YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! For those saying it isn't Daniel Bryan's theme, YES! it is! Daniel Bryan just uses his own version of this song. Or, if you'd like, just try comparing the names of the songs, or listening to them both at the same time.
+christopher coleman actually Daniel bryan used this theme song in wwe from September 20, 2010 - July 29, 2011 and daniel bryan current theme song is Edited Version of this tone
The ice stays there. It is sprayed in but they put black rubber squares on top of the ice and it's Abe to stay frozen throughout the whole thing. What you saw at first was them taking the rubber pads off of the ice
DrewieStewie the whole purpose of the insulation is that it keeps the cold in and the heat out, so no, there would be no perceptible temperature difference.
It's ice. They weren't laying it down, they were removing the pads that protect it. When they convert the arena for basketball or a concert, they put the pads back over it.
YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME GUYS! DON'T YOU EVER KNOW THAT THIS IS THE "AMWAY CENTER" THE HOME OF ORLANDO MAGIC, AMWAY OWNS ORLANDO TEAM AND AMWAY IS THE NO 1 MULTI LEVEL MARKETING BUSINESS IN THE WORLD FOR 50 YEARS AND I AM ONE OF THEIR BUSINESS PARTNERS HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES AND WE OWE IT TO TWO AMERICANS "RICH DE VO'Z AND JOE VAN ANDEL WHO CREATED THIS WONDERFUL BUSINESS..:)
Target Center in Minneapolis was used for NHL for only a short time but it is still able to be used for hockey. The big difference that it has is the hockey rink itself raises and lowers for seating configurations.
David Dilaura Watch closely. they're not laying down ice, they're uncovering it. They have these tiles they lay down to protect the ice when it's being used as a basketball court or a stage show. They only redo the ice once a season. Coincidentally when they do the ice for the year, they start with several layers of ice on concrete, they they paint it with water soluble paint. Then at the end of the year they melt the ice and the paint just drains away with the water. That way they don't have to scrape up paint every year.
I don't know much about. NBA arenas, but I thought this would be in Oklahoma City, knowing that AMWAY is an Oklahoma-based company. I was obviously wrong!
