On Fri, 12 Jan 1996 07:12:03 CST, you wrote:
 
>>
>> There have never been alcoholic beverages sold at either Mariucci Arena
>> and it's been years since they've used passouts.  (They only use
>> them when there are two games, i.e. Mariucci Classic)  However, when
>> the Gophers play at the Civic Center or the Target Center, because they
>> are not University buildings they can serve alcohol.
>>
>Then those kegs on dollies you see go by every once in a while are 16 gallon
>kegs of pop.  When you look up there during a break in the game everybody is
>drinking ginger ale out of plastic cups.  Take a look up there tonight.
>
>I will say that I've never spoken with anybody who sat up there and had a beer
>but it looks awful fishy.
 
They do serve beer up in the balcony.  The beer and snacks they have
up there are free of charge, unless you want to count the $1,000
donation plus ticket price needed to get up there for each person.  (I
think that's what my fathers company paid to get those seats)  But,
that is the only place you can get a beer.
 
I miss the good old days with the pass-out slips.  Very appropriatly
named for some people I used to go with.  Sprinting to Station between
periods and slamming a few pitchers and then sprinting back before
they drop the puck.  Darn good exercise if you ask me!  :)
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