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Park in U City big parking lot, and take Metrolink.Ahh great, thanks for the heads up. Anyone else have some advice
Park in U City big parking lot, and take Metrolink.Ahh great, thanks for the heads up. Anyone else have some advice
The advice about the Drury Inn is spot on. I'll try and embellish it a little: First off if you are a Viking fan, I don't know how to get autographs from visiting teams. If you are a Ram fan, get to the Ed at least an hour early on game day as "security" will be setting up mobile barricade sections early on . The protected corridor goes from the "secret parking deck" (where Ram players park) to the main entrance of the Edward Jones Dome. (Approximately 20 feet from one side to the other, and maybe 100 feet long) The players obviously arrive well before the game starts. The earlier you arrive, the better position you get - like leaning right up against the barricade. In my experience, the best chance for autographs is after the game (use the same procedure, as about 45 minutes to an hour after the game the players have showered, dressed and will exit.) You can get autographs both arriving and leaving, but guys like Chris Long and Bradford often tell fans upon entering - "we'll sign after the game." If you have kids, and some Ram gear, your chances will be much increased. The players always seem to favor the kids. Bring your camera by all means!Ahh great, thanks for the heads up. Anyone else have some advice
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Yes best advice I can tell you as Maui below said after the game get outside and the brick building next to the stadium is the parking garage for the players. They will set up metal fences and the players walk through and sign autographs. It's so cool! shook Chris long's hand and Bradford signed my brothers jerseyHey guys first post. My wife and I are coming in from out of town to watch the game. I was wondering if any of you had suggestions on where to park and where you might be able to get close enough to get autographs (from either team). Thanks in advance.
my first proper game as a Rams supporter! I'm gonna drink loads of coffee and snuggle up under some blankets for 5am KO (I'm so manly)
I'm having minor surgery done this Wednesday - silver lining is, Monday off work!
this is gonna be like the Battle of Edington...
The advice about the Drury Inn is spot on. I'll try and embellish it a little: First off if you are a Viking fan, I don't know how to get autographs from visiting teams. If you are a Ram fan, get to the Ed at least an hour early on game day as "security" will be setting up mobile barricade sections early on . The protected corridor goes from the "secret parking deck" (where Ram players park) to the main entrance of the Edward Jones Dome. (Approximately 20 feet from one side to the other, and maybe 100 feet long) The players obviously arrive well before the game starts. The earlier you arrive, the better position you get - like leaning right up against the barricade. In my experience, the best chance for autographs is after the game (use the same procedure, as about 45 minutes to an hour after the game the players have showered, dressed and will exit.) You can get autographs both arriving and leaving, but guys like Chris Long and Bradford often tell fans upon entering - "we'll sign after the game." If you have kids, and some Ram gear, your chances will be much increased. The players always seem to favor the kids. Bring your camera by all means!
If you haven't already set your accommodations in stone, I highly recommend the Drury Inn. Just make sure it is the one next to the Ed, as there is more than one establishment. Free Happy Hour and free all you can eat breakfast for registered guests. If you go overboard with the free libations, the next day it's only a few hundred feet to the main entrance of the Ed. There is a decent Italian Restaurant on the ground floor and a cozy little bar as well. If you are feeling more adventurous, the famous Laclede's Landing district is only a couple of blocks away. Lots of little restaurants and watering holes along original cobblestone streets going right down to the Mississippi River. The Drury isn't exactly a 5 star luxury hotel, but it's relatively clean and the folks there are friendly - many of the staff have worked there for years.
If you are a Viking fan, and you want Viking autographs, my advice would be to ask the owner of the Italian Restaurant on the ground floor adjacent to the Drury main lobby if he's available. He can possibly help get you Cardinal baseball tickets too should you wish.
If nothing else, try the Toasted Ravioli. It isn't a great favorite of mine, but it tastes astonishingly better when I'm toasted as well. Cheers & good luck !!
The advice about the Drury Inn is spot on. I'll try and embellish it a little: First off if you are a Viking fan, I don't know how to get autographs from visiting teams. If you are a Ram fan, get to the Ed at least an hour early on game day as "security" will be setting up mobile barricade sections early on . The protected corridor goes from the "secret parking deck" (where Ram players park) to the main entrance of the Edward Jones Dome. (Approximately 20 feet from one side to the other, and maybe 100 feet long) The players obviously arrive well before the game starts. The earlier you arrive, the better position you get - like leaning right up against the barricade. In my experience, the best chance for autographs is after the game (use the same procedure, as about 45 minutes to an hour after the game the players have showered, dressed and will exit.) You can get autographs both arriving and leaving, but guys like Chris Long and Bradford often tell fans upon entering - "we'll sign after the game." If you have kids, and some Ram gear, your chances will be much increased. The players always seem to favor the kids. Bring your camera by all means!
