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Does anyone know
If there are any bars at O'Hare Airport have NFL Sunday Ticket?
I'm flying out and am supposed to arrive @ 3:20 Sunday. The game is starting @ 3:25. I don't want to miss more than I have to while I find a spot to watch the game. |
There are a couple restaurants in O'Hare that show sports (Chili's for instance), but usually only whatever is on the networks or ESPN. Don't know of any sports centric bars there that would have the Ticket package.
Best bet will likely be to try to get out of O'Hare as fast as possible (which is never fast at all, even if you just do carry on) and get to a BWW or bar by the second half. Or, if you have a laptop, there are places around O'Hare with Internet access, obviously, so you could stream it online. |
Its been some time since I have been in O'Hare but the bears do not play till Monday so you should not have any trouble finding the game on one of the TV's at the airport. You could try Fox Sports Sky Bar in Terminal 2 concourse E. And, if I'm not mistaken, I think the Blackhawks have a bar in the airport too. You could alway get on O'Hare's website and look up place. Now if its halftime and you want to get out. Shoeless Joes Ale house is just north of O'Hare on Mannheim and Higgins rd. Not even 10 minutes away. Hooters is about 15-20 minutes just east on Higgins and just off the express way.
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OHare is the size of a small planet, I'm confident you'll find a dozen places showing the game.
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The Blackhawks bar is closed, the owners locked out the staff.
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The problem is the Broncos game is not showing on CBS in Chicago this week—I live here and checked, we're getting the Pats-Colts game.
Have not seen that Fox Sports Bar before, sounds promising. Still, most airport bars just show the two games that are on (seeing as they usually are smaller and have 4 TVs going max), and don't go out of their way to cater to a full lineup in my experience. |
The answer should be back to a question "Why in the **** do some of you plan on flying during a Broncos football game?"
Son of Le Lo Lang Meck Keef Come on guys! Plan accordingly. |
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I think Hooters or Shoeless Joes is his best bet. I doubt the bars in the terminal have the Sunday ticket. They only have a couple TV's at best. |
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Don't rely on airport wireless to stream. It will be too slow same with internet in the air. Best bet is to get off airport as quick as you can and hope to only miss first quarter. Carry on your bag and don't check it.
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There's an Irish pub/bar chain called Finnigans or flannigans or O'learys or something like that, don't go there. I had some Russian bimbo biatch (she was a hottie though) serving me. I paid out and left a tip and then a few weeks later when I looked at my charges on line, it was more than what my receipt showed. It wasn't enough for me to make a big stink about it and fight the charges on my card ($20 bucks or so), but it's just the principle behind it that ticks me off. Avoid that place.
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I like to leave the tip in cash so the get all the money. Now I cross out the tip line if I give a cash tip |
I'm going to be out of the country (India) when the AFC Championship and Super Bowl are going on. Even the chance of Denver being involved has me already figuring out logistics to ensure I will have a good internet connection available those days. It's an amazing travel opportunity, but I won't lie, not being in the states if Denver makes it to the SB would be a bummer.
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