FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
Not yet ... the passes will be emailed 15 minutes before the event begins
This is not a problem because the show will start 2 hours late ... on Elon Time!
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Not yet ... the passes will be emailed 15 minutes before the event begins
This is not a problem because the show will start 2 hours late ... on Elon Time!
HankLloydRight
No Roads
The tunnel thing, it's kitschy but possible. The autonomous thing.. Not even possible or legal.
BluestarE3
Active Member
Let's see: The car elevator and initial tunnel segment are in Hawthorne and the Model 3 delivery event will be approximately 360 miles away in Fremont. A bit of a logistical problem unless a tunnel connecting the two cities has been completed surreptitiously and the tunnel sleds are operational or there are Superchargers inside the tunnel or the Model 3's range is much more than anticipated.
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GBleck
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It should be legal. You just have to have a person in the car. Maybe the operator oks it to turn with the turn signal as suggested on a turn by turn basis by the autopilot.
Forgot they aren't doing this event at the design center so no tunnel reveal.
I would already be more than happy if the car would just navigate itself from the carpark to the reveal scene instead of sending it off to NY.
It already moved from 7PM PDT to 8:45PM PDT...Not yet ... the passes will be emailed 15 minutes before the event begins
This is not a problem because the show will start 2 hours late ... on Elon Time!
Foxhound199
Member
It always said doors at 7, remarks begin at 9.
For those that attend in person, the doors open at 7 pm PDT. They won't be live-streaming for two hours before the event but I'm sure you'll be able to catch many other live streams before the official live stream coverage begins at 8:45 pm.
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BluestarE3
Active Member
Yes, I want to see a bunch of people getting drunk and complaining about not having enough food. On second thought, I'll tune in at 8:45pm.
We were right in front of the loudest drunk at the Gigafactory event. It wasn't fun.Yes, I want to see a bunch of people getting drunk and complaining about not having enough food. On second thought, I'll tune in at 8:45pm.
We did figure out the secret to finding enough food though. We didn't go hungry.
Chuq
Active Member
Let's see: The car elevator and initial tunnel segment are in Hawthorne and the Model 3 delivery event will be approximately 360 miles away in Fremont. A bit of a logistical problem unless a tunnel connecting the two cities has been completed surreptitiously and the tunnel sleds are operational or there are Superchargers inside the tunnel or the Model 3's range is much more than anticipated.
So what you're saying is, it's more likely than a HUD?
We were right in front of the loudest drunk at the Gigafactory event. It wasn't fun.
We did figure out the secret to finding enough food though. We didn't go hungry.
I have stood by where you see the food waiters come out. Sorry @MorrisonHiker, probably just gave away your secret.
Sssshhhh!I have stood by where you see the food waiters come out. Sorry @MorrisonHiker, probably just gave away your secret.
bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Most Tesla events have had plenty of food available (and drink).
The X Reveal event in Hawthorne was amazing, with various types of food stations situated throughout. It was one of the most lavish parties I've attended. (One celebrity there said 'If you're not here tonight, you blew it. This is crazy!'. Foster The People was supplying music, super chill atmosphere. If you went hungry, it was because you were busy turning down food. Same with drinks.
On the other hand, the X Delivery event was pulled together very last-minute and there just wasn't enough for the crowds. But you can't judge every Tesla event by that one. It was an anomaly imo.
Tesla has been planning this event for awhile, as an employee celebration celebrating the hard work everyone has done to get to this point, with a very limited number of outside guests. It's going to be a great party.
The X Reveal event in Hawthorne was amazing, with various types of food stations situated throughout. It was one of the most lavish parties I've attended. (One celebrity there said 'If you're not here tonight, you blew it. This is crazy!'. Foster The People was supplying music, super chill atmosphere. If you went hungry, it was because you were busy turning down food. Same with drinks.
On the other hand, the X Delivery event was pulled together very last-minute and there just wasn't enough for the crowds. But you can't judge every Tesla event by that one. It was an anomaly imo.
Tesla has been planning this event for awhile, as an employee celebration celebrating the hard work everyone has done to get to this point, with a very limited number of outside guests. It's going to be a great party.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
That also describes pretty well the Model 3 reveal last year (except for the band, there was an awesome DJ instead).
bonnie
I play a nice person on twitter.
Yep, most events are amazing and well done. The D event was also (outside of traffic control coming into the event). I know there was a problem with a new caterer at the Gigafactory event - plenty of food, but they weren't bringing it out quickly - that had some of the Tesla team ripping their hair out in frustration. But overall, Tesla events are very well done.
The X Reveal, however, is the one that is remembered even though it was an anomaly. It's not only the food - everyone jokes about how late Elon will be because of delays then, but no one has noticed that he hasn't been late since the X event (and he wasn't late there because he was just hanging out chatting).
If memory serves me correctly, we need to leave something out for Santa to enjoy. A glass of milk and cookies should do the trick, though my parents also suggested that a couple shots of Seagrams VO would help grease the skids on the Santa's sled..
I totally believed that when I was 5
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