reminda me once i was walking into am exposition, then i noticed i was entering from the shop at the end but kept going, thenf there was a automatic door, but only opened from the other side, waited a bit but then got bored and left, 10 mins after atroup was leaving and would have been my chance 😢
It sure did. Me and my best friend were at a Warriors game back in 1987 in Oakland. After the game was over, we walked up a ramp. We got to the top, it was the Warriors dressing room door! We stood there with the media. We shook hands with all the Warriors lol. Chris Mullin, Timmy Hardaway, munot bol.
Personally believe that if you’re sitting nosebleed, then you’re practically wasting your time. I refuse to sit nosebleed, at that point I might as well just watch the game from the comfort of my home.
Those are definitely not the worst seats there, try sitting all the way up behind the foul pole. Now those are the worst you can't see anyone but the right or left outfielder 😂😂😂
My dad taught me this as a child. We always changed seats halfway through the game. He used binoculars to scope out better seats and we never got caught or kicked out.
Went to a Phil’s game in April. Three hour rain delay, sat in the cafe at citizens bank bank park doing nothing with my parents and siblings for three whole hours, my phone dying. Half the stadium ended up leaving from boredom. We stuck it through, the stadium was empty so they moved us up to the front row without extra charge, $43. We got free tickets too because of the wait! Hitting up Philly again next Wednesday
"where is your ticket sir?" "here" "thats an n-word pass" "oh mb" "thats a tesco express card" "man if u let me in i'll give you the n-word pass" *welcome mr president-*
there are twice as many baseball games as nhl games in a season. these games are often on workdays like monday or tuesday and have low attendance for it. there's also many more seats at the baseball stadium.
I honestly don’t believe there is a bad seat in a ballpark unless your view is obstructed by something. “Too far” for me isn’t a bad thing at all. I actually enjoy seeing the entire field. I feel like if I’m too close I’d miss some stuff. Like I’ve always wanted to sit behind home plate but I feel like the umpire and catcher would kind of block the view.
Top Deck is not the worst seats. I’d argue the worst seats at a Dodger game are upper reserve near the foul poles. Top Deck is a bit high but a good view of the game, especially if you go regularly. All seats are between the bases. The only adjustment you need to make, really, is how to track the flight of the ball when it’s hit high because sometimes a high fly ball looks well-hit when it’s not (the hint is the way the outfielders are reacting to it.) Actually makes you evaluate the game more.
So this a lesson to people who wants to see the game in the stadium.. Instead of watching the game at last where you can barley see the game with some rupees... We can watch it in our home in TV with ❤ACTION REPLAYING ❤😂😂
