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So I will be visiting Tampa for a few days in April for the Wrestlemania weekend (don't judge me). Can anyone give me some ideas on which areas I should be looking at for places to stay, or to stay away from? The big event is at Raymond James Stadium, but the other related events are all at Amalie Arena. What else is there to do in Tampa to keep us occupied during the days?
Most of you never run 41 to Ehren to 52 back east to san ann. Halfway Bellamy brother Blvd then left. It be a long ride til it dead end into powell. Go left to 41, then right.
I grab a beer sail inn, and see anyone going north where? I look for routes close to waht I just brought you in.
Florida rides never get interesting til ya get inland, curves and what we call hill country...lmfao
Last edited by Tampa Fatboy; Dec 13, 2019 at 12:20 AM.
Haven't been to Hyde Park in over 20 years. More of an upscale, fruity, college crowd. Way too much diversity for me.
'71 I come out here, my dad had a place in Hyde Park. One block from the river across from downtown. I worked at Lacata's Steak House as a bus boy while I went to Plant.
Kennedy Blvd was wide open back then, as was the Park. Mens Garden Club, Ballast Point, are just a couple comes to mind.
What really freaaked me out was I ended up what I left, biker haven. I got here was Renegades and Outlaws, what I left was a beer boy for the Bandidos.
Lil space in between that time, yes, I was 10-12 playing beer boy.
So I will be visiting Tampa for a few days in April for the Wrestlemania weekend (don't judge me). Can anyone give me some ideas on which areas I should be looking at for places to stay, or to stay away from? The big event is at Raymond James Stadium, but the other related events are all at Amalie Arena. What else is there to do in Tampa to keep us occupied during the days?
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