OT: Big Chill timing

Submitted by papabear16 on

How late do you expect the Big Chill to go?  I've never been to a college hockey game before, and now our childcare is having issues with needing us to pick up the baby by a certain time (the 4-year olds are coming with us!).  Do you think I can get to Chelsea by 6:00 after the game?

mgokev

November 11th, 2010 at 8:29 AM ^

Yeah with the traffic probably mirroring football Saturday traffic, it's not likely.  I suggest that papabear puts babybear in one of those backpack things and starts the Michigan brainwashing early.

UMphd

November 11th, 2010 at 11:09 AM ^

My 9-year-old son was in a Baby Bjorn for the Cold War game at Spartan Stadium when he was 5 months old. My wife carried him most of the game under a large pullover ski jacket. She stills takes great pride that we got him in to the game without a ticket.

A big coat should keep everyone comfy. Good luck!

papabear16

November 11th, 2010 at 11:30 AM ^

We've thought about this, but I think it would be miserable for everyone.  "Baby" was really the wrong word.  He's the youngest, but he's 18 months.  He wants to be walking, or running, and wouldn't put up with three hours strapped to someone.  He'd quickly turn into a 25-lb. shakeweight.  With four-year old twins to manage, things would get unpleasant.  I might notice hockey, but probably not.  Nope, this dude needs to stay home for this one.

Brewcityitalian

November 11th, 2010 at 11:35 AM ^

I was at the Michigan / Wisconsin outdoor game last year

It was very cold out

I would say since it starts at 3:00 pm, I'd be prepared for it to end between 6 and 6:30

Bundle up, gonna be a cold one out their !

Can't wait for the Big Chill, making the drive from Wisconsin for that !

 

Brewcityitalian

November 11th, 2010 at 1:50 PM ^

i drank alot of beer before that game in Madison

 

luckily a friend of mine, his family owns a business not far from camp randall

 

so we stayed warm in their and watched the Michigan basketball game and drank and grilled out behind the business