Very important poll - please vote!

[Kettle]

i say yes, but doubt that in the early part of the season a beer would still be cold when I got it. late season, like the MIN game i'm going to, there would be no problem at all.

[Panthers_Lover]

I say yes, even though I don't drink, because I get so sick and tired of getting up and down to let folks in and out to get their beer. I know they'll still get up and down to go to the bathroom, but maybe it will cut down on some of the trips. On second thought, more drinking, more bathroom breaks ... oh, well, ... my answer is still the same.

[rayzor]

From a crowd control aspect, I think it's best. If you allow people to buy beer all the way up to the end, it will encorage them to hang around in the stadium after the game (to finish their drink). It's the same reason last call in a bar is usually 15 minutes before close.

The last thing I'd want if I'm stadium security is a bunch of folks who have been drinking all day and who are still probably emotionally charged about the result of the game hanging around together in the premises.

this and there's also the morons who think they can still drive well enough.

if you've been drinking you shouldn't be behind that wheel. serving it late is just going to make it worse. i don't care about any of you guys out there who feel they are having any rights infringed or think it's stupid you can't buy another beer at any time of the day. i only care for me and my families and my friends well being which you endanger even more by doing that.

[mantal]

If you don't have enough buzz to last the game, you didn't tailgate enough. I never have a beer at the game, soft drink maybe, hot dog maybe, but never a beer...

[Darth Bobo]

Personally, anything a stadium can do to fill the seats is probably the right coarse of action. Because let's face it, when you start restricting beer, or otherwise removing some comfort that people have at home, you start making home look a lot better.

To be perfectly frank, the food, the beer, the seats, the quality of the viewing, the ability to replay on the DVR...everything is better at home. The only reason to even go to a game live, would be if there were something you can't reproduce at home for far less money. So what is that then? Interaction with loads of fans you don't know. Alcohol greases that wheel honestly.

[thefuzz]

There is no amount of beer that I could drink to maintain a buzz for over 3 hours..and still function to get in and out of the stadium on my own.

[PantherBrew]

My main complaint is for them to stop moving the Guinness kiosk around. They finally put a good beer stand near me, so just keep the Guinness at the same place and I'm fine for the most part. Except for the lip service/arbitrary cut off time like I mentioned earlier.

Here, Here!

[Phil Dees]

I've ALWAYS had Beer Man in my section. Has something changed?

[Kyle82]

I always buy 2 cold ones about two minutes left to go in the third....it's not like I'm drunk or rowdy; I just like to sip on a cold one while watching the game either at the stadium or in my living room. :cheers2:

[Jangler]

Good LSD=12 hr. trips FTW

[Carolina Husker]

I'm perfectly fine with them not selling beer in the stands. The less people walking around in my section during the game, the better.

[jasonluckydog]

edit# my girlfriend posted that while I was on the shitter.

[bleys]

fug it, people get their panties in a bunch too often.. They already cut it off in the 4th, go ahead and hook the cheap seats up with beer.

By the phrase of the question, I take it other seats have beer constantly served in their area?

And there is nothing like going to the game.. To see the plays developing and see the players on the field makes it all worth while. However, since I'm not loaded at the moment (money wise), I am not opposed to the TV either. =P

[mantal]

Beer has always been cut off in the 4th for everybody, upper and lower due to liability issues. Remember, in the state of NC, if you serve someone who later gets in a car and causes an accident, then you as a bartender can be liable as well for that accident...