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0BobLobLaw0 wrote:We're the ushers hyped again after the game on the way out? I've been to two games so far and they have been high fiving people on the way out and yelling go bucks each time. People were loving it. Pretty fun.
stellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."
I Hate Manure wrote:We look to be awful next season without Beasley.
HKPackFan wrote:trwi7 wrote:HKPackFan wrote:We haven't even heard how loud this place can get yet, but patience, it's not far away.
Loudest it got tonight was when Bango made that no look half court shot right as time expired.
I honestly think the city of Milwaukee has no idea how good this team really is.
They may not even realize it until we sweep Orlando or whatever #8 in the first round.
trwi7 wrote:0BobLobLaw0 wrote:We're the ushers hyped again after the game on the way out? I've been to two games so far and they have been high fiving people on the way out and yelling go bucks each time. People were loving it. Pretty fun.
Not around my section but I wish the ushers would do something about people constantly getting up and coming back to their seats during game action. There wasn't more than a couple minute span last night where the stairs were clear by me.
cameroncrazies2 wrote:trwi7 wrote:0BobLobLaw0 wrote:We're the ushers hyped again after the game on the way out? I've been to two games so far and they have been high fiving people on the way out and yelling go bucks each time. People were loving it. Pretty fun.
Not around my section but I wish the ushers would do something about people constantly getting up and coming back to their seats during game action. There wasn't more than a couple minute span last night where the stairs were clear by me.
In the lower level? The games I’ve been to, the ushers hold people back until a break in game action which I thought was pretty good idea considering the aisles are longer and there’s a lot more moving around if there’s more people in each section.
Sat in lower bowl twice and thought just about any seat would be great as I sat in the corners and was shocked how good the view was. Sat in the upper bowl corner last night. We’re terrible seats, especially for a $70 price point. It felt really high. I would go exclusively lower bowl from now on.
stellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."
I Hate Manure wrote:We look to be awful next season without Beasley.
trwi7 wrote:cameroncrazies2 wrote:trwi7 wrote:
Not around my section but I wish the ushers would do something about people constantly getting up and coming back to their seats during game action. There wasn't more than a couple minute span last night where the stairs were clear by me.
In the lower level? The games I’ve been to, the ushers hold people back until a break in game action which I thought was pretty good idea considering the aisles are longer and there’s a lot more moving around if there’s more people in each section.
Sat in lower bowl twice and thought just about any seat would be great as I sat in the corners and was shocked how good the view was. Sat in the upper bowl corner last night. We’re terrible seats, especially for a $70 price point. It felt really high. I would go exclusively lower bowl from now on.
No, I was in 207.
stellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."
I Hate Manure wrote:We look to be awful next season without Beasley.
trwi7 wrote:Don't know what the crowd was like but on the parking structure they were advertising $15 lowers and I saw a discount code for $10 lowers.
How much is 850 points worth $wise?Thunder Muscle wrote:FYI - Bucks Membership Benefits program went live today.
You earn 100 points for whatever year you have been a season ticket holder (i.e. If 5th year of full season tickets, you get 500 points).
In addition, you get 0.35 x whatever you paid for tickets (i.e. If paid $1000 total, you would get 350 points).
Total it up and you have that to spend. So in this example, 850 points.
The Bucks initially declined to comment but this week provided a brief response from an executive with the team owner’s representative CAA ICON.
The permit is for transporting blasting materials, said Mike Abrams, senior director at CAA ICON.
“The blasting material is a shape charge that is used to cut the steel structure to help lower it to a safe elevation,” Abrams said.
In October, Marc Farha, the executive vice president of CAA ICON told the Business Journal that the Bradley Center demolition was going to be “conventional” and wouldn’t involve implosion.
Nothing has changed on the implosion front despite the plan to conduct a shape charge on the steel structure.
“We are not imploding the building,” Abrams said.
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jmart762 wrote:How much is 850 points worth $wise?Thunder Muscle wrote:FYI - Bucks Membership Benefits program went live today.
You earn 100 points for whatever year you have been a season ticket holder (i.e. If 5th year of full season tickets, you get 500 points).
In addition, you get 0.35 x whatever you paid for tickets (i.e. If paid $1000 total, you would get 350 points).
Total it up and you have that to spend. So in this example, 850 points.
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