Buff fan visiting Seattle

HillsboroDuck

RuffaloSoldier said:

HillsboroDuck said:

BreadBuffs said:

Hi all, as the title says, my family and I are visiting Seattle for the first time and staying from Thursday thru Sunday the week the Buffs come to town. Wanted your insight on maybe some cool dinner spots/Friday activities/must-see sites while we are visiting! We are staying in a hotel in Bellevue but very close to the bridge that leads to Husky stadium If that helps with suggestions. (about 7 miles from the stadium) Any and all tips are welcome. Thanks!

We all sent a ltter to Foxsports after that disgusting incident. Ralphie deserves rspect.

So does the letter "e"

RuffaloSoldier

AZDuck said:

RuffaloSoldier said:

HillsboroDuck said:

BreadBuffs said:

Hi all, as the title says, my family and I are visiting Seattle for the first time and staying from Thursday thru Sunday the week the Buffs come to town. Wanted your insight on maybe some cool dinner spots/Friday activities/must-see sites while we are visiting! We are staying in a hotel in Bellevue but very close to the bridge that leads to Husky stadium If that helps with suggestions. (about 7 miles from the stadium) Any and all tips are welcome. Thanks!

We all sent a ltter to Foxsports after that disgusting incident. Ralphie deserves rspect.

I don't understand

AZDuck

Why does a gamey prairie cow and or giant stuffed animal deserve respect? Who have they raped?

RuffaloSoldier

I regret logging onto back here. Goodbye

GreenRiverGatorz

Don't listen to @RuffaloSoldier , he's a Nebraska troll trying to make Buff fans that spend time on husky forums look bad. CU fans love this site, and most of it has to do with our penchant for great recommendations of local watering holes and eateries (we call them that now).

animate

It's like watching a noob trying to figure out a bidet ... on pornhub.

GrundleStiltzkin

animate said:

It's like watching a noob trying to figure out a bidet ... on pornhub.

Pics?

Baphomet

BreadBuffs said:

Hi all, as the title says, my family and I are visiting Seattle for the first time and staying from Thursday thru Sunday the week the Buffs come to town. Wanted your insight on maybe some cool dinner spots/Friday activities/must-see sites while we are visiting! We are staying in a hotel in Bellevue but very close to the bridge that leads to Husky stadium If that helps with suggestions. (about 7 miles from the stadium) Any and all tips are welcome. Thanks!

Awesome that you are staying in Bellevue. You can take part in the long tradition of the gameday parade that starts in Bellevue, and goes across 520 (the floating bridge) to husky stadium.

Just have your Uber driver drop you off at any onramp to 520, and walk down the ramp to the highway. Don't worry, they close it off for the parade so there won't be any other traffic using it. Your hotel can probably give you more details about it, if you are staying at one of the better establishments... if they don't know about it, I'd change hotels. Most hotels actually have a shuttle service to the closest 520 onramp.

There will be vendors along 520 selling brats and beers, and if your party gets too tired from the walk, rickshaws can be hired to take you all the way across.

PurpleBaze

Baphomet said:

BreadBuffs said:

Hi all, as the title says, my family and I are visiting Seattle for the first time and staying from Thursday thru Sunday the week the Buffs come to town. Wanted your insight on maybe some cool dinner spots/Friday activities/must-see sites while we are visiting! We are staying in a hotel in Bellevue but very close to the bridge that leads to Husky stadium If that helps with suggestions. (about 7 miles from the stadium) Any and all tips are welcome. Thanks!

Awesome that you are staying in Bellevue. You can take part in the long tradition of the gameday parade that starts in Bellevue, and goes across 520 (the floating bridge) to husky stadium.

Just have your Uber driver drop you off at any onramp to 520, and walk down the ramp to the highway. Don't worry, they close it off for the parade so there won't be any other traffic using it. Your hotel can probably give you more details about it, if you are staying at one of the better establishments... if they don't know about it, I'd change hotels. Most hotels actually have a shuttle service to the closest 520 onramp.

There will be vendors along 520 selling brats and beers, and if your party gets too tired from the walk, rickshaws can be hired to take you all the way across.

BTW, rickshaw rides are free, as they are sponsored by Pac-12 Ching Chong Network.

AZDuck

RuffaloSoldier said:

I regret logging onto back here. Goodbye

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