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NFL Stadium Review of the Week The Ultimate Viking Experience  Minnesota
Viking fans are some of the most colorful fans in the National Football
League. They’re a fanbase with a strong connection to their team which
manifests itself on gameday in their embrace of Viking culture, a nod to
the strong Scandinavian contingent that chose to settle in the Minnesota
region.In my attempt to better understand what it’s actually like to be a fan of this proud and regal franchise, I was in search of the Ultimate Minnesota Viking Fan Experience. An experience that would take me to a small town located two and a half hours northwest of the twin cities, a place called Crosby, Minnesota. Nestled near the downtown area of this little town, visitors will find the Nordic Inn, a Viking themed bed and breakfast owned an operated by Steinarr the Krazee Viking. Stepping through the massive oak doors at the entrance to the Nordic Inn is like stepping back in time … a time of wenches and warriors of Vikings and pillaging. Upon entering, guests exchange their worthless US currency for Kronars, the exclusive leather coin currency (Click here for the remainder of this review) |
Highlighted Feature of the Week  Cheap
NFL TicketsBased upon my travels to multiple NFL stadiums attending NFL games throughout the football season, I've been asked by many where I get my NFL tickets. Or more specifically how do I get cheap NFL tickets? Well, in attending more than sixty games in stadiums across the country over the last four years, you get rather adept at identifying NFL ticket sources and more specifically locating the places where you can get cheap NFL tickets. I've been most successful buying tickets through TicketCity, StubHub, Razor Gator, or TicketNetwork and I've set up a system of links on each stadium page that allows the user to quickly check and compare between the these online ticket brokers to see who has the best prices. If you are looking for cheap NFL tickets, I would suggest following one of the links below to the NFL tickets links on my site. Compare the prices and feel free to buy NFL Tickets online. How to Compare NFL Ticket Prices Before clicking through the Cheap NFL Ticket links to find tickets for your favorite NFL team, make a note of the coupon codes listed that are available for the online brokers I work with, which will help save some money off your final order. Some of the coupon codes may not work (due to the expiration (Click here for the remainder of this feature) |
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Where is Hans? Ralph Wilson Stadium - New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills - November 6, 2011 It's been said that, "Nobody circles the wagons, like the Buffalo Bills." Well, the same statement applies to the proud Buffalo Bills fanbase that arrives four hours prior to kickoff to participate in a time-honored tradition that Bills fans excel at ... the tradition of gameday tailgating. Ralph Wilson Stadium's suburban location in Orchard Park, New York, with its massive expanse of blacktop parking, has served as an ideal epicenter for promoting the culture of putting meat to flame. On gameday throughout the season, loyal Bills fans pack into the lot to begin the pregame ritual of Barbecue, Beer, and Buds. Tailgating is engrained in our youth and has evolved into an integral part of the gameday experience, and Bills fans have gained a reputation throughout the league as one of its premiere tailgating communities. Innovators like Kenny "Pinto Ron" Johnson, whose nationally recognized tailgate cooking practices (involving the use of garden implements and hand tools), continue to set the bar high for the rest of the league and serve as an example to Bills fans of what we can aspire to be.. |
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The Buffalo Bills organization has also done their part to enhance the gameday experience for its fans and the establishment of the Camper lot at Ralph Wilson Stadium is a prime example of this commitment. The Camper lot or RV lot has been around for over 20 years and is a one-of-a-kind in terms of fan gameday amenities. Buffalo Bills fans are actually permitted to park their recreational vehicles and campers onsite in a parking lot across the street from the stadium as early as Saturday morning for Sunday home games. The lot opens at 8:00am and fans can spend the day barbecuing and drinking their favorite adult beverages of choice, right up through gametime on Sunday for a very reasonable early entry fee of $50.00. In addition, the Buffalo Bills have built a permanent brick and mortar shower and bath facility at the camper lot known as the Comfort Station. Located at the rear corner of the Camper Lot, the Comfort station is heated and maintained by a cleaning crew throughout the weekend. Fans can take hot showers and prepare for gameday in a clean, heated facility after a long night of pregame celebration. (Click here for the remainder of this review) |
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| Quest for 31 | RoundBall RoadTrip | Frozen Pond Pilgrimage |
 The Quest for
31 was the inaugural journey of Hans Steiniger in an effort to truly
understand the home team experience in every NFL city in the country.
Striving to immerse himself in local NFL culture, Steiniger tailgates
with home town fans, dons a home team jersey, and looks for local food
and brew to satisfy his hunger cravings while on the road. His Quest for
31 serves as a road map for other aspiring NFL thrill seekers who wish
to travel to foreign stadium territory. With
cheap NFL tickets links, city
information, and stadium reviews, Hans hopes to assist anyone else
that's interested in a similar journey. |
 The Roundball
Roadtrip is Hans Steiniger's crusade to see an NBA game in every arena
in the National Basketball Association. Building upon the road map that
was developed as part of his Quest for 31, Steiniger looks to include
additional sports towns (those that might not have an NFL franchise) along with
the other collected works in his triple website road trip guide for
sport fans. The NBA culture from city to city differs greatly as one
moves around the country and the Roundball Roadtrip is dedicated to
bringing these differences to light. With a knack for seeking out
cheap
NBA tickets, Steiniger will look to assist others in their
own NBA trek. |
 The Frozen
Pond Pilgrimage is the third in a series of professional sports travel
guides that takes SuperFan Hans Steiniger to a game in every arena in
the National Hockey League. With a proven approach and a professional
sports fan resume that's more than impressive, Steiniger will take the
frozen pond plunge in order to understand how the multinational dynamic
of the NHL which includes several cities in Canada has an effect on the
game. Forging relationships with several online brokers over the years,
Steiniger offers an opportunity for fans to find
cheap NHL tickets
through the exact same avenues he uses on his many travels. |
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In
commemoration of his 31st year on the planet, NFL Super Fan, Hans
Steiniger, noted the parallelism between his age at the time and the number of
Football Stadiums located around the country and he challenged himself to
see a game in each one as a fan of the home team. 
