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[topdawgnc]

Got tickets to the Seachickens and Cowboys this Sunday.

My son has never been to an NFL game. Growing up in Wenatchee I didn't get to go to an NFL game with either of my dads. Going to be pretty cool taking him.

Any good tips on how to make Gameday in Seattle special? We fly out Saturday, good places to stay near "The Clink"?

 

[CokeGreaterThanPepsi]

Make sure your son doesn't get shanked in the streets after the game.

 

[section_332]

and dont teach him that damn chant the 12s do before and after the game

 

[Doog_de_Jour]

That's awesome you're doing that for your kid. How old is your son?

Edit: Want to make sure any recommendations are age appropriate.

 

[HuskyInAZ]

That's awesome you're doing that for your kid. How old is your son?

Edit: Want to make sure any recommendations are age appropriate.

Just going out on a limb, but I'm guessing his son is going to disappointed with the game day experience at the Clink.

 

[PurpleBaze]

That's awesome you're doing that for your kid. How old is your son?

Edit: Want to make sure any recommendations are age appropriate.

Just going out on a limb, but I'm guessing his son is going to disappointed with the game day experience at the Clink.

Huh?!

 

[Doog_de_Jour]

Well, I'm going to assume your son is younger (12 or less), so here are some ideas:

There's a Seahawks exhibit at EMP where you can see the Vince Lombardi trophy, Paul Allen's Super Bowl ring, among other things...only downside is EMP is expensive:

empmuseum.org/at-the-museum/current-exhibits/we-are-12%E2%84%A2.aspx

At the Clink there's a thing called "Touchdown City" for the kiddies:

seahawks.com/gameday/touchdown-city

That's all I got. I don't have little ones.

Have fun!

 

[HuskyInAZ]

Can the experts queue up 5 reasons next?