I'm booked for the 2nd through the 7th. Now I'm trying to figure out where to fly into...San Fran or Sonoma County. I've entertained the idea of picking the car up in San Fran and driving it to the Inn and then dropping it off Saturday on the way to the airport. The lady at the resort tells me San Fran is about 55 miles away. I'm thinking I might be able to get a local exotic dealer to handle the drop off/pick up for me for a small fee? Trying to coordinate my arrival and departure times with meeting a truck someplace may be tricky which is why I considered this option. I'm also not sure how we would get from San Fran to the resort and I'm not renting a car for 6 days, LOL. Maybe the resort offers a shuttle service...I'll check into that. Sure would be cool to cruise around San Fran in the GT though. I've never been to that part of the country except Disneyland LOL
If anyone has any suggestions please let me know.
I grew up in Santa Rosa right down the road from Sonoma. Sonoma County is a nice small airport(sts) and picking up and dropping off(from a truck) in that area would be super easy. Generally flights into STS are more expensive, but it is smack dab in the middle of Sonoma County Wine Country. Korbel is to the West just off the coast, Alexander Valley near Healdsburg to the North, and the City of Sonoma to the South/East. I will also add this part of town(just off of Windsor) is a good part of town, clean business district.
I would not pick up or drop off any car in San Fransisco as the streets have no room and are always packed. I do not know the area around SFO that well though. SFO or Oakland airports will be about an hour away.
My personal favorite airport is Sacramento as it is a little farther(75 min to Sonoma vs 60 min from SFO or Oakland) but it is by far the easiest to get to and from of the 3 major airports. Picking up and dropping off the GT from Sac would be fairly easy, specially if you want to take the trip to the Sierra's after the Rally!
Overhead of the Sonoma County Airport(STS) and the street that goes in and out, straight to the 101.