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Would you take your family to a see a game...

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this is so funny. this guy, who is the polster, is campaignning for an answer, yet he's losing. but not only that, he tries to lead respondents to the answer he wants. this has to be the most biased marketting research i've seen in a while. :w00t

I would like to see in it in Miami... then see how many cars will be stuck in traffic in downtown Miami. It will add to another excuse from the Dade people to not go to the stadium. :rolleyes:

I would like to see in it in Miami... then see how many cars will be stuck in traffic in downtown Miami. It will add to another excuse from the Dade people to not go to the stadium. :rolleyes:

as long as we get an excuse we are fine

I would like to see in it in Miami... then see how many cars will be stuck in traffic in downtown Miami. It will add to another excuse from the Dade people to not go to the stadium. :rolleyes:

as long as we get an excuse we are fine

I would like to see in it in Miami... then see how many cars will be stuck in traffic in downtown Miami. It will add to another excuse from the Dade people to not go to the stadium. :rolleyes:

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

I would like to see in it in Miami... then see how many cars will be stuck in traffic in downtown Miami. It will add to another excuse from the Dade people to not go to the stadium. :rolleyes:

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

traffic is not as big an issue for stadiums in miami as it would be in ft. lauderdale, believe it or not. the reason is metrorail. every year when the heat and panthers played in miami arean, which was literally right next to a metrorail station, they sold out all the time even when they stunk. people didnt need to drive there. it was amazing to see the crowds pouring out of the trains coming every 5 minutes, it makes a huge difference.

traffic is not as big an issue for stadiums in miami as it would be in ft. lauderdale, believe it or not. the reason is metrorail. every year when the heat and panthers played in miami arean, which was literally right next to a metrorail station, they sold out all the time even when they stunk. people didnt need to drive there. it was amazing to see the crowds pouring out of the trains coming every 5 minutes, it makes a huge difference.

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

That's why people don't go when the Dolphins are playing, I mean, it's so far away for the Dade people. :rolleyes:

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

That's why people don't go when the Dolphins are playing, I mean, it's so far away for the Dade people. :rolleyes:

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

I agree with this completely. It takes awhile for most Dade people to get to the Pro, about 30-45 mins for me. Downtown would be somewhat easier.

the truth is the current location is more comfortable for broward than it is for dade and noone goes. so moving it to broward is not the answer to the problem.

I agree with this completely. It takes awhile for most Dade people to get to the Pro, about 30-45 mins for me. Downtown would be somewhat easier.

That's why people don't go when the Dolphins are playing, I mean, it's so far away for the Dade people. :rolleyes:

Theres 8 Dolphins games in Miami a year, barring playoffs. There are 81 Marlins games. Its like comparing apples and oranges.

That's why people don't go when the Dolphins are playing, I mean, it's so far away for the Dade people. :rolleyes:

Theres 8 Dolphins games in Miami a year, barring playoffs. There are 81 Marlins games. Its like comparing apples and oranges.

Theres 8 Dolphins games in Miami a year, barring playoffs. There are 81 Marlins games. Its like comparing apples and oranges.

Same place. Just because it's eight games you're dealing with the same traffic and the same distance. Another Dade excuse...

Theres 8 Dolphins games in Miami a year, barring playoffs. There are 81 Marlins games. Its like comparing apples and oranges.

Same place. Just because it's eight games you're dealing with the same traffic and the same distance. Another Dade excuse...

Yeah, us Dade people are lazy, I guess...but they seem to get over to Office Depot Center to see the lousy Panthers play... :confused

Yeah, us Dade people are lazy, I guess...but they seem to get over to Office Depot Center to see the lousy Panthers play... :confused

Comparing Dolphins game to Marlins is ridiculous. Most football games are on Sunday afternoons when it is not nearly as hot or humid. Football games are much more of an event than a baseball games since they are so rare. People come for hours before a football game, while getting to a baseball game just in time for the first pitch. There is no comparison. And actually, you dont have to deal with the same traffic because the Dolphins have park-and-ride from all parts of the county, which is very successful. So, dont say its the same if you dont really know.

Comparing Dolphins game to Marlins is ridiculous. Most football games are on Sunday afternoons when it is not nearly as hot or humid. Football games are much more of an event than a baseball games since they are so rare. People come for hours before a football game, while getting to a baseball game just in time for the first pitch. There is no comparison. And actually, you dont have to deal with the same traffic because the Dolphins have park-and-ride from all parts of the county, which is very successful. So, dont say its the same if you dont really know.

Most football games are on Sunday afternoons when it is not nearly as hot or humid.

Baseball games are played on Sunday Afternoon too.

 

Two ways to describe Miami, Bandwagon and Excuses.

Most football games are on Sunday afternoons when it is not nearly as hot or humid.

Baseball games are played on Sunday Afternoon too.

 

Two ways to describe Miami, Bandwagon and Excuses.

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