I love your user name and wish I had thought of it myself. Just thought you should know!Hey everyone. Scored some tickets for the game Saturday. Taking the wife and kids. 14 & 11 yr old boys and was wondering what attractions are there near or at the stadium they would enjoy. First time for any of them going so want to take in some family friendly areas. I haven't been there since Terrell Farley was playing so it'll all be kinda new for me too. Thanks!
Also, where's the best place to park?
There are several parking garages downtown that you can purchase a spot for in advance. I would do that if there are any still available. It makes things a lot easier. As for family friendly places to go, so long as you avoid the Railyard with its concentration of drunk college kids you are safe just about everywhere in the HayMarket. But even the outside portion of the Railyard is fine and there is a big TV screen there. I like to take my grand nephews and nieces to Brewskys in the Haymarket before a game. Lots of well behaved but still boisterous fans, good food, and a pep band usually makes an appearance. A trip to the trophy case under the stadium is also always nice. I also agree with the comment above about the unity walk. Have fun! I am jealous of all who will be at this game. I sure wish I could be there for this one.Hey everyone. Scored some tickets for the game Saturday. Taking the wife and kids. 14 & 11 yr old boys and was wondering what attractions are there near or at the stadium they would enjoy. First time for any of them going so want to take in some family friendly areas. I haven't been there since Terrell Farley was playing so it'll all be kinda new for me too. Thanks!
Also, where's the best place to park?
One word. Coeds. Give your boys something to look forward to and your wife some motivation to take care of herself.....WinkingThanks for the tips everyone. Looking forward to a great family weekend and hopefully a great game.