Going to Lambeau - any tips?

You'd think Fuzzy Thurston would have a B & B up and running.

 

If you have kids drop them off before the game at the Mark Chumura Day Care Center.

 

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How was it, Mr. Brown?

 

I'd recommend going during football season. I'ts a very famous place to see an NFL game if you go during the right time of year.

 

One of the few places in all of the sports that lives up to the hype.

 

the old Boston Garden held up well.

 

Places that lived up to the hype:

1. Cameron Indoor Stadium.
2. Lambeau
3. Fenway
4. Old Yankee Stadium
5. Harmon Gym

 

Mizzou isn't lying: I had an incredible time. The Lambeau tour was awesome, and the Hall of Fame was great, too. We ended up with great seats; in the end zone, yes, but the right height up the bowl.

Went to Milwaukee Sunday night-Tuesday; stayed at the Pfister, which kind of reminded me of the hotel in No Country For Old Men where the guy chases Josh Brolin (early, not where he got killed). Reds were staying there, too; saw Edmonds/Brandon Phillips. (I didn't mention that I hated Eric Wedge, too.) 23rd floor of that hotel is cool.

Went to the public market, Mader's, Joey Buona's and then Miller Park, which I really enjoyed.

Thanks for all the tips!

Though I must ask this question to Milwaukeeans: The city seemed kind of ... dead, to me. Seemed like a ton of commercial vacancies and just not much going on. We walked around, checked everything out, but it just seemed like there wasn't a ton of stuff going on downtown.

 

Jesus - how about a spoiler alert?!?

You just ruined No Country for Old Men for me.

Christ!

 

Outside of Water Street and Old World Third Street, you're right. A wasteland.

 

Spoiler alert















God told Reggie to go to Green Bay.