@@anthony_rivera4735 yeah he goofs up ALOT man. lol. ive watched a ton of vids. and i swear, at least once a video im like...bruh...that just didnt freakin happpen at all! lol
You didn’t mention or show the 1914 Club for Wrigley Field. Instead you put in a picture of a Guaranteed Rate Field suite. Might want to edit that and amend your thoughts.
I've been to many boxes and suites for minor league games and everytime it's a blast as you get catered food and access to a full bar. Usually spend most of my time watching the game in the front row of the seating but awesome to have your own space and socialize ( I am usually wasted by the fourth inning once the free beer comes in)
I was watching a video and they showed that at a baseball stadium in Venezuela.. there was an area where there was jacuzzis. And they served them real food. They got to choose between barbecue or regular American "baseball foods". It was unusual.. but it made me think about if stadiums here started having more varied experiences within them. Good food. Like imagine taking a girl to the game could be a legit good date for the both of you. Because instead of having to just sit and watch the game, you can watch the game from a restaurant that overlooks the field of play. Some of these suites look boring. But i think i like the idea of trying to add more to the experience. Are they gonna fuck up and only do shit for the rich? Yeah probably. But if successful maybe we get more stuff for regular folk to enjoy as well besides standing area.
Club level at the Sky Dome was epic back in the early 2000s, I reckon they renovated that area since but holy cow was it amazing, extra lush bathrooms, a plethora of bars and food options, ZERO lines anywhere in sight during peak games :) loved that sooo much!
I was at Oracle Park yesterday, and the trend of seating everywhere is coming to an end. Exposed concourses and lower deck VIP areas are becoming the norm. When they built the retro classic stadiums from the 90s - mid 2000s, the purpose was to improve the fan experience. Now with 4K, sports gambling to some extent, and social media, people aren't going to events as often. To entice the causal person, they have to offer something different. I think in certain markets, teams can draw better, but the casual fan needs to be enticed to spend $60 on a ballgame ticket, $40 for parking, $30 - $70 on food.
AFF won’t get work finished til’ 2040 they’re projecting. And that’s if the 400 $+ mil for the repair passes through lawmakers which are mainly republican. So it’s gonna be hard for AFF to secure funds for it with conservatives as inflation is high.
Got gifted seats in the Delta Club several rows behind home plate at Truist Field for my 40th Birthday last year. All kinds of free food in a social space and free snacks snd drinks brought to my seat during the game. It was unforgetable!
Love the garage doors. Opens up the sound environment to the suite. I have been in a suite once in my life, It was an NBA game, and the seats were so high up, almost worse than the nose bleeds. I would rather spend the money and be lower bowl.
That's interesting to the picture of the A's fan one of the coliseum converts the football 🏈 that's interesting 🤔 keep up the great content and have a great week depressed Ginger
The one you put for Busch stadium is the owners suite, so only the owner and very famous people and celebrities can sit there, but the actual suites and even the legends club is very very nice
The last photo for Wrigley is from Guaranteed Rate Field…I mean it literally says it in the photo.
And a giant picture of Minnie Minoso too!!
@@anthony_rivera4735 yeah he goofs up ALOT man. lol. ive watched a ton of vids. and i swear, at least once a video im like...bruh...that just didnt freakin happpen at all! lol
"It is what it is"
@@anthony_rivera4735 still love his stuff tho
He also still didn't correct the "T-Moblie Park" font, that has turned up in several videos.
Should've brought up the Wrigley Rooftops across the street. Now those are great for hanging out with some no so bad views.
You didn’t mention or show the 1914 Club for Wrigley Field. Instead you put in a picture of a Guaranteed Rate Field suite. Might want to edit that and amend your thoughts.
I've been to many boxes and suites for minor league games and everytime it's a blast as you get catered food and access to a full bar. Usually spend most of my time watching the game in the front row of the seating but awesome to have your own space and socialize ( I am usually wasted by the fourth inning once the free beer comes in)
an you make a video ranking mlb suites. would be very nice
I was watching a video and they showed that at a baseball stadium in Venezuela.. there was an area where there was jacuzzis. And they served them real food.
They got to choose between barbecue or regular American "baseball foods".
It was unusual.. but it made me think about if stadiums here started having more varied experiences within them.
Good food.
Like imagine taking a girl to the game could be a legit good date for the both of you.
Because instead of having to just sit and watch the game, you can watch the game from a restaurant that overlooks the field of play.
Some of these suites look boring. But i think i like the idea of trying to add more to the experience.
Are they gonna fuck up and only do shit for the rich? Yeah probably.
But if successful maybe we get more stuff for regular folk to enjoy as well besides standing area.
I been to a certain one
Won’t say which
But, it was VERY NICE 😊
Depressed interior designer*
Club level at the Sky Dome was epic back in the early 2000s, I reckon they renovated that area since but holy cow was it amazing, extra lush bathrooms, a plethora of bars and food options, ZERO lines anywhere in sight during peak games :) loved that sooo much!
The Marlins' suites look like they were furnished by IKEA.
I was at Oracle Park yesterday, and the trend of seating everywhere is coming to an end. Exposed concourses and lower deck VIP areas are becoming the norm. When they built the retro classic stadiums from the 90s - mid 2000s, the purpose was to improve the fan experience. Now with 4K, sports gambling to some extent, and social media, people aren't going to events as often. To entice the causal person, they have to offer something different. I think in certain markets, teams can draw better, but the casual fan needs to be enticed to spend $60 on a ballgame ticket, $40 for parking, $30 - $70 on food.
AFF won’t get work finished til’ 2040 they’re projecting. And that’s if the 400 $+ mil for the repair passes through lawmakers which are mainly republican. So it’s gonna be hard for AFF to secure funds for it with conservatives as inflation is high.
remember when people went to a game to watch the game. its almost like the game is an afterthought now.
😂😂😂😂😂amen brother.
Got gifted seats in the Delta Club several rows behind home plate at Truist Field for my 40th Birthday last year. All kinds of free food in a social space and free snacks snd drinks brought to my seat during the game. It was unforgetable!
Holy shit I know someone who has a yankees box, I didn't know they were that loaded.
Camden Yards=The Golden Girls
Tropicanas looks like a Hooters
I'm such a proletariat
What about citi field u never bought it up?
Suites mlb
ngl, all of them are fire
Your work ethic is unmatched. Respect ! But stop putting out dumb political stuff. Stick to sports
Totally agree
Could you do a video on the recent renovations at Churchill Downs?
waste of money
Don't hate because you can't afford to spend 6752 dollars for a baseball game. That you probably won't watch.
Like first class seats on airlines, suites/boxes are where large venues make their money now.
According to the NYT, the new Yankee Stadium came in at around $2.3B to build. Wow.
The Fenway suites are much nicer than I would expect considering the stadium is over 100 years old
Love the garage doors. Opens up the sound environment to the suite. I have been in a suite once in my life, It was an NBA game, and the seats were so high up, almost worse than the nose bleeds. I would rather spend the money and be lower bowl.
That's interesting to the picture of the A's fan one of the coliseum converts the football 🏈 that's interesting 🤔 keep up the great content and have a great week depressed Ginger
I just need a cash bar at least somewhat close and a seating assignment in the main bowl.
The one you put for Busch stadium is the owners suite, so only the owner and very famous people and celebrities can sit there, but the actual suites and even the legends club is very very nice
Can you do a video on the new Calgary Flames arena?
Been wanting to see this one for a while! Love your video man.
i would vibe in that suite maaane
Crazy