USAF Thunderbirds March 31, 2007
Ventura, California
The schedule has not yet been posted so check back for updates. The map shown also will not depict the correct location of the event as the address for the Air Station is not provided.
Official Website: http://www.nbvc.navy.mil/airshow07/pr1.html
Added by cptdrinian on January 17, 2007
Comments
cptdrinian
General information regarding the show has finally been published and is available at: http://www.nbvc.navy.mil/airshow07/index.html
This years show is going to be in celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King and will be a fantastic tribute to a visionary man who desired nothing more than for all people to live and work together in peace and harmony. I hope that all of you who come across this posting will plan to attend.
coolbassmann
Went to the show and it was okay except!! How are you going to try and get 70,000 people out of a base with one dam gate? took an hour to get off the bass. Come on, I am sure you could have opened up the fence in place and directed people out. Also took too long to get to the Thunderbirds. Even once it started we had to listen to 30 minutes of some girl from my home town (Renton Washington) talking about them and tossing in a fake southern accent. What was with that?
Took way too long to get started because 3/4 of the people there could not even see the the pilot and crew going through their military check. Pretty boring until they got into the air finally. Have to remember most came at 9 and 10 AM! After 6 hours of putting up with crowds and looking up in the air, a person is pretty tired of it all. Cut the hours down on these shows. We don't need to see 5 different people flying bi-planesone right after another when one would do. I think you stall everything to try and keep people there longer so they eat and drink more so you can make money. Just charge admission and let us out and have a bunch of ways to get out. Never again for me and the Blue Angels are better and fly tighter formations.
cptdrinian
There are no updates yet in terms of daily schedules or other pertinent information, however I was able to locate directions to the air station for everyones planning purposes. The directions can be found at this link: http://www.nbvc.navy.mil/0_docs/maps.pdf