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Tulip Ride 2018 With Katee Sackhoff and Tricia Helfer

Tulip Ride 2018 is coming on Saturday, April 21, 2018, and with it, a chance to not only support the Seattle Humane Society, but also a chance to meet Katee Sackhoff and Tricia Helfer.

I’ve gone two years now, and the event is a lot of fun and there are plenty of ways to contribute AND meet Sackhoff and Helfer.

There are five different levels of registration available. For $75 you can register as a rider with a motorcycle. This includes access to the breakfast, the ride, admission to the Roozengaarde Tulip Farm, a hot BBQ lunch, and a moto gift bag. You can add-on passenger-only registrations for an additional $50. This includes all the same access as the rider level but must accompany a rider and motorcycle. The top-level registration, VIP Road Captain, is limited to only 25 spaces (there are 15 left as of the writing of this article), costs $1000, and, in addition to including everything the rider level does, also includes a special VIP-only guided ride and a catered dinner with Sackhoff, Helfer, and the Tulip Ride organizers!

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There are also non-rider, breakfast-only tickets for $50. This will get you into the breakfast as well, which is where you can meet Sackhoff and Helfer and get autographs and photos. If you can make it, $50 for autographs and photos with these two ladies is a steal compared to most con prices for the same thing. Lastly, you can just donate any amount you’d like. All of the donations from the Tulip Ride go to Seattle Humane, so every dollar helps!

The route for the ride itself is available on the Tulip Ride site. The first batch of riders (riders will be in packs of 10-20 bikes to keep things safe) will leave breakfast at 9:30 AM and arrive at RoozenGaarde Tulip Farm at around 11:00 AM.

The Tulip Ride is a great way to meet two amazing, friendly, talented actors, support a great charity, and the most beautiful and amazing tulips in the country.

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This post was last modified on March 10, 2018 11:43 am

Will James

Will is a geeky CosMaker and father of 6-year-old and 3-year-old geeks-in-the-making living in Seattle, Washington. He loves reading, comics, cosplay, games (tabletop and video sorts), and robots - especially Transformers. He's also a custom prop and costume builder at Billythebrick Cosplay.

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