FISERV FORUM THREAD - Open House/Block Party 8/26

[KidA24]

Have we ever had confirmation on if the skywalk will be open to all ticket holders?

It leads directly into the main concourse so I'd assume its open to anyone who parks in the ramp.

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

[Gianstoppable]

It leads directly into the main concourse so I'd assume its open to anyone who parks in the ramp.

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

Who cares and it's only 1 day a week, people complain about the dumbest ****. It's a successful franchise and people like it. Not every single thing has to be local

[TroyD92]

It leads directly into the main concourse so I'd assume its open to anyone who parks in the ramp.

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

It's pretty overrated too

[Gianstoppable]

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

It's pretty overrated too

So are a lot of things (Sobelmans and AJ Bombers I think), but people still wait in long ass lines to eat it. I just don't see how people can seriously get worked up about this, it's one food place, its not like this is the only option

[MVP2110]

Have we ever had confirmation on if the skywalk will be open to all ticket holders?

It leads directly into the main concourse so I'd assume its open to anyone who parks in the ramp.

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

If that's true about the walkway that's very disappointing

[MickeyDavis]

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

It's pretty overrated too

So are a lot of things (Sobelmans and AJ Bombers I think), but people still wait in long ass lines to eat it. I just don't see how people can seriously get worked up about this, it's one food place, its not like this is the only option

I don't see anyone getting "worked up". Just stating opinions.

[MickeyDavis]

Keep the discussion on the food not the politics. THX

[MikeIsGood]

Chik Fil A is nothing to wait in line over. People are nuts. It’s fast food. It’s a better sandwich that Butger King or McDonalds but it’s still not good food.

[sdn40]

Don't know what that Bucks logo sign / monument / whatever is made of, but I put the over / under on it getting busted at 1 month.
It certainly lacks creativity I might add. It's just not working for me
Maybe it will be me that busts off an antler 30.89 days from now

[trwi7]

If I wanted Chick-Fil-A, I'd just stop at the one at Brookfield Square and probably get it a lot cheaper than what they're going to charge at the arena.

[Ryan5UW]

It leads directly into the main concourse so I'd assume its open to anyone who parks in the ramp.

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

Could be worse: https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/the-falcons-billion-dollar-stadium-will-have-a-chick-fil-a-thats-almost-never-open/amp/

[Gianstoppable]

If I wanted Chick-Fil-A, I'd just stop at the one at Brookfield Square and probably get it a lot cheaper than what they're going to charge at the arena.

Same could be said just about any food in the stadium.

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Reading this thread makes me wonder how different (probably should read cheap) I am from everyone else. I go to a game and MAYBE buy a soda or beer. I park on the street a few blocks away. If the stadium had zero restaurants, cup holders, or skywalks I’m not even sure I would notice.

Games start at either 7 or 730. Plenty of time to grab the equivalent before the game and it will be better quality and less expensive.

Is that it is a chain people are? Wasn’t qdoba and cousins in the BMO BC? Would you guys care if they had those again?

The only thing I would order at the old stadium was refugee when they were still in business. You could get a smoothie, wrap and carrots for 14 bucks. Relatively cheap, healthy and filling.

[Gianstoppable]

I'll have to catch up with the new info later.

My wife just left me and my dog and I are out in the F250 cruising chicks. Tractor pull later tonight too, so things are looking up.
Damn hot out today. Sweat soaking right through my Jack Daniels tank top.

Honestly thought you were quoting a country song at first lmao

[Gianstoppable]

Reading this thread makes me wonder how different (probably should read cheap) I am from everyone else. I go to a game and MAYBE buy a soda or beer. I park on the street a few blocks away. If the stadium had zero restaurants, cup holders, or skywalks I’m not even sure I would notice.

Games start at either 7 or 730. Plenty of time to grab the equivalent before the game and it will be better quality and less expensive.

Is that it is a chain people are? Wasn’t qdoba and cousins in the BMO BC? Would you guys care if they had those again?

The only thing I would order at the old stadium was refugee when they were still in business. You could get a smoothie, wrap and carrots for 14 bucks. Relatively cheap, healthy and filling.

The only time I spend over 5 bucks on food is when my wife and daughter come with. They are always hungry and never on time to stop somewhere beforehand lol

[bucksbrewers3]

If I wanted Chick-Fil-A, I'd just stop at the one at Brookfield Square and probably get it a lot cheaper than what they're going to charge at the arena.

Same could be said just about any food in the stadium.

You mean you don’t like the $5 brat?

[bucksbrewers3]

Reading this thread makes me wonder how different (probably should read cheap) I am from everyone else. I go to a game and MAYBE buy a soda or beer. I park on the street a few blocks away. If the stadium had zero restaurants, cup holders, or skywalks I’m not even sure I would notice.

Games start at either 7 or 730. Plenty of time to grab the equivalent before the game and it will be better quality and less expensive.

Is that it is a chain people are? Wasn’t qdoba and cousins in the BMO BC? Would you guys care if they had those again?

The only thing I would order at the old stadium was refugee when they were still in business. You could get a smoothie, wrap and carrots for 14 bucks. Relatively cheap, healthy and filling.

The only time I spend over 5 bucks on food is when my wife and daughter come with. They are always hungry and never on time to stop somewhere beforehand lol

Preach brother. Took my 11 year old step son to miller park I ended up spending (not beer included) $75 on food. He had to have the chicken fingers. Then he had to have nachos. Then had to have dip n dots. Then had to have a pretzel. I kid you not he’s 75lbs soaking wet idk where he put it.

[trwi7]

Reading this thread makes me wonder how different (probably should read cheap) I am from everyone else. I go to a game and MAYBE buy a soda or beer. I park on the street a few blocks away. If the stadium had zero restaurants, cup holders, or skywalks I’m not even sure I would notice.

Games start at either 7 or 730. Plenty of time to grab the equivalent before the game and it will be better quality and less expensive.

Is that it is a chain people are? Wasn’t qdoba and cousins in the BMO BC? Would you guys care if they had those again?

The only thing I would order at the old stadium was refugee when they were still in business. You could get a smoothie, wrap and carrots for 14 bucks. Relatively cheap, healthy and filling.

Same. I maybe get a pretzel or something. Never get a soda. If I want a soda I can just stop at McDonald's on the way home and get a soda for $1.05 or at the Citgo you can get a 44 oz for $1.25 I think. Usually I drink enough water before I leave to not need a drink.

[BroncoBuck]

99% sure it's suite/club and season ticket holders only

And Chick Fil-A is awesome

Chick-Fil-A is a non-inclusive company who isn't open on 14% of the games. It's stupid to have them in the arena.

Could be worse: https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/the-falcons-billion-dollar-stadium-will-have-a-chick-fil-a-thats-almost-never-open/amp/

People understand these arenas/stadiums hold more than just the sporting events right? If the Bucks plan is to create a true shopping/entertainment district it could even be open year round like Lambeau.

[BUCKnation]

get outta here with the chick-fil-a hate, smaller line for me then i guess