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there are actually two concessions flanking secuity that you can enter; the food court to the right and the tavern on the left. it only looks like you need to go through screening. i cant imagine the concessions operator would concede to restricted entrance. money is money.

thanks everyone so far. i mentioned wayland beacuse that's the area i'd be working in and generally the type of neighborhood i'm looking for. as apoint of comparison however, my apt in chicago is in a way grungier, but slowly gentrifying area. i like the diversity, but hate the garbage. for the time being i'd be ripta-ing, on bike or foot. the idea of living/working in a more centralized area is appealing compared to the sprawl of chicago. i certainly dont need to be right in the squre, anywehre on the east side close-ish to wayland would be fine. i do a lot of walking, bussing now so it's not particularly an issue. if there are suggestions for particular streets i should be keeping an eye out for that would be great; everything that pops up seems to be thayer, wickenden, etc. budget is funny; i need to start out way cheap (600-750) until my roommate can move out a few months down the road. is there a possibility of short term housing?

Hey Everybody- checking in from chicago to introduce myself. i've been luking for about a month- good discussions and great pics everybody. with any luck i'll be moving soon to pvd (in september). i'm pretty familiar with the city and have family near by, but could definitely use some resources for east side apartments for rent. looking near wayland square. the catch is i'll be getting into a relatively low paying food service job and for the time being am car-less. how bad is this going to be? thanks for any input. -t