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- From Neil Czarnecki
on 12-Oct-2009
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This place is great! Staff set up my rental car arrangements and even brought the car out to my plane. Could not have been more helpful. BTW...CONTRARY TO SECTIONAL CHART, 3D2 HAS FUEL (by credit card 24/7, and at $3.99/gal). Stop here for fuel after hours instead of Sturgeon Bay (SUE) and save the $80 service fee.
- From Carlos Contreras
on 20-Sep-2009
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Great place for lunch with the available bicycles. Reasonably priced fuel and friendly help/information.
- From Jim Vick
on 07-Sep-2009
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A spontaneous trip in to Door County due to wonderful Labor Day weather throughout the Midwest. Could not have been a more perfect escape thanks to the changes at 3D2. There are new bicycles (very nice) and apparently a new courtesy van. We were met by John who was more than accommodating and very helpful in getting us on our way. I recommend that you stop at Gibraltar’s Grill - sponsor of the bicycles - and enjoy a great hamburger (or perch sandwich). Fuel reasonable, ambiance perfect and a great spot to escape for a day. The courtesy van had just been taken as we arrived and John offered his car if we were not in to riding the bikes. This is the type of hospitality that changes opinions about these airports and keeps me coming back.
- From Greg Dombrowski
on 24-Aug-2009
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Friendly folks, great service, nice loaner bikes, easy access to town what a great afternoon. Thanks!
- From Bruno Hanney
on 23-Aug-2009
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Flew up for lunch from Milwaukee. John at the front desk was so helpful - he even offered his own car for us to grab lunch in town! New bikes were donated by town businesses and a courtesy van is also available. Tom (the Owner of Gibraltar's Restaurant in Fish Creek) picked us up in his personal truck and drove us to and from the airport. Wow, what door to door service! The food is absolutely amazing. Ephraim is a wonderful place to visit, with some really outstanding people.
- From Kurt Flunkn
on 17-Aug-2009
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Stopped in at Ephraim twice last week. This is a great gateway to Door County. New features in 2009 are self-service fuel pump and a number of free bikes for riding into town, which are sponsored by local businesses. There is also a donation based crew van sponsored by the Friends of E-G Airport. Only a very limited number of rental cars so phone ahead if you need one. Good things are happening at this airport!
- From Todd Deckard
on 14-Aug-2009
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I have stopped off at 3D2 half a dozen times this year and have *always* been greeted by someone friendly. From the folks at Grizzly Air to the FBO staff, any of the local pilot crowd. I am waiting in the Friends Of Ephraim building for weather to pass after folks helped me tie down the airplane and offered to get me into town if I needed. Self-fueler works great!
- From John Warren
on 05-May-2009
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My name is John Warren and I was part of the Gran-Aire flyout from Milwaukee Timmerman (MWC) to Ephraim on Sunday, May 3rd for the Sunday brunch at Alexander's. Just wanted to thank you for your kind warm service and transportation to and from Alexander's. The food and service were great. I hope we plan another fly out to your wonderful airport sometime in the near future.
- From Jeff Stockinger
on 04-May-2009
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Flew in from Milwaukee for Sunday brunch at Alexander's. The service was great from the FBO, very friendly staff; a shuttle was provided both ways to eat and no fees. Plenty of tie down space. The only minor issue was the bathroom being broken (they are working on it). Brunch was awesome with good food and excellent service. I'll be back!
- From David Stack
on 04-May-2009
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Landed at 3D2 as part of a brunch fly-out. Received a great welcome from members of the airport community, including a lift to Alexander's restaurant. Learned that the airport has a courtesy van as well as mountain bikes for use by visiting pilots.
- From Kurt Flunkn
on 03-Nov-2008
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Recently I day tripped to 3D2 and rented a car ($63 / day). The friendly staff met and flagged me to parking then offered to help tie down. Door Country is one of my favorite places to visit and this airport is a great gateway. There is a ramp fee at this airport and over the years I have watched the improvements happen, so it's money well spent. Door Country is an expensive place and to help promote the airport I was given "I flew to 3D2" stickers to place onto bills, restaurant receipts, etc. Two people at the airport told me to "spend a lot of money". I smirked and went on my way but did use the stickers. Since I was going to return late, the FBO gave me instructions on how to return the rental car keys. This was followed up thru the day by two phone calls from two other FBO people with different instructions on key return and the second call informed me that my drivers license is expired (it's not). My prior visits to 3D2 were more pleasant / less troublesome.
- From Donald Ketterhagen
on 04-Oct-2008
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We enjoyed the great ground service and a terrific lunch at Julie's in Ephraim. They'll pick you up and take you back. The shopping is walkable and the colors were peak. We'll be back!
- From Scott Severson
on 09-Sep-2008
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Flew in on Aug 31st 2008 and what great people there. Very friendly staff and helpful. Look them up; gentleman said next year they would rent bikes to ride into town. He arranged a ride into town to eat at Gibraltar Grill. Food was real good walked around town and owner gave us ride to and from the airport. Great place to visit will be back again.
- From Walt Peters
on 25-Aug-2008
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Flew into Ephraim-Gibraltar to enjoy Fish Creek for the afternoon. Friendly and helpful FBO. Tiedowns readily available. Had lunch at Julies Restaurant. Staff picked us up about 5 minutes after the call. Had an excellent lunch and they returned us to the airport. Nice place to visit with friendly people.
- From David Johnson
on 28-Oct-2007
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Landed at airport for over night stay in Ephraim. We had prior talked with Ron about transportation. Since after season no rental at airport but had arrangements at Baileys Yacht Club. Ron was fantastic- came on his time and helped us get to our transportation. Tie downs were 9.00 night and fuel 5.49/gal. Fuel currently unavailable due to construction at airport. Very nice airport with plenty of tie downs. Need a place to stay try Village Green Lodge. Steve and Sue go out of their way for you. Rooms are nice and hospitality beyond expectations. They will even pick you up and return you to the airport.
- From Dean Williams
on 08-Oct-2007
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Picked 3D2 to fly into after hearing about Julie's and reviewing the menu online - they have great food and very friendly service, and of course transportation to and from the airport! Julie might be moving and would need a good manager, so if you know anyone good ... As for the airport, it is decently kept. I avoided fuel purchase due to the price, but there is a fuel truck. Tie-down fees were $6.00 for a few hours, and since I left "after hours" it was on the "honor system". The fee seems a little high, though I doubt they're making a big profit on them. I'd fly in there again.
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