Je suis allé à un événement pour ceux qui avaient des forfaits partiels à vendre à STH. Honnêtement, c’était risible. Le menu était composé de mauvais filets de poulet, de frites détrempées, de nems au cheesesteak (en fait corrects) et de sliders. Il y avait peut-être dix tables où les gens pouvaient s’asseoir. J’ai dû me tenir contre le mur pour manger. En fait, ils nous ont donné de la bière et du vin, ce qui m’a choqué. Nous ne sommes pas une franchise de pauvreté, mais mon Dieu, nous agissons souvent comme ça. Vous voulez que j’achète des abonnements et que je me donne une salle chaude et exiguë avec des offres ? C’était assez embarrassant. Pourquoi cette équipe se contente-t-elle constamment de chier sur l’expérience des fans ?
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I was there too. I ate. I left. If they’re gonna have it during the warm ups they should have a view of the warmups? I wanted to see the warmups so I just bounced…
It doesn’t get better lol, at the STH orientation event at the beginning of the season I’m pretty sure the popcorn they served was stale.
But the entire food situation has not been great this year, so there’s that. However I have heard that the M lounge is fantastic, so that’s nice for all the corporate account folks.
The team that organized the autograph signing the same day as a cancer walk outside the arena? Nah couldn’t be
At least with the beer and and wine, you don’t have to worry about the mold in your ice!
(Yes, the last two games I went to, I had mold in my ice cubes and it was just shrugged off)
It’s almost as if the vulture capitalists that own the team are just squeezing the shit out of every drop of profit that they can.
The food is terrible at the Rock.
Money is tight, they just spent $5 billion (or something like that) on the Commanders
What, no $8 PB&J on Wonder Bread?
Last month I went to the Devils Flyers game with some coworkers for First Responders night at the Wells Fargo. We were a pretty big group so we got all inclusive general admission seats up in the top balcony.
First, the area was beautiful. They had spots to lean on the rail that had plugs and USBs for chargers and your food. They had chairs and sofas back off of the rail, many of which were next to fireplaces as well.
That’s not the point of my post though. « All inclusive » obviously included food. They had Ziti pasta, cheese steaks, and Caesar salad set up around the balcony. I’m pretty sure there was more than that but that’s what stuck out to me. They also had a full service bar. All non-alcoholic drinks were included.
We got all of that for $100.
We had my 1 year old with us so we left a little before the game ended. Downstairs they had Shake Shack, Insomnia Cookies, and of course Chickie’s & Pete’s in addition to their usual concessions.
The thing that I found most interesting was their vendor for all of their food according to my credit card statement is Aramark.
My point in posting this is it’s time for the Prudential Center to cut the shit and step up their game. Theyve got the worst concessions that I’ve encountered. And while I’m sure there are some good spots around the arena that’s not always practical for everyone. The arena itself should provide a product that has everything you should want or need.
Yeah I was there too and yeah the food sucked but hey free beer lol
FR. Did no one think that maybe have the AC set to something like 68 degF MAX since the room was packed and everyone is dressed for the cold weather outside and the hockey game????
Look at who owns majority of the team, a group who made their money selling other companies off piece by piece. That tells you exactly who and type they are.
Pretty much sums up our season. Thought we would have lobster dinner but instead adult chicken nuggets.