TDIFest 2017 location discussion

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pkhoury

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Midwest is much farther north than Texas. I have suggested Texas in the past...but never seems enough interest. The Tdi member concentration isnt very high per square mile, but is pretty high overall. Especially when factoring in the neighboring states. Getting all those folks to participate...thats the trick.....
This is true, given that Texas is such a large state, and there are those of us TDI fans who live both in the city and rural (me being the latter).

I suppose Oklahoma is closer to being in the middle of the US. The only problem I can think of with Tahoe/CA is those of us who have emissions deleted TDIs, since CA is the home of CARB. Unless you're in Austin, nobody really cares about emissions deleted diesels in general in Texas (and most cops I've talked to don't care either).

Did participants ever do group drives on mountain/scenic routes at past TDIfests? That could be another thing to look into in choosing a location.

EDIT - almost forgot to mention - I hope we at least pick a pet friendly hotel for next year, as I'll probably bring the dog in my avatar along with me.
 

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This is true, given that Texas is such a large state, and there are those of us TDI fans who live both in the city and rural (me being the latter).

I suppose Oklahoma is closer to being in the middle of the US. The only problem I can think of with Tahoe/CA is those of us who have emissions deleted TDIs, since CA is the home of CARB. Unless you're in Austin, nobody really cares about emissions deleted diesels in general in Texas (and most cops I've talked to don't care either).

Did participants ever do group drives on mountain/scenic routes at past TDIfests? That could be another thing to look into in choosing a location.

EDIT - almost forgot to mention - I hope we at least pick a pet friendly hotel for next year, as I'll probably bring the dog in my avatar along with me.
Not a problem as long as your car is registered OUTSIDE California. After getting its hands slapped for violating the "Commerce Clause" of the U.S. Constitution (Article 1, Section 8, Clause 3) several years ago, they don't dare bother temporary visitors about their cars.
 

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This is true, given that Texas is such a large state, and there are those of us TDI fans who live both in the city and rural (me being the latter).

I suppose Oklahoma is closer to being in the middle of the US. The only problem I can think of with Tahoe/CA is those of us who have emissions deleted TDIs, since CA is the home of CARB. Unless you're in Austin, nobody really cares about emissions deleted diesels in general in Texas (and most cops I've talked to don't care either).

Did participants ever do group drives on mountain/scenic routes at past TDIfests? That could be another thing to look into in choosing a location.

EDIT - almost forgot to mention - I hope we at least pick a pet friendly hotel for next year, as I'll probably bring the dog in my avatar along with me.
There have been a number of group drives, scavenger hunts, time trials, and other driving activities. In 2013 and 2015, we drove to the top of Mt. Washington as a group.

Have a look through the Past TDIFests discussion area and you'll see what has been done in years past. Feel free to put together some original ideas or revive older activities. :cool:
 

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There have been a number of group drives, scavenger hunts, time trials, and other driving activities. In 2013 and 2015, we drove to the top of Mt. Washington as a group.
Have a look through the Past TDIFests discussion area and you'll see what has been done in years past. Feel free to put together some original ideas or revive older activities. :cool:
The Hotel in Sturgeon Bay was Pet friendly
 
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The Hotel in Sturgeon Bay was Pet friendly
But, as Paul said, it was too far for him to go this year. His comment about a pet-friendly hotel is a "heads-up" to organizers of a possible 2017 venue.
 

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But, as Paul said, it was too far for him to go this year. His comment about a pet-friendly hotel is a "heads-up" to organizers of a possible 2017 venue

Ok just making a point there were some nice Dogs there and they were great!
It was too far for me also I was there!
 

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As far as location, surroundings, services, activities, and weather (big deal for me for it not to be beastly hot), Sturgeon Bay was ideal. I'm hard pressed to think anywhere in Texas or the Southwest would be as pleasant on Labor Day. Denver, Vail, or Aspen, on the other hand...
 

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As far as location, surroundings, services, activities, and weather (big deal for me for it not to be beastly hot), Sturgeon Bay was ideal. I'm hard pressed to think anywhere in Texas or the Southwest would be as pleasant on Labor Day. Denver, Vail, or Aspen, on the other hand...
IMHO Sturgeon was the best location for a TDI Fest and I have attended 14 of 16!! The Weather was perfect the Location was beautiful!!
 

