Texas Two Step Time Again
Monday, March 31st, 2008 4:15pm CDT
By Luke, Thunder Lounge
Published on Thunder Lounge.
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Come one, come all, come often.
It’s that time of year again, and you can bet your boots that the infamous Thunder Lounge® is headed to the infield of Texas Motor Speedway.
When the sun goes down, the lights come up at Thunder Lounge. Bring your beverage of choice, and come on down. The party will rock into the night as always, as if you miss one minute, you’ll be regretting it.
Starting Friday, find me (Luke) and mention you read our site, and we’ll give you a FREE Thunder Lounge wristband. These aren’t some cheap little thing, they’re the real deal. 100% silicone, and screen printed with a fiery background and the Thunder Lounge logo in blue. A steal at $7, get yours FREE. (Quantities limited, while supplies last. Some will be reserved for both Friday and Saturday.)
For those needing a little assistance, here’s the map to the facility. If you’re not already in the infield, we recommend using the SOUTH tunnel, as it’s open for traffic 24/7 during the weekend. You will need an infield pass, which can be obtained when you walk through the tunnel gate.
The house will be rockin all weekend long, so come on out, relax, and enjoy yourself.
See you at the track!
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Can I bring a pitcher of MoJo?
And bullfrog, please.
Actually, better make it more than a single pitcher.
Sure had a great time last fall. HAte to miss the Spring race. We were your neighbors across the road last fall.
The IOWA boys!!!!!!
Chad said this on April 3rd, 2008 at 9:19 am
Does the wristband also get us a free beer??
Dennis/RaceTalkRadio
Hey Chad, great for ya to stop by.
Hey Dennis, sure. I’ll spot ya a beer.
SIGN seen in NW Ohio;
“Will blog for wristband”