Nothing on tap. All draft beer and fountain soda is gone. It’s strictly cans and plastic bottles grab and go as I understand it. Selection is pretty good. Lots of craft options, mainstream including most major domestics and Labatts. Hard seltzers and premixed cocktail cans too.
I use cash…. I basically don’t wear masks unless absolutely required… I hug people I want to hug… I eat in restaurants… I’m vaccinated… I wash my hands..
how about ice?
technology challenged older fans haha,not you
Drink faster
I’m with ya brother. Been retired for three years. Haven’t carried cash for over a year and I have been using mobile tickets at SU for a couple of seasons. I even use one of this smaller Ridge wallets to minimize the crap I carry. Technology has been going this way for several years and I know that dinosaurs go extinct so I got on board.
I might be suffering the same Mandela effect. I could've sworn in late 80s when I was grade school age there was a BK in there
Absolutely was during basketball season. Not sure about football
No tap beer? At a stadium? Wow.
Surprised me. Got to think the margins are much higher on draft. Especially if they would invest in a bottoms up system. They are going all in on contact free and not waiting for a concession worker to pour a draft should certainly speed things up, especially if they allow you to take the can which I believe is the plan.
Saves so much time never having to deal with a tap and shitty pours too. I received so many god awful pours from those volunteers at games. I'll gladly take cans from better microbrews, especially if I can grab a few and save time.
Cans or those screw top bottles? The beer that comes in those bottles is lousier, but I like them because the cap means you can re-close it and avoid spillage
Prefer cans for flavor - hadn’t thought of the spillage before though. Smart.
Canned beers tend to be better brands honestly...bottles are basically bud
My dad turns 84 on the day of the Liberty game (and will be in the Dome). He's been retired for more than a decade but still has a full schedule of obligations, meetings, and organizations. He was proficient on Mac, iPad, and iPhone long before most of his peers. He texts, FBs, Zooms, ApplePays, iWallets, can take a decent selfie, and actually knows and uses most of the functions on his iWatch. In my opinion, curiosity and the drive to keep learning is the key to fulfilling senior years. My goal is to keep learning and adapting for the rest of my life- but then again, I have a good role model.
My dad will be 84 in October. He can barely operate his flip cell phone. For him, mobile tickets area non-starter as he's completely incapable/unwilling to deal with technology. Of course he's the same guy that left the paper tickets home in his dresser one time. No system is perfect.
