Casualty of Capitalism

Exiled into Wilmington, Delaware by virtue of corporate layoffs. (Note: Unless otherwise stated, all photos on this blog are Copyright 2005, Michael Collins, and cannot be used without permission.)

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Graduate of University of Maryland School of Law; University of Maryland, College Park (Economics/Political Science).

Monday, December 20, 2004

STADIUM: The stadium is excellent. As old as Lambeau Field is, I expected a dump. Something along the lines of Fenway Park or Wrigley, or at best RFK Stadium. Instead, the stadium was very modern looking and well maintained. It puts the Redskins' pathetic FedEx Field (opened in 1998) to complete shame. A large number of enclosed luxury boxes partially surrounded the lower seating bowl in a horseshoe shape. I wondered whether those people felt ashamed to be sitting in heated comfort while those in the stands froze in single digit temps. Probably not. But the view from our seats in the 56th row ($50 face value seats) beats the view in at least half the seats at FedEx where upperdeck blimp-view seats face at $55. Don't ask about concessions. It was just too cold to get up and check them out! Posted by Hello

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