Stadium of Canterbury
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@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
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@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
Allianz in Munich did
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@mariner4life that makes sense.
You replied just as I was editng my post to add
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@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
We get the full range of monteiths in chch (I think there’s 7 or 8 options).
Not top quality but pretty good (the American pale ale is 5.7%).
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@sammyc said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
We get the full range of monteiths in chch (I think there’s 7 or 8 options).
Not top quality but pretty good (the American pale ale is 5.7%).
wait, they treat you like adults? who runs this stadium?
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I have been a season ticket holder for 15 years. Every year we used to get a survey about how things could be improved and I would complain about the shit beer (warm Tui in plastic bottles). Finally they listened to me!
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@wally said in Stadium of Canterbury:
I have been a season ticket holder for 15 years. Every year we used to get a survey about how things could be improved and I would complain about the shit beer (warm Tui in plastic bottles). Finally they listened to me!
knighted for services to humanity
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@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
Wellington Phoenix have garage project at the cake tin.
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@cyclops said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
Wellington Phoenix have garage project at the cake tin.
that's great for all 10 of their supporters
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@mariner4life said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@cyclops said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
Wellington Phoenix have garage project at the cake tin.
that's great for all 10 of their supporters
I'll be sure to think of you, waiting in line for your tui with thousands of others, while I walk straight up and grab my garage project.
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In my uni days I worked at the Edinburgh Castle on corner Newton/Symonds when it was the closest pub to EP (and apart from the Astor across the road the next was in K Rd)
It absolutely heaved before any game international or NPC and the taxi's were basically running every 30 seconds for the last 20 minutes before kick-off.
The rest of the time it was a dossers pub with a bit of a bad rep but come game day
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@bovidae said in Stadium of Canterbury:
I don't remember Garage Project being available at the NZ-Peru game last year.
I'd much rather find a decent pub before the game than pay for the overpriced "beer" at the venue. Galbraiths is such an example before an Eden Park game.
And their triple cooked chips!
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Fuck off with your beer hijack. This a thread for us Cantabs to bitch and moan about slow progress and, hopefully, for the rest of you to look on with envy when we finally get our new shiny indoor rugby, oops I mean multipurpose (but not cricket), stadium.
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@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@wally said in Stadium of Canterbury:
the shit beer (warm Tui in plastic bottles).
Why I stopped drinking at the footy
Me too. Overpriced crap was not ok.
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@sammyc said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
We get the full range of monteiths in chch (I think there’s 7 or 8 options).
Not top quality but pretty good (the American pale ale is 5.7%).
I could only see a couple on offer last night.
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@smudge said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@sammyc said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@dogmeat said in Stadium of Canterbury:
@mariner4life Is there any stadium that sells good beer?
We get the full range of monteiths in chch (I think there’s 7 or 8 options).
Not top quality but pretty good (the American pale ale is 5.7%).
I could only see a couple on offer last night.
I drank porters pale ale, xpa, lager and original ale at the game last night. There’s a specialist bar down the end of the ground that sells a bigger range.
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@hooroo said in Stadium of Canterbury:
I can't back any of this up but just a story I heard when down there over the weekend.
A guy that has the demo contract (I think) who is in the racing industry (hence how I was told) said the council already have the land and it is near where Lancaster Park already is and in a zone with no parking. It seems that the place selected is in a hopeless Zone for access etc.
I was told the area but it didn';t stick with me.
I hope this isn't a wasted opportunity by the council as if done right the stadium can be a centre hub for a shopping precinct and restaurants etc. It needs parking for that to happen though
Unless something's changed recently, it's pegged to be on the old Turners and Growers site - in a piece of foresight unusual in city councils, Christchurch City Council picked it up in 2002 for central city revitalisation and conveniently still had it when the earthquakes hit.
It is reasonably close to Lancaster Park - for anyone who wants to have a look on Google Maps, it's the block bounded by Madras and Barbadoes Streets, and Lichfield and Tuam Streets, so is on the eastern side of the CBD, but is definitely actually in the Christchurch CBD. Don't know why people think there is no parking - here's the Council parking webpage. There are three parking buildings on Lichfield Street, one 2 minutes walk away, one about 5-10 and one about 10-15 minutes. The bus interchange (fka bus exchange) is also on Lichfield Street at the Colombo corner (it runs through to Tuam Street), so is also about 5-10 minutes walk. Pretty much ideal location IMO.
