I had my 3 year old grandson with me and he was getting cold waiting to get into the game Sunday. Took him over to the trailer and asked if they had kids sock hats. They did. $34 later, I skulked back over to the line and tried not to tell my wife what I paid. They really need to have a price discount for kids gear.
But grandchildren are worth it. Come on. Admit it.
You think you can get all of that for anywhere close to $34?! The beer alone is nearly $20
lol Disney on ice has always been a money pit. 90 minute show. They come out at intermission with those glowing snow cones and all the kids scream. They used to be like 15 bucks in 2004, who knows what they are now.
Took our kids to a Sesame Street show at the Richmond Colesseum about 35 years ago. Lights went out before it even started. After waiting an hour, we all had to leave in the dark.
Still there, and the lights are still out.
I think I was there.
If nothing else, it was memorable.
I still remember the 7th Street debacle.
Long time coming, but yes, finally!
No question, the Squirrels draw very well.
I have always said they should auction off the rights to implode it.
I think we all need to know why Kaufman was at Disney on Ice when he was 19 years old before he had any kids….
Because i was working at the Patriot Center as an usher (which I have repeated and mentioned 100 times)
You probably paid about $4 for the hat and $30 for the Mason branding license
Heck, when I was in my last year Law School at Willian & Mary, I used to park in the Richmond Coliseum Parking Lot everyday when I worked as an intern with the Attorney General's Office in Downtown Richmond. All all I recall was the weird architecture (it always reminded a cheap seventies low budget science fiction prop of an alien space craft) and that the interior always smelled like of weird mixture of potpourri and mildew, like it had suffered a serious flood in the past.