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As far as location, surroundings, services, activities, and weather (big deal for me for it not to be beastly hot), Sturgeon Bay was ideal. I'm hard pressed to think anywhere in Texas or the Southwest would be as pleasant on Labor Day. Denver, Vail, or Aspen, on the other hand...
Lake Tahoe area is similar to Aspen but without the exorbitant prices and is 1,200 feet lower in elevation. While both areas are renowned for skiing, I feel Tahoe has more to offer the rest of the year than Aspen. If it were to be in Colorado, Denver and the Front Range would be better locations, IMO.
 

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Never been to Tahoe, willing to give it a try. Aspen off season can be pretty reasonable. But Denver or the Front Range would be more economical.
 

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As far as location, surroundings, services, activities, and weather (big deal for me for it not to be beastly hot), Sturgeon Bay was ideal. I'm hard pressed to think anywhere in Texas or the Southwest would be as pleasant on Labor Day. Denver, Vail, or Aspen, on the other hand...
I've been here in Texas 25 years and agree that most areas of Texas are too hot and humid for a Fest over the Labor Day holiday. There are some areas that are not that hot or humid, but they are not tourist friendly locations (no amenities, etc). The South, in general, is not a great choice for that time of year (AZ, LA, OK, TX, etc).

As far as driving distance, at least two of us Texans (well, I'm not completely a baptized Texan yet) drove to Sturgeon Bay for the Fest. That's not a large percentage of the members from this state or nearby states. My feeling is that southern forum membership may be declining (not active) and that a high percentage of the remainder of members are not willing to spend four plus travel days along with three at the Fest to attend. It takes a full week to do that.

If the Fest in 2017 is in Tahoe or Trukee, that would be great and at least two of us from Texas would probably attend, but I would not count on more than that. As for me, I have family in CA and I am retired now so it would work.

Denver or some location in that geographical area of the country would be fine also. You would probably get more southern participation from members at a location in that area.
 

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The Hotel in Sturgeon Bay was Pet friendly
But, as Paul said, it was too far for him to go this year. His comment about a pet-friendly hotel is a "heads-up" to organizers of a possible 2017 venue.
And it was too far, because in the past 3 months, I've already been to 22 states, using both TDIs. I can only be gone from the ranch for so long, because I feel as if I have to babysit new employees until they get the hang of things 2-3 months later. :(

If the Fest in 2017 is in Tahoe or Trukee, that would be great and at least two of us from Texas would probably attend, but I would not count on more than that. As for me, I have family in CA and I am retired now so it would work.

Denver or some location in that geographical area of the country would be fine also. You would probably get more southern participation from members at a location in that area.
I wouldn't be opposed to Denver. And yes, CA works for the same reason for me - my dad's side of the family all lives in CA, so it's an excuse to stop in for a visit before TDIfest.
 
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Sturgeon Bay was very nice indeed. But, IMHO, Lake Tahoe is even better! Much more to do if you are not into the cars. Meaning more in the area for a family vacation. Lots of shows at the casinos. Plenty of kid friendly stuff also. Tour the Comstock silver mine, visit Virginia City. Many Calif state parks around much of the lake.
 

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No new updates on TDIfest 2017, if we end up having it (which I hope we do)?
 

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I haven't seen any proposals or serious interest other than some casual chatter about Lake Tahoe or somewhere in the southwest. This is a big event, and it doesn't plan itself. If something is going to happen for 2017, some serious proposals will need to show up in the next few weeks in order to make it happen.

I don't think I'll be able to assist with the planning of a 2017 Fest. I have a lot of stuff going on at work right now, and we are entertaining the idea of making a big move this coming summer. I don't want to extend the offer to help plan and then not be able to follow through on that commitment.

Maybe it would be a good idea to move to an every-other-year model, which will give people more time to explore options and put plans together. Ideas for 2018?

Also, it would be a good idea to start putting some local GTGs together. Build up the social meets and get people involved in brainstorming Fest ideas.
 
