Blue/White: “Systematically Filled Parking”
- Thread starter psulion44
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They judge by the car. Luxury cars park close by, lowbrow cars (and the people who drive them) park in the farthest lots. Also, in the event that the grounds are dry, the farthest lots will be watered down to a muddy consistency.
Pick-ups filled with beer and bacon get to park right next to the stadium. Lexus's filled with latte's and scones park down near the track!
My rule of thumb for BW parking is drive towards the stadium until an attendant stops you. In 2019 that put me on the blacktop a few feet from the stadium and our kids, cousins and their friends got a great picture with Saquon.
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They're the ones who are the true meat smokers.
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Was Saquon the attendant who stopped you?
From email
We can't wait for the 107k Family to be back together this weekend at the Blue-White Game presented by Highmark! To make your game day experience as smooth as possible, make sure to check out the following details about parking on Saturday: All parking is general admission. Lots will be systematically filled based on arrival time and direction. The lot listed on your mobile parking pass is not the lot that you are required to park in. You can see which lots are open on Saturday here. All parking passes will be mobile for both regular vehicles and RVs. Normal game day traffic patterns will not be in effect for the Blue-White Game. All parking lots will open at 9 a.m. on Saturday. ADA Parking is reserved in Lots 18, 41, and 31. If you have an RV pass and are planning on bringing an RV, you must park in the ORV lot. However, you may use an RV parking pass for a regular vehicle in the general lots as well. If you need to purchase additional parking passes for the Blue-White Game, you can also purchase them online here. We can't wait to see you back at Beaver Stadium this Saturday. We Are!
We can't wait for the 107k Family to be back together this weekend at the Blue-White Game presented by Highmark! To make your game day experience as smooth as possible, make sure to check out the following details about parking on Saturday: All parking is general admission. Lots will be systematically filled based on arrival time and direction. The lot listed on your mobile parking pass is not the lot that you are required to park in. You can see which lots are open on Saturday here. All parking passes will be mobile for both regular vehicles and RVs. Normal game day traffic patterns will not be in effect for the Blue-White Game. All parking lots will open at 9 a.m. on Saturday. ADA Parking is reserved in Lots 18, 41, and 31. If you have an RV pass and are planning on bringing an RV, you must park in the ORV lot. However, you may use an RV parking pass for a regular vehicle in the general lots as well. If you need to purchase additional parking passes for the Blue-White Game, you can also purchase them online here. We can't wait to see you back at Beaver Stadium this Saturday. We Are!
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I'm wondering if the parking rules being lifted downtown are a backup plan if some fields are too wet?
Yes. And Lavar and Poz were on horses for crowd control.
Maybe! Won’t be there, taking the wife to NYC to see Billy Crystal in Mr Saturday Night.
So you don't throw a monkey wrench into the game day parking scheme & screw things up, JUST REMEMBER....
The lot listed on your mobile parking pass is not the lot that you are
If anyone parks in my seat I'll have to take them to Champs parking lot to straighten them out!Reading comprehension is vital!
Beer and Bacon is the title of my autobiography.
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Mine is Smoke Crack, Worship Satan, and Don’t Forget to Wipe.
Ah sir,Reading comprehension is vital!
Are you reading the book from the last page to tha first?
With Joey Julius manning the chopper.
"Drop your beer and burger and put your hands over your head!"
With all due respect to your buddy (and my condolences to you), that would go great on a headstone.
Thanks for your words. He was the greatest story and joke teller I ever met. Kind of the black sheep of the family. First male in his family NOT to go to Harvard. Loved the night life, loved women, and loved a good pour. Legendary youth baseball coach and teacher who made a real impact in the kids he coached and taught. I can personally attest to seeing MLB MVP’s and Hall of Farmers listen intently to his questions and comments and treat him as someone who knew the game very well
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