Tailgating at Soldier Field - Chicago...?
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Oh baby...I believe so, but you never know... \n\nKnowing today's politics, they might be a weapon, just like water balloons are (* rolls eyes)
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Check out this link.  You can choose what area of Chicago (or burbs) that you want to go, and choose sports bars.
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I was at the Metrodome back in April and all I can say about this new ballpark - it's about time.  The Metrodome is a piece of junk.  There is absolutely nothing to do there except watch a game.  I go to a ballpark, and I want to be able to do more than that.  All I saw at the Metrodome was a ball field and seats.  BORING!!!  I hope all goes well with this new ballpark.  If it does, maybe I'll head back up there for another game.
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Nope.  Watching any sports is against my religion.  Heh.  But I have a few friends that did.  And yeah, we're in Chicago.  *laugh*
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I can't find anything about it. The only thing I can find is a baseball game between Grambling & Jackson St on May 6th 2006, in Gary, but nothing about football. You might wantto try contacting the local paper up there, the Times. Their website is nwiTimes.com.
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Do a search on Cal-Bowl in Lakewood. Apparently there are some apartments on Pixie Ave across from it. Maybe one of the employees knows the name.\n\nRegards
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For the people who go to Cub games, and watch and follow the Cubs. "Welcome to the friendly confines" can be read over either dugout. Our fans may have NEVER seen a championship(who has it was in 1908), and the bleachers are mostly drunk, but our fans are 1st class. As long as your not wearing a Sox, Cardinals, or Astros Jersey you should be able to fully  enjoy the game. Congrats on your engament, and I hope you continue to show support for the Cubs, and Wrigley.
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You can get there by subway.  There is a stop right ouside of the stadium.  Here is a site that may be of help.  Have fun.  Germany is a great place.  I lived there for 8 years.
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try the local pubs before the game...season ticket holders may have spares.
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Moon, I'll have to get back to you on this one. My younger brother and I are currently searching out a local watering hole (likely a sports bar instead of our usual British pub) that will have the satellite feed of the Sabres-Flyers game, which is NOT being shown on OLN here. :(\n\nIf we're in luck finding a place to watch our glorious Sabres thrash the hated flyers (again), that's where we'll be and I shall give you a full report later. In the meantime, I'll try to answer your follow-up questions accordingly...\n\nYes, I definitely prefer watching important games like this with family and friends (this was of course much easier to do when we all lived back in WNY). We really love our Sabres (hockey) and Bills (football) and REALLY get into the games, whether we're there in person or watching on telly.\n\nEating and drinking invariably consists of pizza and beer but can also be nachos and beer (chicken wings and beer only works when I'm with nonvegetarian friends, as most of my siblings are now vegetarian but I am not). Basically, the menu is unhealthy -- but very yummy -- junk food and BEER! ;)\n\nGame day rituals include wearing the team colours, whether a replica jersey, t-shirt, sweatshirt, cap, whatever (no face painters amongst my group but it would be amusing if anyone ever decided to do that, lol). All rituals are more significant if actual game attendance is involved but, alas, that is not an option as we are approximately 400 miles away from our beloved Sabres.\n\nWe celebrate every goal and every win as if we're at the game (which means very loudly!), with the most significant win being the series-clinching victory (the Sabres are up 2-0 over the flyers and need two more wins to clinch the series and advance to the next round). If the Sabres were actually to win the Stanley Cup, well, everything else in my life would have to be put on hold (including my bloody job) as the celebration would continue for days and days, doubtless including a trip home to Buffalo to join the Cup parade and celebrate with friends and fam back there, as well. Oh, if only... :)\n\nThanks for the well wishes (and the question) and I will update you later on what happened with watching the game (and the result, of course).\n\nGO SABRES!!!\n\nUpdate: Okay, well, as you likely know by now, our Sabres lost to the hated flyers, 4-2 (sweeps aren't too common in a best-of-seven series), so it may be just as well that we were unable to find a place to watch the game. This is very definitely not a hockey town. The good news is that Friday's game will be televised and I feel very confident the Sabres will avenge this temporary setback and crush the goons in front of their evil and hateful fans (philadelphia is by far the worst sports city with the worst sports fans on the face of the earth!). Once again...\n\nGO SABRES!!!
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Get there early, and bring food/beer/water.  Beverages and food at the track are expensive ($6 for a beer or burger).  Sunscreen and earplugs are good.  Wear sneakers or some comfortable shoes, you'll be doing A LOT of walking.  If your gonna buy any souvenir or merchandise at the track, prepare to pay a lot.  I suggest renting a Nextel FanView for the weekend, those things are great.  It's sometimes hard to know what's going on at the track since you can't see everything and whatnot, the FanViews make up for that.  If your going down to the pits, you can't have open toed shoes, shorts, or sleeveless shirts.  I don't know about Chicagoland, but many tracks are hard to get out of afterwards, either get to your car quick to beat the traffic or be prepared to spend sometime getting out of there (I spent 5 hours in the parking lot at Phoenix a couple of years back).  And most importantly, HAVE FUN!!
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yes if the game isnt sold out. principal field is an awesome place to watch baseball
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in chicago or houston
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NFL draft heads to Radio City Music Hall\nNEW YORK (AP) -- The NFL draft, which moved out of Madison Square Garden last season, will move to another New York City landmark this year -- Radio City Music Hall. \n\nIt will be held April 29-30. \n\nLast year the draft was at the Javits Convention Center, moving from the theater at Madison Square Garden because the NFL was upset with Garden management for opposing the proposal for a new stadium for the Jets on Manhattan's West Side. The stadium proposal was rejected by a state committee.
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Oh h** yeah they will.\nits like watching a trucks odometer roll over.\n\nwhen that glorious moment comes, I will smile with glee.\n\nI bet you cant guess which team i root for in chicago.(lol)
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Paraguay VS. Mexico Soccer\nSoldier Field, Chicago, IL \nWed, Mar 29, 2006 08:00 PM
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they will probably stay at the nicest hotel in town.each team could stay at a different hotel each time. i used to work at the cincinnati airport marriott and we had the pats a few times. its supposed to be a secret though. so if you had it narrowed down to a few hotels its the one that doesn't have its ballroom available, or other large meetings rooms, they will use a couple. you could also call and find out how many rooms they have total and how many they have occupied, its called a call around, hotels do it to each other all day and they freely give it without thinking twice, if they have 35 rooms occupied then theres not a football team there. its likely an airport hotel and or isolated from things that could distract men and chris henry. being on the grounds it should be pretty obvious with a bus in the lot and players will likely walk eat in the restaurant. please don't be hurt the bengals. who dey