Seattle Game Watch(es)?

[hawkeyebob62]

Looking on the alumni site, I see three game watch locations in Seattle. My wife and i will be visiting there this weekend (Illinois game), and my daughter lives in downtown area. I would assume the Buckley's, with actuall Seattle address, will be closest. Anyone know the three locations and which might be best?

And BTW, I REALLY don't know how I will get accustomed to watching a game at 9a local time. Hope I can get beer there that early!

 

[thetrza]

I would find a spot at the top of a hill and watch the boats moving across Puget Sound. way more exciting than the Illinois game this week.

 

[thetrza]

On second thought. Get a job on a fishing boat. Then when you come back to shore with a few thousand dollars you can read about the Hawkeye's season in the newspaper.

 

[hawkeyebob62]

I would find a spot at the top of a hill and watch the boats moving across Puget Sound. way more exciting than the Illinois game this week.

Insightful, thanks for the help

 

[hawkeyebob62]

On second thought. Get a job on a fishing boat. Then when you come back to shore with a few thousand dollars you can read about the Hawkeye's season in the newspaper.

I look forward to your future posts with great eagerness

 

[HawkeyeDenis]

Don't know which place you can watch the game in Seattle. I live about 75 miles north of there and so far every game has been on.

 

[WestCoastHawk]

Buckley's in Queen Anne. Go early as it always fills up.

 

[WestCoastHawk]

Buckley's in Queen Anne. Go early as it always fills up.

All Hawk fans. They have a trombone player that plays the fight song when we score.

 

[hawkeyebob62]

All Hawk fans. They have a trombone player that plays the fight song when we score.

No camraderie/interaction with this group. Had to wait for them to open because they needed to "clean up". But I DID have a Bloody Mary to open the game.

 

[thetrza]

This game is being played in that classic Seattle weather at Kinnick Stadium.

 

[WestCoastHawk]

Yeah people mostly keep to themselves in Seattle. It's called the Seattle freeze!