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| DROPT N DESTROYED 12 FAQ'S |
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Saturday May 30th and Sunday May 31st, 2015
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| I DONT SEE AN ANSWER TO MY QUESTION? |
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If you have a question reguarding the prison and not the show please call them at 419-522-2644 or visit there website at www.mrps.org. |
| HOW MUCH IS IT TO SPECTATE? |
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Spectators are free for the show. If you wish to take the tour of the reformatory the prices are:
Self-Guided...Adults $9 Youth, Seniors, College ID, and Military ... $2 discount
Audio Wand...additional $5
Guided Tour...additional Adults $5 Youth, Seniors, College ID, and Military ... $2 discount |
| MAY I BRING MY TRAILER INTO THE SHOW? |
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As always we appreciate it if you leave the trailer at the hotel or in the trailer parking area before coming in the show.
Any vehicle needed to be trailered in will be allowed and pulled out immediately.Trailer parking is directly across from the main entrance to the reformatory |
| CAN I LEAVE MY TRUCK AND STAY AT THE SHOW OVER NIGHT? |
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You may leave your vehicle over night, but you can not stay there. If you are leaving your vehicle please let us know in case it would need moved. |
| IS THERE FOOD AND BATHROOMS THERE? |
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Quaker Steak n Lube and The Cell Block Cafe will be selling plenty of food and drinks for the weekend. You may bring your own food and drinks as well. (NO GLASS BOTTLES).
Port o toilets will be available or restrooms in front of the east cell block. |
| CAN I COME IN AND OUT OF THE SHOW? |
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Yes, but we please ask for minimal traffic in and out. |
| WHAT IF IT RAINS? |
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Dropt Out ask that nobody talk about the weather but the show happens whatever the weather may be. If you are to hot, cold or its wet out you may go inside and take a tour
of the reformatory. |
| CAN I TAKE PHOTOS INSIDE THE PRISON? |
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YES! You may take as many photos or videos as you like. BUT YOU MAY NOT TAKE ANY PHOTOS FACING THE DIRECTION INTO THE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY BEHIND THE REFORMATORY! |
| WHAT AGES CAN TAKE THE TOUR? |
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This is strictly up to you. There are sharp edges, tight places, steps and other items that can be dangerous to children or adults. |
