Who all has been to a game at Jerruh World?
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Was at the Bucs game. I am not a big fan of watching games live. Too many distractions and i get frustrated with stupid fans. It’s fun taking the road trip and doing it once a year type thing. Ticketmaster should have much cheaper tickets.
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I went to the old place. Doesn't help you much I know.
I enjoyed it. Didn't really pay that much for my tickets.....$70 for each I think.
I live out of state so I kind of lucked out that I have some relatives in the area and I was able to use their address to buy the tickets as they went on sale for "Texas Residents Only".
Had to have them mailed to me but no biggie.
Thought it was a good time. Parking was a complete fucking mess. They park you all the way out in the middle of nowhere and you get to walk for just about forever to get to the stadium itself. You around to navigate around big ass open spaces and shit. This guy wanted to try and take a shortcut so he decided to jump a chain link fence and was going to walk this little canal bank all the way up. Dumbass got a brand new authentic jersey caught and tore the shit out of it. I can't remember the player but I'm sure he felt great about having a football sized hole in it.
Honestly I have zero desire to go see the new place just because it's new. If I go it will be cause I want to see the team, I don't give a rats ass about the stadium itself. I imagine though it's pretty nice looking. Lots of things to stare at while you wait around and buy $8 beers. I can't imagine the experience being that much greater because of the stadium. Maybe if this place was known for being batshit crazy like Seattle or even KC it would be interesting. Oakland might be interesting too if you made it out with both kidneys. The environment at the old place wasn't all that wild for me but then again I went to a huge basketball school and I doubt there's much that will compare to it in terms of insanity and electricity. The new place seems tamer and more laid back than the old place and seems to be more geared towards the casual guy than the nutjob who's living and dying as every second ticks away.
I don't foresee myself going to that place anytime soon mostly because of distance but if I lived within a reasonable drive to it I'd probably get myself there at some point.
I enjoyed it. Didn't really pay that much for my tickets.....$70 for each I think.
I live out of state so I kind of lucked out that I have some relatives in the area and I was able to use their address to buy the tickets as they went on sale for "Texas Residents Only".
Had to have them mailed to me but no biggie.
Thought it was a good time. Parking was a complete fucking mess. They park you all the way out in the middle of nowhere and you get to walk for just about forever to get to the stadium itself. You around to navigate around big ass open spaces and shit. This guy wanted to try and take a shortcut so he decided to jump a chain link fence and was going to walk this little canal bank all the way up. Dumbass got a brand new authentic jersey caught and tore the shit out of it. I can't remember the player but I'm sure he felt great about having a football sized hole in it.
Honestly I have zero desire to go see the new place just because it's new. If I go it will be cause I want to see the team, I don't give a rats ass about the stadium itself. I imagine though it's pretty nice looking. Lots of things to stare at while you wait around and buy $8 beers. I can't imagine the experience being that much greater because of the stadium. Maybe if this place was known for being batshit crazy like Seattle or even KC it would be interesting. Oakland might be interesting too if you made it out with both kidneys. The environment at the old place wasn't all that wild for me but then again I went to a huge basketball school and I doubt there's much that will compare to it in terms of insanity and electricity. The new place seems tamer and more laid back than the old place and seems to be more geared towards the casual guy than the nutjob who's living and dying as every second ticks away.
I don't foresee myself going to that place anytime soon mostly because of distance but if I lived within a reasonable drive to it I'd probably get myself there at some point.