the line (notice "km/hr" = y/x), so the slope is 500.\n\nThe plane that starts in LA is slightly more complicated.  Its y=(-700x)+2800.  We know this because:\n   1)  at 1PM (x=1), the plane is in LA (y=2100)\n   2)  its speed is 700km (but in the opposite direction), so its slope is -700.\n\nSo, we're looking for when the two planes intersect... They intersect when their positions (their y values) are equal.  So you just need to solve the two equations with their y=values as being equal.\n\ny = 500x\ny = (-700x)+2800\n\n500x = (-700x)+2800\nx = 7/3\n\nOk so x = 7/3... Remember that x is elapsed hours, so 7/3 = 2 1/3 elapsed hours = 2 hours and 20 minutes....  or 2:20PM!\n\nYou can verify this by plugging x=7/3 into both of the equations.   You'll get y=1166.667, which puts the planes right around New Mexico =).
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You can either call the airport contact office ( 281-230-3100 ) to ask. Or you can try to look it up online at http://www.fly2houston.com
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Get to Mexico and then drop me a line