aftewards, is still good, but many players are in a hurry and you also have to wait until the very end of the game.
if you haven't done it, i would, esp if you have kids with you.
Thanks, my son had passes for the Cardinals game, the line was really long so they didn't go in. My brother-in-law and nephew are flying up from Atlanta just for the game. So we'll see.
I did it after the Texans game. You report to a VIP "corral" by the Pepsi gate after the game where you get wristbands for field access for about 30 minutes. If you bring kids they have a blast running around. The stadium looks alot more massive looking up from the NFL logo on the 50 yd line. Bring your camera and have fun.
It really wasn't worth it to me. By the time we got to the field, all the players and everyone were already gone, so it was just the fans running around on the field. We took a couple pictures and there really wasn't anything else to do. We had already been on the field for Draft Night. If you have young kids, they'd probably be excited; otherwise, I don't think I'd bother doing it again.
I did it after the Texans game. You report to a VIP "corral" by the Pepsi gate after the game where you get wristbands for field access for about 30 minutes. If you bring kids they have a blast running around. The stadium looks alot more massive looking up from the NFL logo on the 50 yd line. Bring your camera and have fun.
I was wondering what that huge crowd of people was when we left the game.
It was cool.. Nothing overwhelming. The "G-Line" was performing at mid-field. There was nobody else on the field except security staff keeping people away form the sideline, coaches club, and broadcast equipment.
Don't be turned off by the line. it moves fast. And when it is time to go in, you all go together. Plus, by the time you get to your car, no traffic!
you will be very close, and see lots of players from both sides.
be prepared to know player names, if you call their name, they will often turn, and occasionally come over.
be prepared with lots of different action at once, Eli will be with receivers, special teams will be together, D line in one place, etc.
have a camera, and butter up the staff that is with you to stay as long as possible, last year I stayed during the national anthem, with a full stadium before leaving the field, amazing.
whenever they permitted us to go, I think I was inside at 1130ish. Went on field by noon. Players are out there from 11 am onwards. 2 hours is a lot of time to be there, so plan accordingly.
aftewards, is still good, but many players are in a hurry and you also have to wait until the very end of the game.
if you haven't done it, i would, esp if you have kids with you.
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aftewards, is still good, but many players are in a hurry and you also have to wait until the very end of the game.
if you haven't done it, i would, esp if you have kids with you.
Thanks, my son had passes for the Cardinals game, the line was really long so they didn't go in. My brother-in-law and nephew are flying up from Atlanta just for the game. So we'll see.
And not a pledge pin. If Steve Young is doing the game, tell him I said Hi...
And not a pledge pin. If Steve Young is doing the game, tell him I said Hi...
He remembers you!
I was wondering what that huge crowd of people was when we left the game.
Don't be turned off by the line. it moves fast. And when it is time to go in, you all go together. Plus, by the time you get to your car, no traffic!
They send you an email that you use for your account!
The account is in my sons email so I don't see it but he did!
Maybe check you spam!
i did so last year, and got a few calls about pre-post game stuff.
like others said, it was cool, but nothing over the top. fun to do once.
you will be very close, and see lots of players from both sides.
be prepared to know player names, if you call their name, they will often turn, and occasionally come over.
be prepared with lots of different action at once, Eli will be with receivers, special teams will be together, D line in one place, etc.
have a camera, and butter up the staff that is with you to stay as long as possible, last year I stayed during the national anthem, with a full stadium before leaving the field, amazing.
What time did you get there