[Drinking] Is there outside food/drinking at the The Amex this season?

spongy said:

Is there proper outside catering at The Amex this season with outside toilets too?

I thought I saw a post on it a while ago but have no idea which thread I saw it on!

Just trying to figure out our transport and pre match drinking options for today.

If there's outside toilets that would be ideal....

Considering arriving early to avoid the packed trains but we have injured parties who are unable to walk to The Swan and me being one of those dirty smoking folk not being allowed back out to have a cigarette for 4-5 hours is hard, especially when drinking. I'm fine for the 2 hours of the match, but the 2 hours beforehand as well is a bit too much.

I'm also extremely Covid aware so want to avoid being indoors in large crowds for too long if at all possible.

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Wrong-Direction said:

If they did some decent beers outside and had toilets it would be much more tempting / enjoyable pre match . Anyway its supposed to piss it down all afternoon

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Guinness Boy said:

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spongy said:

Is there proper outside catering at The Amex this season with outside toilets too?

I thought I saw a post on it a while ago but have no idea which thread I saw it on!

Just trying to figure out our transport and pre match drinking options for today.

If there's outside toilets that would be ideal....

Considering arriving early to avoid the packed trains but we have injured parties who are unable to walk to The Swan and me being one of those dirty smoking folk not being allowed back out to have a cigarette for 4-5 hours is hard, especially when drinking. I'm fine for the 2 hours of the match, but the 2 hours beforehand as well is a bit too much.

I'm also extremely Covid aware so want to avoid being indoors in large crowds for too long if at all possible.

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bn9 bha said:

BBC weather and Met Office apps both showing rain this afternoon when I looked yesterday.

Rule of thumb.
Turn up in t shirt and shorts and it will rain.
Wear jeans, long sleeves and bring a waterproof jacket and the sun will shine.

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Withdean11 said:

Glad to see you’re concerned about your health.

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bn9 bha said:

BBC weather and Met Office apps both showing rain this afternoon when I looked yesterday.

Rule of thumb.
Turn up in t shirt and shorts and it will rain.
Wear jeans, long sleeves and bring a waterproof jacket and the sun will shine.

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bn9 bha said:

BBC weather and Met Office apps both showing rain this afternoon when I looked yesterday.

Rule of thumb.
Turn up in t shirt and shorts and it will rain.
Wear jeans, long sleeves and bring a waterproof jacket and the sun will shine.

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Withdean11 said:

Glad to see you’re concerned about your health.

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scooter1 said:

The Harvey’s, fish and chip and burger vans are all there. Didn’t see outside toilets at Getafe game, and I’d be surprised if this becomes an option

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spongy said:

Is there proper outside catering at The Amex this season with outside toilets too?

I thought I saw a post on it a while ago but have no idea which thread I saw it on!

Just trying to figure out our transport and pre match drinking options for today.

If there's outside toilets that would be ideal....

Considering arriving early to avoid the packed trains but we have injured parties who are unable to walk to The Swan and me being one of those dirty smoking folk not being allowed back out to have a cigarette for 4-5 hours is hard, especially when drinking. I'm fine for the 2 hours of the match, but the 2 hours beforehand as well is a bit too much.

I'm also extremely Covid aware so want to avoid being indoors in large crowds for too long if at all possible.

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wehatepalace said:

If anyone is worried about covid, I’d suggest a football stadium with 30,000 fans isn’t the place for you.

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