If you haven't already set your accommodations in stone, I highly recommend the Drury Inn. Just make sure it is the one next to the Ed, as there is more than one establishment. Free Happy Hour and free all you can eat breakfast for registered guests. If you go overboard with the free libations, the next day it's only a few hundred feet to the main entrance of the Ed. There is a decent Italian Restaurant on the ground floor and a cozy little bar as well. If you are feeling more adventurous, the famous Laclede's Landing district is only a couple of blocks away. Lots of little restaurants and watering holes along original cobblestone streets going right down to the Mississippi River. The Drury isn't exactly a 5 star luxury hotel, but it's relatively clean and the folks there are friendly - many of the staff have worked there for years.
If you are a Viking fan, and you want Viking autographs, my advice would be to ask the owner of the Italian Restaurant on the ground floor adjacent to the Drury main lobby if he's available. He can possibly help get you Cardinal baseball tickets too should you wish.
If nothing else, try the Toasted Ravioli. It isn't a great favorite of mine, but it tastes astonishingly better when I'm toasted as well. Cheers & good luck !!
If you want to know exactly where they're staying, and exactly where to go to get autographs, then you have to get in touch with their travel secretary or the facility director of operations. In this case it would be Luther Hippe. And that's as simple as calling the facility and asking to speak to him. (952) 828-6500I am a Vikings fan and my wife is a Rams fan. I root for the Rams when they aren't playing the Vikings. I was hoping to try to get Vikings autographs before the game and Rams autographs afterward. I'm assuming the away team usually stays in the Drury Inn since its across the street? I'm thinking I might just go sit out front of the hotel at like 9 or 10 to see if I can get a couple autographs and then after the game see if I can get some Rams autographs for my wife. I actually I am disabled and it makes hard for me to walk long distances so I'll probably be having my wife push me around in my wheelchair so I'm sure I won't have trouble getting noticed and getting players to stop. This game is going to be a close one and I'm really looking forward to it. Football is back.
Does anyone have any recommendation on handicap parking? Is there street parking around the stadium at all. I'm pretty sure MO is like IL in that with a handicap parking placard you can park on the street for free.
I am a Vikings fan and my wife is a Rams fan. I root for the Rams when they aren't playing the Vikings. I was hoping to try to get Vikings autographs before the game and Rams autographs afterward. I'm assuming the away team usually stays in the Drury Inn since its across the street? I'm thinking I might just go sit out front of the hotel at like 9 or 10 to see if I can get a couple autographs* and then after the game see if I can get some Rams autographs for my wife. I actually I am disabled and it makes hard for me to walk long distances so I'll probably be having my wife push me around in my wheelchair so I'm sure I won't have trouble getting noticed and getting players to stop. This game is going to be a close one and I'm really looking forward to it. Football is back.
Does anyone have any recommendation on handicap parking? Is there street parking around the stadium at all. I'm pretty sure MO is like IL in that with a handicap parking placard you can park on the street for free.
haha a KiWi! Welcome bro! I'm a all blacks fan btwThanks The Rammer. I'm a Noo Zeeland fan
Land of the Hobbits and good butter.:shades:
haha a KiWi! Welcome bro! I'm a all blacks fan btw
are you traveling from NZ? that's a hell of a flight!
Dont know where you got that the Vikings D-Line is crap but it is definitely not. My guess is our D line is top 15 probably closer to top 10. Sharriff Floyd is looking real good after he's lost some weight. Much more explosive. Linval Joseph eats up double teams. Our DE aren't anything amazing but are definitely solid. In Zimmer's defense the DE are asked to set the edge to defend the run more so then purely pass rush. I'm more worried about our MLB situation. Brinkley can't cover worth a lick. Luckily Zimmer uses MLB more as down hill run stuffers.I think it's going to come down to whoever can stop the run. Vikings D-line is crap, but our O-line is nothing to brag about at this point. If they could stay on the field it would be a different story. We do have our defense but they're dinged up too, and there's that AP guy. ST's should come into play too with all the young talent on each side.
Rams start slow AGAIN this year, play a sloppy close game, and pull off the win. Zuerlein with a 56 yarder as time expires.
Difference is going to be the dome field advantage.