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It was beyond bad...I left my seat at 10min in the 1st to by ndgenius
get my son and I a hotdog and a pop and we didn't return to our seats until a couple minutes in to the 2nd period. Totally missed the Weezer mini-concert which I really wanted to see because I've always liked them.
When I finally got to the counter, my transaction went very quickly...I have no idea what took the 20 people in front of me so long but it was ridiculous.
On the upper level, they had 2, I repeat 2, concession stands open to get a hotdog and pop and not even all of the registers were open. There's 20,000 people on the upper level...the planning for this was so bad.
The rest of the experience was great but standing in line for 30-45 minutes with a 7 year old was a true test for him. He did great but it was taxing on him to stand there and be patient.