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How long have the am practices been going?


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im headin down for the 9:10 tomorrow monring...whats the earliest they let people in at?

In the past it didn't really matter, but this time they have kept people out until an hour before start of practice for the most part. Hard to say, but I think they are getting more lax as time goes on because yesterday morning the gates were unlocked and people were getting into the AM practices much earlier.

Good idea to always be early anyway, especially if you want to line up for autographs. :cheers2:

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In the past it didn't really matter, but this time they have kept people out until an hour before start of practice for the most part. Hard to say, but I think they are getting more lax as time goes on because yesterday morning the gates were unlocked and people were getting into the AM practices much earlier.

Good idea to always be early anyway, especially if you want to line up for autographs. :cheers2:

I second this. :D

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