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tomo366

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I haven't seen any proposals or serious interest other than some casual chatter about Lake Tahoe or somewhere in the southwest. This is a big event, and it doesn't plan itself. If something is going to happen for 2017, some serious proposals will need to show up in the next few weeks in order to make it happen.

I don't think I'll be able to assist with the planning of a 2017 Fest. I have a lot of stuff going on at work right now, and we are entertaining the idea of making a big move this coming summer. I don't want to extend the offer to help plan and then not be able to follow through on that commitment.

Maybe it would be a good idea to move to an every-other-year model, which will give people more time to explore options and put plans together. Ideas for 2018?

Also, it would be a good idea to start putting some local GTGs together. Build up the social meets and get people involved in brainstorming Fest ideas.
:( as one who has attended all but 2 and won nearly every award this is very depressing....But sort of knew this was coming, the great VW TDI disaster it is a shame..... Hopefully the Fests will continue...
 

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:( as one who has attended all but 2 and won nearly every award this is very depressing....But sort of knew this was coming, the great VW TDI disaster it is a shame..... Hopefully the Fests will continue...
Agreed, going to an every other year schedule puts the Fest out of the minds of members and with the loss of membership via dieselgate, I would guess that interest would be minimal, at best.
 

tomo366

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Agreed, going to an every other year schedule puts the Fest out of the minds of members and with the loss of membership via dieselgate, I would guess that interest would be minimal, at best.
And the other problem is this, Fred uses the proceeds of the Fest to fund this site with no Advertising.....No fests....no money to continue running TDI Club.
so only time will tell.
I still have 2 TDI's and not selling mine back.....however watching GM with great interest!
 

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Well - that's the situation. People can step up and do something about it, or we can go down the path described above. I've invested countless hours on five TDIFest (plus one that didn't come to fruition), and it's someone else's turn to carry the torch. :)
 

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Well - that's the situation. People can step up and do something about it, or we can go down the path described above. I've invested countless hours on five TDIFest (plus one that didn't come to fruition), and it's someone else's turn to carry the torch. :)
Yep! And in nearly all of those if you and your core group hadn't stepped up those Fest's most likely wouldn't have occurred.....
Thanks for all you have done!
 

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Yes, I have not seen any progress either. Sure hope we have one somewhere out west.
Out west is totally fine by me, since I'm out there to visit family every so often anyways.

I haven't seen any proposals or serious interest other than some casual chatter about Lake Tahoe or somewhere in the southwest. This is a big event, and it doesn't plan itself. If something is going to happen for 2017, some serious proposals will need to show up in the next few weeks in order to make it happen.

I don't think I'll be able to assist with the planning of a 2017 Fest. I have a lot of stuff going on at work right now, and we are entertaining the idea of making a big move this coming summer. I don't want to extend the offer to help plan and then not be able to follow through on that commitment.

Also, it would be a good idea to start putting some local GTGs together. Build up the social meets and get people involved in brainstorming Fest ideas.
I'd love to do a local GTG in Central Texas. Heck, even if we had quarterly or bi-annual GTG's in different parts of Texas, for those of us who live here, that would be quite nice (I know there are lots of us TDI drivers, as previously discussed, but being the big state it is, we're very spread out). GTG's in general, regardless of state/region, could be good - local clubs could have more say in planning out a larger TDIfest and help to captivate more interest in the larger event. Or... my idea could be full of crap. But I'm thinking more of the former.

:( as one who has attended all but 2 and won nearly every award this is very depressing....But sort of knew this was coming, the great VW TDI disaster it is a shame..... Hopefully the Fests will continue...
Agreed, going to an every other year schedule puts the Fest out of the minds of members and with the loss of membership via dieselgate, I would guess that interest would be minimal, at best.
Dieselgate is hurting everyone, especially our gurus that we turn to when we have problems we can't fix ourselves. My Texas mechanic told me that he started amping up inventory and bought more lifts - when dieselgate hit, business revenue fell in the toilet, as tuning for CR's/maintenance made up the bulk of his business. I know for a fact that this has hurt other tuners/gurus and suppliers alike.

