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Amazing Race 11 All Stars ..*spoilers*
Kogs:
--- Quote from: Slowhatch on January 23, 2007, 09:30:15 PM ---Another thing to consider: Why send the eliminated racers to Hawaii? ??? If the final city is on the mainland, production could save money by sending them directly from Narita/Nagoya (plenty of flights available).
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to run around and run decoy legs earlier than normal cause its all stars perhaps?
ChaoSPBunny:
If Honolulu is the finish line, how come we don't have spoilers on it?? Unless there was, and I missed it. ???
Keep in mind, Oahu is not that big. Someone has to have seen the teams running around with their camera guys/sound person.
Kogs:
ive been looking everywhere for a film permit and can't find it, although they have filmed in the past so they may not update there info
gator27:
--- Quote from: apskip on January 23, 2007, 09:05:18 PM ---On the question of finish line city, I agree with BANREDBEANS. I consider Honolulu to be the most likely. Just because previous seasons only used the Hawaiian islands as a brief stopover on the way back to the lower 48, this does not mean that AR11 should not be ground-breaking and do it differently. My second favorite is any other major Hawaiian island (Hawaii, Kauai, Mauai, Molokai, Lanai). My third favorite is San Diego, just because it has never been a finish line city and L.A., San Francisco, and Seattle (plus Phoenix and Denver) have.
We know that the final 3 flew from Guam to Honolulu. From there they could have transferred to another flight back to the lower 48, done some tasks and then got on a flight back to the lower 48, or done tasks on Oahu or one of the major Hawaiian islands. I consider the last one the highest in probability.
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Interesting idea to end in Hawaii. My "problem" with this idea is that the racer will not have raced around the world. Miami is 6000 miles from Hawaii. I am trying to recall if any season of TAR ended in a different time zone that when it started.
apskip:
--- Quote from: gator27 on January 24, 2007, 06:49:47 AM ---
--- Quote from: apskip on January 23, 2007, 09:05:18 PM ---On the question of finish line city, I agree with BANREDBEANS. I consider Honolulu to be the most likely. Just because previous seasons only used the Hawaiian islands as a brief stopover on the way back to the lower 48, this does not mean that AR11 should not be ground-breaking and do it differently. My second favorite is any other major Hawaiian island (Hawaii, Kauai, Mauai, Molokai, Lanai). My third favorite is San Diego, just because it has never been a finish line city and L.A., San Francisco, and Seattle (plus Phoenix and Denver) have.
We know that the final 3 flew from Guam to Honolulu. From there they could have transferred to another flight back to the lower 48, done some tasks and then got on a flight back to the lower 48, or done tasks on Oahu or one of the major Hawaiian islands. I consider the last one the highest in probability.
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Interesting idea to end in Hawaii. My "problem" with this idea is that the racer will not have raced around the world. Miami is 6000 miles from Hawaii. I am trying to recall if any season of TAR ended in a different time zone that when it started.
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GATOR27, the answer is that there have been several. AR3 started in Miami and ended in Seattle (-3 time zones). AR10 started in Seattle and ended in New York (+3 time zones). Also, the non-round-the-world AR8 Family Edition started in New York City and ended near Buffalo NY. For the record here is the list of all ten departure and finish line metropolitan areas:
1 NYC NYC
2 Las Vegas San Francisco
3 Miami Seattle
4 Los AngelesPhoenix
5 Los AngelesDallas
6 Chicago Chicago
7 Los Angeles Miami
8 NYC Buffalo NY
9 Denver Denver
10 Seattle NYC
Also, Miami is approximately 5000 miles from Honolulu, not 6000.
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