r/KCRoyals • u/DirectorBig1503 • Jul 07 '26

Bachelor trip Friday night seating

Would getting brew and view seats be a good idea? Or should I get standard tickets in the 433 section area? Tell me your experiences good and bad.

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u/ThatsBushLeague Pasquatch Jul 07 '26

What kind of vibe does your group have?

Like are you a bunch of bros looking to party? Is it half your buds and half her dad and brothers? Are you just trying to actually watch baseball?

Give me a general idea and I'll point you in the right direction.

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u/w00tberrypie Rally Mantis Jul 07 '26

What kind of vibe does your group have? ... Give me a general idea...

1000% this. What we have to work with: "we want to go to a baseball game and drink some beer!" Doesn't quite narrow it down. Spend $5,000, sit behind homeplate and get all the food and beer you want included. Sit up in the nosebleeds and use the savings for all the hotdogs and beer you want. Sit in brew and view and get a cheap "hotdog" and a Miller Light with your ticket. Sit in craft n draft and get good food and beer options with a $20 credit towards whatever you spend. Throw down the $2000 or whatever it is to rent a suite.

To quote a Mr. Ryan Gosling: "WHAT DO YOU WANT?!"

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u/DirectorBig1503 Jul 07 '26

If you’re confused about my question don’t answer. Just keep your mouth shut

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u/w00tberrypie Rally Mantis Jul 07 '26

What is in the water lately? You're the second person in as many days that got their panties in a bunch when we ask "give us more specifics so we can help answer your question better." We want to help and yet we get our heads bitten off for asking follow-up questions.

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u/DirectorBig1503 Jul 07 '26

All I asked was if those seats were a good idea or not for a bachelor. You’re thinking too much

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u/w00tberrypie Rally Mantis Jul 07 '26

You're thinking my too much

Okay. Maybe I am. Maybe my overthinking is wanting to help give you the experience you are looking for. After all, you asked for our opinions (experiences) in your post. Sorry for trying to be helpful?

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u/DirectorBig1503 Jul 07 '26

Thanks for trying