MTS Centre Upgrades - Part IV
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Channelcat
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I've never found washrooms to be a problem. If people would actually go in and use the stalls rather than stand in line with stalls and urinals unused, it would be even less of a problem.
nobody imp0rtant
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Neither have I. I can get in and out of them in the intermission in two to three minutes. Hardly an inconvenience.
My issue is the concourses tend to be to crowded and its not always easy to walk around.
nobody imp0rtant
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I always took care of my extracurricular activities during ice cleaning breaks. There are screens in the concourse so the only time you might miss something is when you're in the bathroom. If I missed a goal, I missed a goal. No big whoop. Nothing short of... erm, malaise would get me out of my comfy loge chair during intermission and honestly, if I was so afflicted I would most likely have stayed home.
jetsmooseice
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The secret to taking a whiz without waiting is going when there is under 5:00 left in the intermission. Don't tell anyone.
hockeyarena
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We have aisle seats 2 rows from the exit with a bathroom around the corner. Also have a clear view of the ice clearing team for commercial breaks. I haven’t waited in a washroom line in years. Go during commercial timeouts and back in my seat when play starts back up.
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jetsmooseice
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Notice what I said. It's the intermission. Most people aren't even there.
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Nope. They are in the line in the washroom.
Time it right and the lineup is gone just as you get there.But best answer is probably to go during commercial/ice clearing breaks. I don't think you need to worry too much about disturbing other people. Its not like you are interrupting the game.
Besides, most of the fans are on their smartphones and wouldn't notice anyway. Or like me, napping...Nope. They are in the line in the washroom.
But best answer is probably to go during commercial/ice clearing breaks. I don't think you need to worry too much about disturbing other people. Its not like you are interrupting the game.
I've been in both scenarios:
Initially in section 112, seat 11-12. Center of the longest row in the building. Leaving early, piss off lots of people. You're not wrong though, watch for the ice clearing team and time it with that. Couldn't make it back in time from my seats in 112 but less annoying to others in my row.
Now 103, on the aisle. No problems. Ever. My row is only 8 people long. Aisle on either end.
Knowing a ticket rep (now with the box seats but did his time with us plebs) the aisle seats are the most desired in the entire building, in spite of section. To me, that says something and I think it relates to bathroom issues. I can recognize the bathroom behind my old section on every broadcast - it's a solid ten minute lineup minimum.
Where you sit is massive. It's like those of us with our houses paid off not being sympathetic to kids facing the current housing situation. Context matters.
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nobody imp0rtant
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A shared mingling area? Eww, how pedestrian. Who knows what sort of riff raff you might end up trapped with. Not my cup of tea, I'm afraid.Tickets | Winnipeg Jets | Winnipeg Jets
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Channelcat
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I would LOVE this. If I could afford it. I actually wish there was more open areas like at T Mobile or ACC or even IG Field. This is the future of sports venues imho.Tickets | Winnipeg Jets | Winnipeg Jets
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A good many rinks now have these. Good on TNSE for adding one. I suspect this will attract more business season ticket holders.
They are also adding a special premium membership room off the budweiser area.
Was interested and they sent me this rendering
Took out some suites and the couple rows above Budweiser king club
nobody imp0rtant
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Thanks. Did they say if the all-inclusive food included menu ordering? The drawings make it look like the food might be whatever they set out buffet-style. And of course, how much would those 4 premium seats set someone back?
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Not a bad idea. The roomier seats and enhanced features should be attractive to some people, especially fans who find the current seats too cramped. Not sure the forced food offering is a positive but time will tell.
Gabe Kupari
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I mean If you're getting up to piss every hour or so, go talk to your doctor. That's not a TNSE issue, that's a bladder problem. Swear to God I pee once at games, if that but I'll add I'm fearful of public washrooms because one time I had to take a deuce bad and ended up with an infection that required operation to fix
Try drinking 10 beers at the next game. Tell me if you pee once.
Gabe Kupari
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It's cool. I don't drink but if I did I don't think I'd be buying 100 bucks worth of beer at a Jets game
Food and non alcoholic beverages are included. The price is 108K per block of 4 seats per season. That’s 27K per seat! That’s more than 3x more than my centre ice Loge!!!
