HeatWillRise wrote:Ben would get utterly mutated against Khabib. The ref stoppage was horrible. Ben almost got taken out from a out of prime Lawler.
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HeatWillRise wrote:Ben would get utterly mutated against Khabib. The ref stoppage was horrible. Ben almost got taken out from a out of prime Lawler.
SunKing wrote:Hi everybody ! Some might remember me I was the french dude that were going in vacation in Miami and asking for tips and all...
So long story short our time in Miami will be starting at the end of the next week, so my fiancée and I are very excited. Also with the help of some of you especially @gom @heat4life @Heat3 for many tips.
I still have some questions for you local guys :
1) I bought 2 tickets for Heat vs Mavs at the end of this month. We have to get tickets at Will Call. Is it at the AAA (I suppose it is) ? Is it better to get tickets not on "game day" and also up to which day before the game can we get them ?
Tickets purchased in advance can be left at the Will Call Window, located on the north side of the Arena next to Gate 3. You must have a valid photo ID to receive your tickets. Just pick up your tickets a few hours early then head off across the street to Bayside for dinner and drinks before game.
2) For gameday, how can we go to the AAA without it being a pain in the ass and pay an unhealthy amount for parking lol ? We are from Paris so we know what it looks like 20k to 80k people going into a stadium and the Indiana Jones like journey it can be
Uber or Lyft to game
3) Do you guys know any cool bar... Like not the upstanding stuff with flashy people but not a student pub with half of people drunk to death... Like just cool for a couple wanting a drink and maybe eat a little.
Bayside right across the street from AAA has plenty of casual type restaurants and bars
Thanks in advance
MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Pat Riley wrote:There are only two options regarding commitment. You're either IN or you're OUT. There is no such thing as life in-between.
James Johnson wrote:The culture is REAL.
Heat3 wrote:
Good ole Kurt Thomas. If I remember correctly he got ejected from his first ever game
DayofMourning wrote:My wife bought a top of the line laser printer a couple years ago. Spent too much money on it. Since then, I've never had more trouble getting a printer to print a damn document than this POS.
My wife has been on me about sending some documents to our accountant, so I decided to do so this morning first thing. Tried sending an email with the appropriate attachments, and got an error message stating that my company wouldn't allow me to send the documents. Never seen that before. Tried a couple more times as my two year old is climbing on my head, and needless to say, was getting a bit frustrated.
I decided to just print the documents, scan them and email them. That's when this goddamn printer decided it didn't want to work again. Talking about getting your buttons pushed. Bout went Office Space on it.
SunKing wrote:I were in the lower level section 10 row from the court, but honestly it feels like 60% of the people (not slovens) in this area (can't talk for higher level) just came as "ow there's some nba game let's eat something while they are playing" rather than what happens on the actual court. Even my girlfriend was really way more into it than the people I'm talking about.
Noodle Arm wrote:
Glad you had a good time. As for what you said, unfortunately it is true, there are quite a few people in the lower level who go to the games just to be seen and not so much for the game itself. It's like that in a lot of big city arenas. But Miami can be extra special at times. I was also sitting in the lower bowl during the Chris Bosh retirement game, and the all the ladies behind me would talk about was which players they wanted (or have tried) to sleep with
But I also saw a guy wearing shorts and flip-flops to the game....dude came in f****** chancletas!! That's Miami for you.