Skyboxes are awesome, but you have to watch the game on the TV. The players are so tiny I couldn't' ever get used to watching from that altitude.
I moved down to the left field foul pole in the 3rd after eating for an hour straight. Hoping to get a shot at a foul ball and because the wind was blowing in from right field, best chance. One got close.Skyboxes are awesome, but you have to watch the game on the TV. The players are so tiny I couldn't' ever get used to watching from that altitude.
Really sucks on any fly balls. Hard to pick them up if it's in the lights.Skyboxes are awesome, but you have to watch the game on the TV. The players are so tiny I couldn't' ever get used to watching from that altitude.
They do that at the Rangers game too. If you get a home run ball, from the other team, the crowd starts chanting THROW IT BACK and if you don't get ready for a round of boo'.When I went to the Indians game in Cleveland, we got the sky box, and the buffet with window seats. The company that took us there also had seats on the 8th row behind the Indians dugout when they were playing the Yankees. Jeeter was out for the game, but kept hoping for a foHeul ball as well. Several hit in the area, but none where our seats were.
One homer off the Yankees was hit to center field, and an Indians fan caught it and threw it back out onto the field.
That's team loyalty!
Like your's better. What game?Suite tickets?? This was our view today:
It was Reds at Padres. It was very warm, but they won. Free tickets courtesy of an MLB promotion the wife won from Southwest Airlines to San Diego.Like your's better. What game?
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