Where to park at LCA?

**emu steve** · March-27-18, 06:04 AM

Originally Posted by Crystal

Excellent thoughts, emu steve.

What I like is that it is about choices.

If one wants to go to the events, and want/can spend big bucks, more power to them.

If they want to stay home with friends and drink beer and eat pizza, more power to them.

If they simply are not interested in sports, more power to them. DirecTV has hundreds of channels.

Most people have viable options and are free to choose.

**Bobl** · March-27-18, 06:20 PM

Went to a concert at LCA, last November. Ate at Sinbad's, party of five, and took their shuttle, dropped off a block away. No charge, left tips, of course.
Call first.

**Zacha341** · March-28-18, 08:06 AM

Awesome! I like Sinbads!

**401don** · March-28-18, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by emu steve

What I like is that it is about choices.

If one wants to go to the events, and want/can spend big bucks, more power to them.

If they want to stay home with friends and drink beer and eat pizza, more power to them.

If they simply are not interested in sports, more power to them. DirecTV has hundreds of channels.

Most people have viable options and are free to choose.

Still doesn't change the fact that the avg. guy shouldn't have to pay 7 bucks for a coke so the athlete can buy 3 ferraris. And yes, I understand about the economics of sports.

**313rd** · March-28-18, 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by 401don

Still doesn't change the fact that the avg. guy shouldn't have to pay 7 bucks for a coke so the athlete can buy 3 ferraris. And yes, I understand about the economics of sports.

They should have followed the model in Atlanta.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/s...ncessions.html