OT: worst stadium I’ve ever visited

[NineOneSeven]

You should scratch your name into the walls. I hear they recommend everyone does it.

 

[SUMBA]

I was in Bologna last year, which is pretty anti American being a huge university city, and everyone was really lovely for the most part. I find Europeans who hate Americans to be rather adorable. Like "aww, you think you matter to me? Here's a nickel." But I've really found rude Euros to be few and far between. Even in France.

The French are lovely. It's the Parisians who can be terribly rude.

 

[NKR1978]

The French are lovely. It's the Parisians who can be terribly rude.

It's funny. The higher end establishments I've been to in Paris the service is impeccable and genuinely friendly/warm. It's the more regular places where they can be a bit rude. I just act oblivious and even more American. Give them a show of a happy smiling American idiot speaking slower and louder English. At least they'll have a story for their friends or Reddit.

 

[NineOneSeven]

The French are lovely. It's the Parisians who can be terribly rude.

Idk Lloyd, the French are asholes

 

[RF2044]

Place is falling apart. No luxury suites. If you’re hungry you have to pray your wife has a granola bar in her purse. One restroom. Rome really needs replace this place. It’s almost as bad as Jacksonville’s stadium.

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I assume you and the rest of the 'Cuse fans took it over for the game?

LET'S GO, ORANGE [clap, clap, clap clap clap]

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

Seems like lots of Italy travelers. My daughter & boyfriend will be going to a wedding Sicily this fall. After the wedding, we are going to Rome for 4-5 days. We have the option of seeing other sites/cities then meeting them in Rome or seeing Sicily Sat - Teusday, then going to Rome together.
Any thoughts from anyone?
Note: my wife and I did a week in Rome about 3 years ago, so another full week is not an option.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

I was in Bologna last year, which is pretty anti American being a huge university city, and everyone was really lovely for the most part. I find Europeans who hate Americans to be rather adorable. Like "aww, you think you matter to me? Here's a nickel." But I've really found rude Euros to be few and far between. Even in France.

I haven’t been a ton of places, but never really found a big issue. Maybe jut lucky