And the other problem is this, Fred uses the proceeds of the Fest to fund this site with no Advertising.....No fests....no money to continue running TDI Club.
so only time will tell.
I still have 2 TDI's and not selling mine back.....however watching GM with great interest!
Nor am I. I don't know what I'll be doing for my JSW, but I opted out of the class. I don't drive that car as much, but it's not going anywhere. I love both of them, and even contemplated ditching the Saab and replacing it with an ALH Golf or Beetle. I think those of us who have/had 2 or more TDIs/diesels definitely have more of an interest in seeing the continuance of TDIfest.

But going back to Lawson's suggestions, I'm really liking the idea of GTGs, again, possibly by region even. We could have one for New England, Eastern Seaboard, South West, West, Midwest, etc. Just depends on who's interested and obviously making it happen. Maybe have fun outings driving on scenic roads, raffles, short (1-2 hour) seminars.

Well - that's the situation. People can step up and do something about it, or we can go down the path described above. I've invested countless hours on five TDIFest (plus one that didn't come to fruition), and it's someone else's turn to carry the torch. :)
Would it be possible to maybe have a sticky in the most visited sub-forums with a poll or a "symbolic link sticky" that all points to one sticky, where we can try and gauge interest as a whole among the TDIclub userbase for a TDIfest 2017?
 

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A few years ago GTG's were held often PeterV and I would go to GTG's all over the East Coast and in the Midwest...... then He got Married and I got Dogs and about the same time people lost interest and a lot of the senior guys simply walked away from the club.......GTG's are now rare and non existent in most areas... and the Fest attendance has been declining even before Diesel gate happened... It has been hard to get groups for years fortunately Lawson and his group has held it together.... there are still a few GTG's but for the most part are few and far between.....I retired and now I work more tha I did when I was working...OH Well hoping for the best!
 

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Or as in the case of the twice-per-year Bay Area GTG which died because one a**h*** had a hissyfit and made bogus claims to the state and owner of the building where they were held about how we were violating the law. End of NorCal GTGs.
 

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Since I have been a member, the Texas TDI owners have tried to have GTG's yearly. One was pretty successful in 2009 or 2010 in Houston with maybe 20 folks showing up at Bar Tuning. Jeff was there and sold some tunes. Another was set in Fort Worth a couple of years later and it was pretty much a bomb.

Since then, no other GTG's have been scheduled in Texas that I know of. One was attempted, but never got off the ground. It appears there are not enough TDI member drivers here and the ones that are, seem to have no interest or are 100's of miles apart.
 

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A long time ago it was discussed that Tdifest could be done in regions...ie: eastern one year, central next year, western the following and repeating. That would be great..but as mentioned...it takes work and attendance for that to all happen...we have not had good attendance the last few years and in terms of planning...its always the same people...we will burn them out and have nothing if this continues. In my opinion, there are a few factors contributing to the decline of attendance. One is the lack of GTG's. Without these...we are all essentially internet lurkers with little to connect us outside of the virtual world. As a result...few would be willing to travel to a destination for what is essentially a large gtg. We need the small ones. Those are the fuel that create the fire that drives the club.

Another is that for several years(the commonrail years) many buyers are regular buyers as opposed to enthusiasts. Regular buyers typically have no interest in the car beyond transportation...and as so many owners are now regular buyers...our attendance overall dropped. With the older cars, folks would search out ways to get problems solved, work done more accurately, performance mods done and so on. Once they discovered what is essentially a treasure trove of knowledge and devotion to fellow enthusiasts....they became as crazy as the rest of us. Enter the new owners. Some still come for answers to questions or to have work done or modifications...but mostly...its complaining. And many have no interest in solutions so the whole scene suffers. Older members get jaded by all the shenanigans and stop logging in as much...if at all.

Some of the lack of attendance is simple life...babies, moves, changes in occupations or scheduling...and so on. Life uses up our time...so we dont always have time for a forum. But you know what? We make time for the things we enjoy. How many people religiously watch the walking dead...or game of thrones and such as these? Some binge watch whole seasons. So really, is it lack of time? or lack of interest? Many of the newer owners as I said are not enthusiasts...not much interest. And as the newer cars seem to be the bulk of the wheels on the ground...thats a factor. Along with so many returning their cars for cash....there may be significantly less cars....and less owners...therefor less members(active ones).

