The Rapids Season Opener is ON
By: Clint | April 6th, 2007The official notice from the Rapids is below, but in case anyone was wondering if the game would be postponed due to the rain/snow we’re supposed to get for the next 36 or so hours, the answer is NO. Game on, baby! Now I get to freeze, catch a cold, AND watch the Rapids lose… all at the same time!
Seriously though (makin it clear for anyone not used to my piss-poor writing style), GO RAPIDS!
COMMERCE CITY, CO (ColoradoRapids.com) - History is about to be made this Saturday.
Your Colorado Rapids host DC United in the first ever match played inside the world’s largest soccer stadium and complex, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, this Saturday, April 7.
Don’t miss one of the most historic and pivotal moments in sports history! Be at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on Saturday!
Key points for fans to know for the match:
-Kickoff is at 1:30pm on Saturday
-The stadium’s gates open at noon
-Fans can arrive early to tailgate in the stadium’s parking lots
-The stadium bar & grill will be open starting at 11am, an hour before stadium gates open
-Every fan will receive a free Colorado Rapids magnet schedule when they enter the gates
-Every fan will be able to exchange their actual match ticket for a commemorative frameable Opening Day ticket at tables around the concourse
-Every fan will receive a free copy of the Denver Newspaper Agency’s YourHub.com special commemorative newspaper insert detailing aspects of the stadium complex
-The first games of the spring youth soccer season of Colorado Youth Soccer kick off on the stadium’s field complex at 9:00am
-There is no parking fee for fans holding Rapids game tickets (the parking fee is included in the ticket price)
-Dress warmly for the game! The match will not be postponed or cancelled for any reason besides severe lightning.
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A flask full of moonshine can help with the cold…
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Wow!
“-Every fan will be able to exchange their actual match ticket for a commemorative frameable Opening Day ticket at tables around the concourse”
That sounds neat! Unfortunately, the weather that day made it a risky proposition for me to attend. Driving 3 hours (round trip) in the snow from Colorado Springs to see a 90 minute soccer game in sub-freezing temperatures was not going to help me get over the flu-like symptoms I developed on Friday.
So my opening-day tickets are still on the kitchen counter, and I’m bummed I missed out on the commemorative framables.
I suppose this officially makes me a fair-weather fan! I admit it!
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Hey that was redonkulous cold on Saturday. I risked divorce by dragging my wife out in that weather, but the allure of stadium food was a solid remedy. I wouldn’t drive 3 hours to see a regular season game myself, even in good weather - unless there was a good trout stream nearby, that is.
Here’s the best part of that game: I heard the announcements for the commemorative tix and I STILL forgot to get one. D’oh!
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