MinnesotaFats
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Thanks bud. Appreciate itYes there are ticket “brokers” selling tickets outside the arena
Thanks bud. Appreciate itYes there are ticket “brokers” selling tickets outside the arena
Possibly dumb question but Sens fan here coming down to the game on Dec 10! SO excited! Just wondering though, what's the general arena vibe like for visiting fans? Like if I show up in a Sens Tkachuk shirt, will someone want to beat me up or anything? Or can I enjoy the famous vibe of Preds games like the rest of the fans there?
Thanks!
Would agree with that. Normal hockey fan in opposing jersey, no problem. One throwing beer and obscenities around might attract some negative attention. We sat next to Rangers fans tonight and they were fine--they had fun, we had fun.I’ve always felt like it’s a really friendly environment as long as you’re not that obnoxious opposing team fan.
Long as you don't get drunk and disruptive you will be fine. If you do, someone may step up and teach you some manners.Possibly dumb question but Sens fan here coming down to the game on Dec 10! SO excited! Just wondering though, what's the general arena vibe like for visiting fans? Like if I show up in a Sens Tkachuk shirt, will someone want to beat me up or anything? Or can I enjoy the famous vibe of Preds games like the rest of the fans there?
Thanks!
Islander fan here....good game last night.
Headed to Nashville Thanksgiving weekend. Looking for a spot to watch the US World Cup game on Friday afternoon. Any thoughts for good spots downtown to eat and drink and have the game on? I'm sure the game will be on all around, but there might be a bar or two to focus on that might be better than others.
TIA.
Thanks man - appreciate it.The Nashville chapter of the American Outlaws host watch parties at Tailgate Brewery on Music Row.
Fleet Street Pub in Printer's Ally has always been a "soccer bar" and will likely be doing something.
Thanks a ton guys! Me and my buddies are super chill so no worries there. Super excited!As everyone else has said, don't be a dick and you'll be fine.
Merged with our visitors guide thread. All sorts of info here.Hi!
I am an Ottawa Senators fan coming in peace. I am taking my 2 year old daughter to her first NHL game to see the Sens vs. Preds on Dec 10th. I was hoping to just get insight into the pre-game festivities and maybe some tips / tricks on what time to be there, where to stand to see the teams in warmups, best way to get high-fives, etc.
We are planning to be there early and just trying to make the most out of it for her.
Thank you in advance for any replies and looking forward to a great game! I heard the atmosphere is always bumping in Nashville!
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