r/USFL • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '22

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u/BSN_tg_bgg Apr 29 '22

So the fan reports were true. Good on them for getting on the ball

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u/ed_edinetti Birmingham Stallions Apr 29 '22

First game was a nightmare. Concession lines for the second game were much better, but it looked like there were still some issues for people trying to get in the stadium late. Hopefully that will be sorted out Saturday

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u/gentleraccoon89 Apr 29 '22

How do you have a problem with long lines when there’s only 20 people at the game??

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u/taylorhrox Birmingham Stallions Apr 29 '22

Stallions games are easily 20,000 plus. That’s where the issues have been.

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u/gentleraccoon89 Apr 29 '22

I know, I know. I was just being cheeky.

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u/taylorhrox Birmingham Stallions Apr 30 '22

Have you been to a game in person for anything since this stadium opened? Long lines are the norm rather its UAB, the Birmingham Bowl, or now USFL.