I booked mine for Thursday to Sunday. I will probably start my drive late Wednesday and get there first thing Thursday

only thing that i'm confused about is i got a hickory 2BR but the cabin number i was told is showing up as a hemlock on their little pdf map on their site. maybe they have it down wrng who knows. regardless i'm told i have cabin 537.

The cabin # is not in stone, you might get another cabin the day you sign-in because that one might be down for maintenance or some other reason. It has happened before to a couple of my friends, but they will give you one with the same amount of bedrooms.

ok sounds good. i just wanted the hickory since they are the newer ones. i mean i hope i get one for what i paid lol

also sidenote: are all you MAZOC guys doing the ghey Z train down to zdayz?

Ya I was told a week before at best I would be given a number.

who knows lol i was told when i reserved what number i was but i guess i got a few months of anticipation and a long drive til i find out.

Can anyone confirm if Verizon Wireless is covered in the Village? It says it is on their web site, but if I zoom in they are not in the shaded areas (could be outdated Verizon map).

The reason I ask is because im thining of getting a Verizon prepaid just for the trip because our phones will not work in the Village, and our 1 BDRM cabin does not have a phone.

do you know if AT&T gets coverage there? i mean i was at my hunting camp this weekend and i got service with mine but all the verizon phones didnt lol

only verizon phones get service there. and only if your like standing on the deck.
and barely.

From my research nothing works LOL! The lodge has WiFi so you could make WiFi calls, but I read that it gets crowded. My wife noticed the note about Verizon on their site. Im worried for her not having anything to do (facebook) and never wanting to go back again. She said shes ready for it, but we both were complaining the other day when the power went out for two hours :rofl2:

true. i dont know i kinda like fallin off the grid sometmes. my only worry is tryin t link up with some people there and not being able to since no cell phones. i guess i need to get a new set of walkie talkies for the trip.

If you are there with MAZOC we all use a radio channel to communicate. Most of the groups do this.

well i got a MAZOC sticker on my Z and i feel like part of the group so i guess im good lol

I have no problem being off the grid, my wife on the other hand is not used to it. Anyway I like the radio idea, I will bring some with us.

i'll bring some of my homemade wine you can give to her and she will be just fine :bowrofl: