May 27 DCI/Seminole Hard Rock Show

Drivers Club International & the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino are pleased to announce the First Annual DCI Memorial Day Weekend Exotic Car Extravaganza! The event will take place at the Paradise Section of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Sunday May 27, 2007 from Noon to 6pm.



The event is open to all sportscars & exotics and will feature three People's Choice Awards (Classic, Modified, Most Popular) and a Best of Show award. All participating cars will receive automotive products and a commemorative plaque as well as discount coupons from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and participating Hard Rock restaurants.



The cars will be judged by the public and can be viewed in the outdoor areas of the Hard Rock's Paradise nightclub and retail district. The show will include live entertainment by several bands, automotive accessory vendors, Big 106 radio personalities, Hooter's Girls, and the chance to sign up to win a BMW 3- series automobile (to be given away by the Hard Rock on May 30).



The event is part of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's Memorial Day Weekend. Registration is $15 in advance and $20 the day of the show, subject to availability. Registration is subject to approval by DCI.

www.thedriversclub.us

 

Interesting. What is DCI, never heard of them?

The link to register on the DCI site does not take you to any registration form. Please let us know how to register.

 

We apologize for the problems with the website. Shows you what happens when a bunch of car guys try to do a web page.

For now, in order to register, please send an email to [email protected] specifying name rank and serial number (plus car information and photo, if available).

Any other questions, PM me.

I am the lawyer tring to help a bunch of fellow car guys.


Brian

 

The registration form is now up and running.

www.driversclubinternational.com. The registration fee increases after May 10.

We are really trying to create an experience for all exotic car owners.

 

Sounds like fun! I'll probably be there.

 

Promises, promises.

 

I signed up. Don't think I will be going to the Indy 500, so this show sounds interesting.

 

"Probably" isn't a promise, silly goose! When I say I'm gonna be somewhere, I'm there. For instance, the karting event.. I was 1 1/2 hrs late and didn't get to race, but I came at the last minute!! I'm a woman of my word.

On edit: If it's the same day as Indy I don't know if I'll be able to make it. We'll see.

 

If you want to register your car, please do so ASAP as the registration fee is supposed to go up after tomorrow.

Scottie

 

Hey Brian, is this the same event we were talking about, with Marcelo, during our last dinner at La Famiglia? Can you PM me Mareclo's contact info??

 

Why would someone pay to put a car in the show???? Isn't bringing your car to someone's show helping them out?????

 

You get some plaquage and car stuff, so it probably isn't a bad deal. What do you expect, free food and drink?

BT

 

Yeh.........Like a BT party!!

 

I am probably making it up - but I bet that they have stickers.

Did you hear that Fred - S-T-I-C-K-E-R-S. Big pretty stickers wth lots of colors.

Ready to pay yet?

Scottie

 

Don't tell Robert, or he's there too.

 

maybe I am too darn stupid. Howmuch is the fee and howmuch will it go up.

It is kind of interesting that a new club starts out with a carshow and is asking for a fee to display. Is there a charity involved that gets all the money? That is how we roll in SSF.

 

I've always had the same thought about car shows that aren't to benefit a worthy cause; let me pay you to use my car to make the Casino money? I give those bastards $20 cover to get into the night club once or twice a month already since it's the only one in Tampa open past 3 AM, that's enough for them.

 

$50 currently; I had to click the pay by paypal link to find it. No mention of a charity. I was interested in their HPDE stuff on the site since they have Sebring listed but no mention of pricing or availability on those either.

 

$50? I thought I saw $15, and then it goes up to $20.

Every car show I have gone to, charity or not, charges $15-$20 to enter. That pays for all the trophies that you do not get. But the shows can be fun.

 

Yuppers:

Payment For Quantity Price
Hard Rock / DCI Exotic Card Show Registration 1 $50.00 USD

 

If it is $50, then I just lost interest. That friends, is a rip off.

Members of DCI, what gives? This is not a normal entry fee, especially for a commercial event. This now becomes an absurdity, and is the best way for a new group to lose credibility.

 

Please, explain the $50 for registration. That is ridiculous.

 

+1
$20 is okay, $50 is out there.
BT

 

Agreed... I considered it for $20, but not for $50. Need a charitable beneficiary to justify that level of entry fee.

 

You're confusing me with RM.....