How to engage the minds and hearts of diesel loving people again? I'm open to suggestions...I have some ideas, but it takes a concerted effort by all interested parties to remedy this decline. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to attend tdifest this year. It was fun as always...but I did notice a small resurgence of young enthusiasts...and also new faces that were older. So perhaps we will be on he mend if we continue to work at it. Fred also did a couple of Q&A's to feel out the club for ideas on how to improve things. What people would like to see...new..and old...

The level of talent at the typical tdifest is staggering. If we had gtg's like that...we would have way more interest. Once this scandal is on the mend...I think people will be more open to the return of the diesel(star wars pun intended). We however must be ready to receive them in the way we used to...my hope is that more of the newer owners will become enthusiasts due to the love of the car as a tool...and the need to find ways to continue driving them. This is a small seed that can grow into a mighty tree if we could find a way to keep it watered....
 
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When I got my first TDI back in 2002 there were many local GTG's happening in Michigan and I rarely ever missed attending one. Also remember PeterV, Tomo366 and MOGolf attending quite a few of them in those days which dates me. ;)

For a long stretch we had multiple Michigan GTG's throughout the years. We had three members who were among the first gurus. Two of them moved out of Michigan while the third got so busy with work so they were obviously no longer involved with the GTG's. After that the frequency of GTG's quickly declined to one or two per year. Seems those guys were kind of the glue that brought everyone together. Also back them it was common to have one to three timing belt jobs happen during the GTG and seeing a TB in progress during a GTG is not common now. I know some people only came to a GTG to have a TB done - is this a factor in the decline of local GTG's? People either now do a TB job on their own or make an appointment with a guru to do same it seems.

Still have Michigan GTG's which has settled into one early summer and one late summer/early fall pattern by two different hosts. It is still a good time although many of the regular faces/cars from the old days no longer show up. Do see a number of new people which is good.

Be nice to have one or two more Michigan GTG's per year but it may be too much of a good thing? I remember one summer going to about ten to twelve GTG's in both Michigan and Ohio! :eek: It was fun but almost didn't know if I was coming or going - LOL! :p

Personally speaking I'd like to see 3 or 4 local GTG's each year but realize I have to be thankful for the 2 that still occur. Know not everyone has the room and inclination to host a bunch of TDI'ers but there are alternatives. I used to try arranging a monthly dinner GTG in my area which got between 2 to 7 TDI's each time. It went well for a few years but then was down to only 2 or 3 of us each month then seemed no one had time/interest in continuing to attend so I stopped trying to organize the dinner GTG's. One factor here is there are not enough local TDI'ers to make up a solid core group who attend such events - or if they exist in my area they were not active on TDI Club.

I am aware of what the people in the New England region accomplish for GTG's / dinner GTG's as they have a very solid active core group. Seems they are the exception rather than the rule. Too bad other areas don't have that level of enthusiasm and support.

As for TDI Fests I attended five or six of them in a row. Enjoyed all of them but didn't get as much out of the later ones which was in part because I now had some knowledge about TDI's. My biggest factor in no longer attending TDI Fests is due to my hearing impairment as I don't do well following a speaker in a banquet/seminar/tech session setting. Same for keeping up with a conversation among multiple people. I do best one on one or with 2-4 people. So for me local GTG's work best as doing some of the Fest activities is just a waste of my time since I am not able to get much out of it personally speaking.

Also true that when I had my A4 I did a number of mods on it. With my current CR TDI I'm pretty much leaving it stock as it is satisfying to me as-is plus I no longer have the same amount of interest, time and funds to modify it. Over time things change and while it is very unlikely I will attend future TDI Fests I do hope the tradition can continue as I know those who attend a Fest get much enjoyment from same.

Sorry that I have no answers for what to do about TDI Fest in the future. Hope that my experiences listed above in regards to the Fest, local GTG's and dinner GTG's may be of use in determining a future course of action as I know the Fest is a major source of support for this website we all enjoy and make use of.
 

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I've talked with organizers about the every other year idea for TDIFest. I know other organizations who do that, and it seems to result in better attendance.

I'm still hoping for one somewhere in the West, hopefully where it's cool on Labor Day.
 
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