If you painted any pictures of the baby being born you'd get sued by the University.
Does a 2 yr old have to have a ticket at BDS
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I'm not sure I would want to take a 2 year old unless he/she would really pay attention. Otherwise it's a big waste of cash not to mention it is loud and hot.
yeah our 17month old probably won't enjoy the game... we are just going to leave him at home I emailed tide pride and they said "supposed to have a ticket, but it depends on the person at the gate" We took our infant last year to every game, one game we got questioned, and them some other ticket lady said " Oh good grief let them in its a baby" for FAU, it probably won't be an issue, but you never know, be prepared to buy a ticket
Maybe, but, you do know the modern day definition of an alcoholic, don't you?
It's "Anyone who drinks more than you do, whom you don't like..."
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Ha, that's funny! Pretty close to the original Dylan Thomas quote, still a good one....Maybe, but, you do know the modern day definition of an alcoholic, don't you?
It's "Anyone who drinks more than you do, whom you don't like..."
It seems to me taking a two year old to a ballgame makes it very likely the parents and people seated around them will be distracted from watching the game. At best.
The child doesn't really care if it's there, and won't remember going.
It reminds me of sitting next to a squalling baby in a restaurant, or in a movie.
The child doesn't really care if it's there, and won't remember going.
It reminds me of sitting next to a squalling baby in a restaurant, or in a movie.
Leave that child with a baby sitter.
Come to the game and jump when the TIDE makes a GREAT play!!!!!!
I would hate to see a child sitting in your lap get catapulted 6 rows because of a good TIDE play.
Come to the game and jump when the TIDE makes a GREAT play!!!!!!
I would hate to see a child sitting in your lap get catapulted 6 rows because of a good TIDE play.
Tell her to hold it in until after the game. A screaming newborn would be very distracting and unpleasant for your fellow seatmates during a close game.
I wouldn't because they probably wouldn't care much for the game. We took our oldest to A day when he was 4 and again at 6. We stayed for half the scrimmage. Too hot and he was losing interest.
Agree with what was said above. Why waste money on a ticket for a child that age? He won't follow the game and will possibly make the people around you miserable. Babysitter all the way!
I don't think a toddler has to have a ticket. In fact, I would advise against letting him have it - it'll either get lost or torn up. Worse yet, it's a choking hazard. I would think it more wise to let a parent or guardian hold it for him. Hope that helps.
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