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MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
- Thread starter moose97
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RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
I think it's more of a Midwest vs Northeast thing.... Do people in the Northeast even own vehicles
I think it's more of a Midwest vs Northeast thing.... Do people in the Northeast even own vehicles
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
So do Northeasterners.
Football, soccer, hockey -- tailgating.
Baseball, basketball* -- no tailgating.
(* except college, but all college sports involve Midwestern-level alcoholic self-annihilation).
So do Northeasterners.
Football, soccer, hockey -- tailgating.
Baseball, basketball* -- no tailgating.
(* except college, but all college sports involve Midwestern-level alcoholic self-annihilation).
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
Does Citi Field have parking? Obviously Boston and the Bronx do not. Kinda difficult when you don't drive to a game... Philly has parking so they can.
Does Citi Field have parking? Obviously Boston and the Bronx do not. Kinda difficult when you don't drive to a game... Philly has parking so they can.
St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
Watching a baseball game live is a modified act of tailgating unto itself. The only thing that makes it passable is to sit there with a beer in one hand, and something to eat in the other.
Watching a baseball game live is a modified act of tailgating unto itself. The only thing that makes it passable is to sit there with a beer in one hand, and something to eat in the other.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
Yes, Citi has a parking lot, though it's not as big as Shea's.
Yes, Citi has a parking lot, though it's not as big as Shea's.
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
There are (very) limited parking areas in the Bronx, and there are some areas where tailgating does happen, but it's mostly a case of hitting establishments around the stadium.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
Fair enough. I’ve always viewed baseball as a social event.
Fair enough. I’ve always viewed baseball as a social event.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: MLB Ballpark Roadtrips
I think that is the distinction. In places where the football stadium becomes the third largest city in the state on gameday you have to tailgate. On the east coast you're in a real city. You have an enormous and varied food and drinking infrastructure all around you.
I think that is the distinction. In places where the football stadium becomes the third largest city in the state on gameday you have to tailgate. On the east coast you're in a real city. You have an enormous and varied food and drinking infrastructure all around you.