2017-2018 NFL Season Thread [Archived] Football • Page 256

i like to go once a year, crowds aren't really my thing, especially football fans.

 

Luckily since the closest stadium to me is Cowboys Stadium I don’t have to deal with football fans

 

Got em

 

I just want to see the Texans in LA next month so rams need to suck again

 

I haven't been to one in a couple of years. My girlfriend is a Bears fan, so we thought it would be fun to go to that game.

 

Punchy dude looks like he was probably in Charlottesville last weekend.

 

He apparently has history with being charged for similar things.

 

I’ll only go back when my team improves. It was beyond depressing being in attendance at a half empty stadium last season.

 

The Coliseum sucks. The weather will be nice in November though

 

Yeah I love the Southern California weather in November. those cool nights are what I live for.

 

What if someone knelt during a general admission concert? Would you respect their space and let them do that?

 

Everyone's been to a concert where no matter what spot they pick, someone bumps into them... even when it's a fairly empty floor space

 

Gonna do a Panthers game this season, probably like Minny or some shit, idk. Whatever is cheapest.

 

I never been to a football game, family never had the money and i grew up around the "The Jets and Giants arent REAL NY teams" crowd so it was hard to pitch. Probably why i grew up liking the 49ers and Eagles lol.

Now that i make and control the spending of my money one day me and my girl would like to get to a Skins/Giants game.









.....ironically we both plan to move to Philly when life levels out but thats neither here nor there lol.

 

Honestly I dig upper level seats

Jags don't ever fill them so they are cheap as fuck. You get a better vantage point of game strategy from higher up, and if I need to see more detail well... we have the biggest superscreens lol

 

Totally depends on the city. NFL games are easy in Jax and they were in Baltimore too. If the city is planned properly the traffic should cleanly funnel in and out in one direction.

There's a water taxi station on the water that uses the same parking lot as my workplace. I just drive 5 minutes, pay $7 for the water taxi and get to the stadium in 30-45 total depending how long I waited for the boat. I deal with no traffic because I'm across the river and I get home by 5.

 

Going to the Silverdome sucked but I got to see Barry Sanders live so it evened out.

Ford Field is super convenient and a great stadium. But I haven't been to a game in years.

 

to park in Philly or MetLife its $50 easy

 

Thankfully I can take the trolley and walk. Parking around the stadium is not fun since half of downtown is under construction or shut down haha

 

I don't care for going to games either. I like being able to walk to my fridge for a beer.

 

I would've loved to have gone to a game in Candlestick once.

 

Never fully understood paying for parking at sporting events given that most are located in the teams respective cities....Seattle has an archaic rail transportation system but it still works out. When I am in Philly, just take the broad street line down from the center city to the complex and it's easy.

That being said, parking for an MNF game here in Seattle two years ago was $100 about 7 blocks from Century Link and it was full 2+ hours before kickoff.

 

MetLife isn't in the city, its in jersey around endless traffic. That's why most people don't drive there and just take a shuttle.

 

That's what I'm saying, if you have a train option---why not take it?

 

Idk what you were saying TBH lol just replied that not all stadiums have easy access