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Casa Ferrari - Monterey, Pebble Beach Week

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  1. Rossocorsa1

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    #1 Rossocorsa1, Jul 4, 2017
    Can someone give details about Casa Ferrari in Monterey during Pebble Beach week?

    - What is it exactly?

    - Is it open to the public?

    - Can new car owners get access to any special functions/events? If so, how?

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4dgTR6YsOTA
     
  2. setbkk

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    #2 setbkk, Jul 5, 2017
    Not happening this year according to FofSF. Maybe next year.
     
  3. 635CSI

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    #3 635CSI, Jul 5, 2017
    Got the same info, a real shame. FNA putting its resources into a 70th celebration at the Concours golf course , hospitality access will be "restricted".

    I liked Casa Ferrari, a good relaxed vibe.

    As an alternative I will check out the Barnyard Ferrari event in Carmel on the Saturday evening.
     
  4. Rossocorsa1

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    #4 Rossocorsa1, Jul 5, 2017
    Thanks for the info. That's a shame. Looked very cool.
     
  5. Rossocorsa1

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    #5 Rossocorsa1, Jul 5, 2017
    I'm going to Pebble Beach for the first time this year. For those that have been, what is the best way to get around for longer distances? Should I rent a car, or are Uber's and taxis relatively available? Im guessing that parking at the events is a big pain. I'll also be walking a lot.
     
  6. setbkk

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    #6 setbkk, Jul 5, 2017
    My guess is renting a car is probably a cheaper option and gives you more flexibility. You will be spending a lot of time sitting in very slow moving traffic on Highway 1 with a taxi meter running. I would not be surprised if Uber bumps up their fares in anticipation of the congestion - they would be crazy not to do so.
     
  7. Lusso123

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    #7 Lusso123, Jul 5, 2017
    Have been going there since 1989. Best to rent a car for best flexibility. There is Uber, and Taxi service, but only good for very limited use.

    Parking varies. At some events it is good and easy, at some it is just ok, and at others it is a major PITA. And.... also depends on the times to arrive....
     
  8. Gran Drewismo

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    #8 Gran Drewismo, Jul 5, 2017
    Definitely rent a car.
     
  9. Marcel Massini

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    #9 Marcel Massini, Jul 6, 2017
    Helicopter.

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