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The ACC To Open It's First Sports Bar/Cafe

BarcaDeac said:
do people commonly have layovers in RDU? if not, seems like they would've been better served by putting this in Charlotte where you have people who could linger for a few hours.
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Very good point. I fly out at 6:30 a.m. and return at 7:00 p.m. No time to stop at a restaurant. I also can't think of likely layover opportunities for many passengers. I guess there is a chance that some Southwest flights will have layovers in Raleigh, but I do not know for sure....
 
My only experience in RDU was a layover. One of BWI/DCA -> RDU -> LHR. Weirdest route ever.
 
RiskyBusiness said:
Very good point. I fly out at 6:30 a.m. and return at 7:00 p.m. No time to stop at a restaurant. I also can't think of likely layover opportunities for many passengers. I guess there is a chance that some Southwest flights will have layovers in Raleigh, but I do not know for sure....
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Usually my flight from RDU to TPA is a plane change from BWI. Another factor is that a lot of people who fly out of RDU live outside the area so they may get there early just in case.
 
PhDeac said:
Usually my flight from RDU to TPA is a plane change from BWI. Another factor is that a lot of people who fly out of RDU live outside the area so they may get there early just in case.
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Completely unrelated to the restaurant, BWI and RDU are very good airports. My only issue with BWI is that feels like the rental cars are in a different time zone. Good airport though.

Also, if you have seen the advertisement with the guy in the parachute ad for Duke Med in the airport at RDU, I used to work with him.
 
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