Eat a good meal before the game and then bring in some stuff with you.
Fans are now allowed to bring food and water into Minute Maid Park for Astros games. When bringing food and water to the ballpark, we ask that you follow a few guidelines:
- Minute Maid Park Water Policy:
- Fans can bring in one (1) factory sealed, plastic water bottle per person
- Maximum one (1) liter in size
- Minute Maid Park Food Policy:
- Fans can bring food in a clear plastic bag
- Maximum size is a one-gallon bag (standard Ziploc bag)
Fans will not be allowed to bring metal cans or glass bottles into Minute Maid Park.
That's a pretty decent policy, but probably not the norm in the majority of stadiums, I totally agree about just eating before the game instead of at the game, you should be able to go 3 hours without eating, same for a movie, can't you Manage 2 hours without food if you had a meal right before going to the cinema ?
$40 to park, not from me, I ain't paying that. There has to be some sort of mass transit option for far less.why even drive in big cities like NY, LA, Chicago, etc. If parking is $40.
For baseball the best value is a triple A game if you live in a smallish city that has a team, I've been to probably 50+ AAA games in places like Colorado springs, and Las Vegas when I lived there, exactly 3 major league games in SD, NY, and Boston, triple A is so much easier to get to and pretty close to the real show, a hell of a lot more affordable too, almost free when compared to MLB ! Unfortunately CT doesn't even have any AAA ball, no pro sports team at all, I believe there was only one pro team , EVER... Hartford Whalers. No real city in the state, kind of in a void area between NYC and Boston
As my brother says Connecticut is a good place...
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