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McGuire Air Force Base Air Show
Viper Club Gathering
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS RUN
May 12, 2007
FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS RUN May 12, 2007
FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING
Main Gathering Point – 8:30 am Leaving Gathering Point at 10:00 am
The World Famous Mastoris Diner – Bordentown, New Jersey
Information on the Diner can be found at www.Mastoris.com. Travel is very easy as the dinner is centrally located to New York, Philadelphia and Delaware.
Mastoris Diner
144 US Highway 130 (609) 298-4650
Bordentown, NJ
A personalized map can be generated for each person wishing to travel to the diner. Just click the directions button on www.Mastoris.com
Approximate Time to Mastoris from Holland Tunnel – 1 hr 5 min.
Take NJ Turpike South to Exit 7A approx 43.7 miles
Pay Toll
Merge - I195 West toward TRENTON to Exit 5A US130 South approx 2.3 miles
Travel on US130 South approx 5.1 miles
Mastoris on Right Side
Approximate Time to Mastoris from Asbury Park (end of I195) – 40 minutes
Take I195 West toward TRENTON to Exit 5A (US130 South) approx 29.2 miles
Travel on US130 South approx 5.1 miles
Mastoris on Right Side
Approximate Time to Mastoris from Philadelphia Walt Whitman Bridge - 45 minutes
Exit Bridge and head on Route 295 N to Exit 57 (US 130 North) approx. 29.9 miles
US130 North turn onto Local Route 206 North approx. 1.8 miles
LOOK FOR MASTORIS SIGN
Mastoris is on Right Side at the Junction of Route 206N approx. 200 feet
Directions to McGuire AFB will be given to participants at Mastoris Diner.
Parking at McGuire AFB is free. General Parking is provided. No separate parking for participants is provided.
AIR SHOW TIPS
Remember
The Air Show covers a lot of ground, be prepared for lots of walking.
Safety and Security First
- NO COOLERS! Anybody with a cooler will be turned back at the gate.
- All air show visitors and their bags are subject to search while at McGuire.
- There is a no smoking rule on the flight line which is strictly enforced.
- Observe all signs, including the ones that say "do not touch" - they're there for a reason.
- Do not touch any aircraft unless you're invited to do so by the aircrew and never climb on the planes.
- Some aircraft on display are open for tours. Don't let this opportunity to explore these airplanes pass you by.
- Trip hazards are everywhere. Watch for tent ropes and aircraft tie-down chains. They appear out of nowhere. Also, watch for other people. The flight line gets crowded.
- Do not attempt to cross the crowd fencing - this is a show stopper!
- Remember that trash can be sucked up into the aircraft engines, damaging the aircraft and endangering the pilot's life. Please keep the flight line litter-free by using the trash receptacles provided for your convenience.
- No bicycles, skates - including inline skates - or skateboards. The flight line gets too crowded for people on wheels to be maneuvering through the masses.
- Pets are not permitted on the flight line. Service animals being used for special needs are permitted on the flight line.
- Drink plenty of fluids, especially if the day is a sunny, warm, spring day.
- Apply sunscreen often, especially to small children. Temperatures on the flight line typically are higher than normal. Bring a hat - most people forget about the sun beating down on the tops of their heads.
- Take time out to rest during the day. With the excitement, you could become fatigued.
- A first aid tent will be set up at a yet to be determined location.
- A lost and found/information booth will be set at a yet to be determined location to report lost children. Announcements will be made over the public address system. Bring found items or report lost items to the lost and found/information tent.
http://www.305services.com/main/airshow07/
Air Show Flights Begin at Approximately 11 am and extend to 4:30 pm
