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MUScoop => The Superbar => Topic started by: dgies9156 on September 19, 2019, 10:40:26 PM
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Going to the Packers game this weekend against the Broncos (won four tickets in a charity auction). Need some ideas on:
Parking (hope to get there by 830 or so). Where should I find parking when I do not have season tickets?
Restaurants -- any thoughts in the immediate neighborhood in the event it is raining and tailgating does not work.
ALL IDEAS WELCOME!!!
Last time I drove to Lambeau was Brett Favre's first game! Been there a few times since as part of various groups.
My daughter is as big a Packers fan as I am. Her "Bear" boyfriend is coming too (he's actually a great guy but he is a Bear fan).
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Going to the Packers game this weekend against the Broncos (won four tickets in a charity auction). Need some ideas on:
Parking (hope to get there by 830 or so). Where should I find parking when I do not have season tickets?
Restaurants -- any thoughts in the immediate neighborhood in the event it is raining and tailgating does not work.
ALL IDEAS WELCOME!!!
Last time I drove to Lambeau was Brett Favre's first game! Been there a few times since as part of various groups.
My daughter is as big a Packers fan as I am. Her "Bear" boyfriend is coming too (he's actually a great guy but he is a Bear fan).
Park on someone’s lawn and pay the $25.
I’m likely flying out next week for the Eagles game on Thursday and that’s what I plan on doing.
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Just go two blocks from stadium and park in someone’s yard. Last time I did that, it cost $20 and they had a huge food layout of BBQ pork with all the trimmings. No guarantee you will get that, but you never know.
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If you're willing and able to walk just a bit, there are two places I where I can typically find street parking for free in that timeframe:
1) go north on Oneida past Lombardi by 5 blocks or so. Pick a side street and stalk for a spot.
2) Going the other direction on Oneida, turn west (right) on Morris and check out the neighborhood nestled behind the stadium between Oneida and Ridge.
I'll leave dining to people who didn't live in the city - I have no idea what those places are like on game days :). I will say if you're looking at restaurants, my parking recommendations put you quite a ways away from the bars on the east side of the stadium and even further from the newer places (Hinterland) on the west side. Obviously you're hoping tailgating works out.
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As people have said, just park on a lawn somewhere. If you park north of Lombardi, expect to head north after the game.
As for places to eat, just walk around. Just east of the stadium are a ton of sports bars. Everything will be packed if it's raining but the rain is supposed to end early AM.
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It's been a few years since I've been up there, but the last couple of times we parked at Reinhold Sign on Holmgren Way. They charged $15 and you could tailgate there, and they left the warehouse open for bathroom access. Short walk to the stadium from there.
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We would usually street park near the water tower off Oneida (just about across from Jimmy John's). Getting out from there usually puts one in front of most of the traffic leaving after the game unless you hang around the stadium a while.
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It sounds like there should be a Scoop Cheese Summit before a Packers game.
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Every house and business sells there parking lots for 10 to 25 dollars. Plentiful parking with tons of tailgating.
Don't even bother with a restaurant. Every single one is already sold out.
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It sounds like there should be a Scoop Cheese Summit before a Packers game.
I like it. In fact, very good chance the person involved in the NIT letter event you discussed here a few weeks ago would be going with me. Maybe you can hear it right from the horse’s mouth.
Will know on Monday or Tuesday is schedule allows. You free next Thursday night?
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I like it. In fact, very good chance the person involved in the NIT letter event you discussed here a few weeks ago would be going with me. Maybe you can hear it right from the horse’s mouth.
Will know on Monday or Tuesday is schedule allows. You free next Thursday night?
Or come this Sunday. I'll be there.
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dont waste your money parking on someones lawn. if you are getting there that early just park on the street in the neighborhood north of lambeau. maybe a 2 or 3 block walk.
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I like it. In fact, very good chance the person involved in the NIT letter event you discussed here a few weeks ago would be going with me. Maybe you can hear it right from the horse’s mouth.
Will know on Monday or Tuesday is schedule allows. You free next Thursday night?
I don't venture north of the Quon. Ask your buddy why he was preparing for the postseason while the head coach was embezzling and criminally losing games on purpose all season as you alleged? That would have been malfeasance on the MUAD part. Of course what you alleged didn't happen and of course your buddy was prepping well in advance for a space to play...and then the end of the season happened.
I trust the Bills Cords' answer: The basketball programs devolved into a crapshow on and off the court, and we are moving to put that behind us. Thank you for your support.
A couple of days later, Buzz is on national tv, donning his Gobbler wear and Terri Mitchell is out.
