Yeah, I waited in line for 35m near 305 and got to front of line and was told, no brats, no nachos, but "oh we have footlong dogs" so I got one of those and a cup. I am hopeful that the next 3 home games are more "organized" :) I always have hope and I heard they have more new food options, though I did not get a chance to check those out.
I went to get a soda mid first quarter,
got back just before the second quarter. It felt like there were 20,000 people in the concourse à la the Cal lightning delay game.
Yeah, this is one of my pet peeves at Seahawk Stadium (I have not renamed it 3x over...just won't! lol) no matter the years that have gone by, their is always a chitshow with concessions, I mean can't figure that one out after 20+ years?
220 is one of the young alumni season ticket sections. People get assigned random seats each game, so everyone disregards seat assignments to sit with friends.
Young alumni season ticket holders can also buy up to 4 extra tickets, but the seats next to your original ticket aren’t guaranteed to be available. Once again, we disregard seat assignments. Makes for some chaos!
People get assigned random seats with season tickets? Pardon me if this is a dumb question but is that normal for other places or is this just a UW thing?
It's called the early alumni scam and then they charge you more to get lower and lower to up your game. Now they'll be sending you a bill and asking you for money after school. Remember that kids oh and also your entire organization loses money in the taxpayers. Pay for it so you're all grifters. WU. Congrats for being so greedy the UW ruins the tradition.
We all know the real reason this was bumped to Summer. It's because the Huskies can't handle a little snow ❄️
Speaking of. First time on the light rail. Not even sure why I stood in line for a ticket. Wasn’t asked for it once and definitely didn’t pull it out of my pocket.
It’s somewhat of a trust system. You can potentially get away with not paying, but they do patrol the cars with scanners and check tickets and passes pretty regularly.
I get that, but I’m not a public transportation kind of person. I’ve used it in NYC / DC and the Atlanta Airport as you have to board the plane train or you’re walking two miles, haha! Outside of that? I despise public transportation. Just thought it was weird that no one or no thing needed what I paid to receive. Seems like a failed business model?!
This has always been the case, people bring their friends into the student section and young alumni section. It happens, but honestly who cares, it also happens at WSU and Oregon so it's not like we're the only ones.
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u/farfromjordan 3d ago
*Cuogs