Do you have to be a TCA member to attend the York convention? What is the itinerary?
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Just go to the York Forum and all your questions will be answered
Here is a link to the TCA's Eastern Division web site. They sponsor the show.
You should be able to find all the answers there.
You can attend as a guest once. After that, you must be a member to attend.
To add to what CW said, you have to have a member sponsor you as a guest.
Most refer to this as the York Meet, it is not a convention.
And in my opinion, you should join the TCA and attend as a new member. Once you have been to the York Meet, you most assuredly will want to go back. So TCA membership is a no-brainer.
Hope this helps.
Another item to consider - you can join at York. Just go to the registration desk in the Silver Hall, fill out the application (or bring your filled application with you), pay the first years dues and the meet registration fee and you are good to go.
Andy
Originally Posted by Passenger Train Collector:
To add to what CW said, you have to have a member sponsor you as a guest.
Most refer to this as the York Meet, it is not a convention.
And in my opinion, you should join the TCA and attend as a new member. Once you have been to the York Meet, you most assuredly will want to go back. So TCA membership is a no-brainer.
Hope this helps.
Thanks. I was a member of the TCA some years ago and have been a TTOS member for 28 years. Helping put 3 kids through college forced me to give up one membership. Just thought I'd ask, someday I'd like to attend.