As to your buddy and the Bill Cords letter, I believe both can be true. As to your nonsense, I don't believe a word...other shoe to drop and all. If it is true, you just cast some bad shade on your buddy.
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dont waste your money parking on someones lawn. if you are getting there that early just park on the street in the neighborhood north of lambeau. maybe a 2 or 3 block walk.
This is true. That early you can find a free spot north of the stadium on one of the side streets off Ridge. I paid $20 last Sunday at 11:00 three blocks north of Lambeau on Ridge. Passed a guy two blocks further north charging $5
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Thank you everybody for your ideas. I truly appreciate them all.
OK, what I did:
1) We packed a tailgate with the expectation we would. However, we were stoic enough to realize that with the rain coming, we might not.
2) We got there a little after 9:00 a.m., and it was raining at a pretty good clip. We went up Holmgren Way. I found the sign company but since we decided not to tailgate, I went back to the $10.00 Boy Scout fundraiser lot down by Grainger..
3) We ended up at an indoor/outdoor bar on the west side of Holmgren Way. The Bronco fans were fun photobombing the Packer fans. Went to the Stadium about 11:10 and had a great time. Good game and the Packers won.
4) The ride home was a pain in the backside. It was a Milwaukee game so Interstate 43 was a mess most of the way back. Took WI 32 down and cut over to Manitowoc on 10. Traffic did not let up until we got to Silver Spring Road on the way home.
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Regarding #4, you probably just should have stayed on Highway 57 to Port Washington. Nice alternative to the interstates.
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Regarding #4, you probably just should have stayed on Highway 57 to Port Washington. Nice alternative to the interstates.
Brother Fluffy, I agree with you. But Ms. Dgies thought the Interstate would be better. So I followed her advice.
Next time.....
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Ms. Dgies thought the Interstate would be better. So I followed her advice.
Next time.....
Glad to see you learned your lesson!
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Chick & glow prefer to park 4.2 miles away for free and just walk over
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Chick & glow prefer to park 4.2 miles away for free and just walk over
Depending on the weather that's what I prefer. You can usually get out ahead of most of the traffic after the game that way. If you're parked right by the stadium just add 2 hours after the game before you're even out of the city.
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Depending on the weather that's what I prefer. You can usually get out ahead of most of the traffic after the game that way. If you're parked right by the stadium just add 2 hours after the game before you're even out of the city.
At Lambeau? I've parked two blocks from the Stadium, paid less than $20, and been on the highway twenty minutes after getting back to my car. Not leaving early or anything. It's very easy to get around after the game.
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Depending on the weather that's what I prefer.
Refusing to throw money away for parking while also getting exercise? How stoopid!
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Stay the night in Dyckesville, WI 18 miles away) and Uber over.
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Stay the night in Dyckesville, WI 18 miles away) and Uber over.
AND GO TO JOE ROUER'S!
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beth haven academy- s ridge road and valley view road. kitty corner from krolls west, right across the street from the stadium. 10 years ago, they only charged $20. the big BONUS bonanza-they open their "academy" for use of their indoor plumbing!! should be ok by 8:30 yet
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Stay the night in Dyckesville, WI 18 miles away) and Uber over.
Best cheese curds I've ever had at the ol' Dyckesville Bowl. Lipsky's for some cheap beer and off ya go.
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Stay the night in Dyckesville, WI 18 miles away) and Uber over.
That your hometown, kin?
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AND GO TO JOE ROUER'S!
My best friend owns it. Great place, people and of course, burgers
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My best friend owns it. Great place, people and of course, burgers
Free beer if you mention Scoop?
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Free beer if you mention Scoop?
Lemme know if you go, I’ll take care of it. ;D
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Chick & glow prefer to park 4.2 miles away for free and just walk over
6th and Brown and den proceed to der upper deck seats, aina?
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Stay the night in Dyckesville, WI 18 miles away) and Uber over.
Knot sure ya kan say dat heer, hey?
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Lemme know if you go, I’ll take care of it. ;D
Bears fan. Will I be knifed?
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Bears fan. Will I be knifed?
Just keep that jersey in the trunk, you’ll be set.
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Bears fan. Will I be knifed?
More likely to be sat on by a cow.
Or run over by a combine.
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More likely to be sat on by a cow.
Or run over by a combine.
Or a horse and buggy
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Just keep that jersey in the trunk, you’ll be set.
What about my Ditka tattoo?
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What about my Ditka tattoo?
show em your cody parkey tat
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What about my Ditka tattoo?
Fed to the pigs
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Best cheese curds I've ever had at the ol' Dyckesville Bowl. Lipsky's for some cheap beer and off ya go.
Oh I concur. Have a t-shirt from there from a few years ago. Great grub. Fine people settled Dyckesville.