Reply With Quoteno idea about strollers, but i would suggest some ear plugs if youre going to take the baby at all....5 months is pretty young for that kind of noise
question about attending games
my sister and brother in law are taking me to my first playoff game tomorrow, my question is: my sister has a 5 month old baby, which she says she will take to the game, if its too loud for the baby, is there a stroller check place, a place to put strollers, or are strollers allowed? i feel like somebody here could answer this question with your magnificent knowledge. Thank you, if you guys want to meet up tomorrow send me a message here and i'll get up with yall
no idea about strollers, but i would suggest some ear plugs if youre going to take the baby at all....5 months is pretty young for that kind of noise
It hurts my ears sometimes when I go to a game......so Im guessing a baby would have a hard time
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I would highly recommend NOT bringing a baby so young to the game. Its going to be crazy loud and there are lots of lights/flashing images all around the arena. If you have no choice you most certainly should bring heavy duty ear plugs him/her to wear
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why would you bring a baby to a nba game..let alone a playoff game..hire a babysitter asap
SWAG=Something We (South)Asians Got
Probably not the best idea. It will be loud so I'd recommend something for his/her ears. I guess you can bring a stroller - I'm assuming the baby has a seat? Check the Bobcats website to see if they have a policy on infants.
Gerald "Droppin' Bows like Dusty Rhodes" Henderson
I'd recommend calling the arena. Just go to Bobcats.com and there'll be some contact info somewhere
The baby will be fine my son was born last march and has been to every home game this year - no problems. I dont bring a stroller but yes you can and they will hold it for you
deaf baby
It's good to see that Florida doesn't have the market cornered on negligent parenting. Leave the infant at home!
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