How much beer do you buy at Orioles games? (Poll is anonymous)

[DrungoHazewood]

If you go to the bar to watch the game what's the difference between having a beer there and having a beer at the stadium?

Six dollars.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Six dollars.

False. Like I said before, a 24 oz can is $10 at OPACY. That's $5/12 oz. Not sure what bar (game day specials aside) serves $2 glasses of beer. Yes, it's more expensive to drink at the game, but it's not astronomical like some folks are making it out to be.

[DrungoHazewood]

False. Like I said before, a 24 oz can is $10 at OPACY. That's $5/12 oz. Not sure what bar (game day specials aside) serves $2 glasses of beer. Yes, it's more expensive to drink at the game, but it's not astronomical like some folks are making it out to be.

I was kind of kidding, and I guess I just don't go to bars very much any more, but I'm pretty sure a Guinness or other microbrew at OPACY is in the neighborhood of $10 and the cups seem smaller than a real pint. You can certainly find bars where you can get a pint of Guinness for $4, at least some of the time.

I don't doubt that you can get large quantities of Bud Light type beers for prices that aren't too much worse than on the outside.

[Going Underground]

This rule did not go over well at Game 1 last year...I think they stopped selling alcohol after the 3rd inning because of the rain delay.

Yup,I was at that game as well. People were so toasted. A Yankee fan was two rows down from me and got crap thrown at him. I guess I was in line so I got hit in the head by a plastic bottle. The ushers saw the guys who threw the crap and they were escorted out of the game.

[Pedro Cerrano]

I was kind of kidding, and I guess I just don't go to bars very much any more, but I'm pretty sure a Guinness or other microbrew at OPACY is in the neighborhood of $10 and the cups seem smaller than a real pint. You can certainly find bars where you can get a pint of Guinness for $4, at least some of the time.

I don't doubt that you can get large quantities of Bud Light type beers for prices that aren't too much worse than on the outside.

Well yea, but it's all relative. A Guinness will be more expensive in the park, but I know for fact that the pub down the street from me wants $5 for a pint of any "good" beer. The prices go up but they go up at the same rate.

[schmed77]

I'll give you a couple different answers:

When I drive (to/from DC) no more than three the third being around the sixth so I can be good by drive home

When I train from DC around 7/8 but act reasonable, what can I say I love the Natty Boh Orange Can

[FlipCup]

Does everyone here also tip?

[Pedro Cerrano]

Does everyone here also tip?

I give a vendor a buck, but I generally buy my beer from the stands and, no, I don't tip them.

[sevastras]

Does everyone here also tip?

I generally tip a dollar a drink. I know that it is only 10% on a $10 beer, but they sell so much that they have to be raking in a couple hundred a night. I am not sure if they have to tip anyone out, or if they keep the tips that they make, but they have to be pulling in some dough.

[ExileAngelos]

Money was no object on this night:

http://espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=beernight/080604

[Arthorn]

Probably 2 at most. I can't afford it + plus the restroom situation blows.

Next Wednesday I'll be in a skybox, so who knows how much beer will be consumed though :scratchchinhmm: