How do you get good seats at Louisville December 21, 2012 09:47AM
Anyone out there know how to get better seats in Louisville at the NFMS, the general seating there is terrible, to tight together, no leg room! Looking for anyone who may have access to, or know the right people to get into the lower level seating in Freedom hall. Thanks
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Re: How do you get good seats at Louisville December 23, 2012 03:44AM
The seatson the floor are too small and too close together.
Best to rent one of the rooms around the arena.
Second best is to stand by the womens rest room and watch the tv monitors. There is plenty of room in the halls except between classes and when the SF class runs. Between all the people in the halls and the snoring from the rest of the crowd, you can't hear what is going on on the track when SF pulls, but then there is PLENTY of room in Freedom hall and you can almost pick your spot and have about 3 or 4 seats to yourself. If you are lucky someone left a drink there for you to finish off.
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Re: How do you get good seats at Louisville December 23, 2012 02:38PM
on thursday or friday run down to the arena where they stage machines and by the scales usually their are pullers that have decent seats for purchase and try buying seats from them
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Re: How do you get good seats at Louisville December 24, 2012 10:47AM
The rumor is that arena is to be torn down and rebuilt twice as big , anyone here that ?
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Re: How do you get good seats at Louisville December 24, 2012 11:47AM
They wont be tearing anything down in the next many years to come since they built the Yum center down on the river
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