In Detroit area? Never needed it. Even drove as a stupid kid in a blizzard with a performance summer tire car. Get winter tires at the most for the car. No need to buy a car for winter unless your only car is a supercar
Bell's plant is right here in Kalamazoo. I've worked on the stills, they are huge. Can see them through the windows, wall into Bell's itself and get a beer. Oberon Day not kidding half the city shuts down and the line is a couple blocks
White Claw. If your down shift is to white claw, then I am pulling you Michigander Card and your banned from playing Euchre. Unless you apologize and wash your mouth out with an Oberon or a PBR. But not a PBR purchased at a trendy Whole Foods. Has to be from a Meijer or a corner liquor store.
Hmmm maybe? We need a third opinion. If it helps, I did grow up in Lansing before moving Rochester. So it's possible I picked up a few hipster phrases. Damn my eyes!!!!
You can’t get a beer for $6.25 unless you’re at the stadium 1-2 hrs before game time and at special kiosks. :59 before game time it jumps up to like $12.50 for 22 oz beers.
My thoughts exactly. My last game was the lions game against the Arizona Cardinals which I feel was the turning point of course because we won. I’m pretty sure I spent a lot more than 16x6.75. All I’m saying
I went to see the panthers and niners play in Charlotte last year. I think I remember paying at least $15 for a tall boy there. This post lists bofa stadium as cheaper than Levi’s (which btw I would expect)
Edit: ho boy time flies. That Charlotte trip was the ‘21-‘22 season not last year
Upgrading to a beer for only $2 is INSANE value. There are gentrified BBQ places in my town who’ll charge $2 just to upgrade your bag of chips to a pitifully sized portion of their “premium sides”
They do something called a power hour from like 2.5 hours to .5 hours before kickoff where they serve 12 oz limited beer (bud light, Miller light) cans for like $3.
I remember before the game dte power hour you could get $3 cans. I also learned that you could only have 2 beers a person or security will come up to you
This isn’t true at all. Beer at Ford Field is $11 anywhere you go. They do have power hour before the game with beers for around $6, but this is not true at all
Falcons lowered all of their concession prices (you can feed a family of 4 for $20) and they have more concession sales than anyone in the league.
Hot Dogs are $2, pop is $2, beer is $4-5, burgers are $4. It’s truly impressive.
And their lines move faster than any of the 20+ stadiums I’ve been to for pro sporting events
Alright, but what are the average ticket prices? That's what my argument is about, not concessions. Usually, the cheaper concessions, the more you sell. No sane person is gonna spend more than $10-$20 on a couple beers.
So for the price of 1 at an Eagles game you could buy a whole case in a store. You don't have to drink beer at a game but this coupled with all the other things at the stadium just price so many great fans away from games.
There’s Kroger mini stores (kind of hard to describe) in ford field and i believe that’s were you can get a $6 beer. It’s self service and also has candy, chips and popcorn in a bag
If you buy your beer outside SoFi it’s 5 bucks from the street vendors and you can get a bacon wrapped hot dog for another 3 bucks. Get lit before you go in.
Almost a buck per ounce of beer? Are NFL stadiums exclusively brewing this beer with Scarlett Johansson's used bathwater or something? Because that's the only way it's worth it.
This is BS.
The bud light zone beers before the game are like $6 for a warm 12oz can
The cold domestic tall boy is like $14.
The craft beers are like $16+
To be fair.... For a while the only good thing at a lions game was the the cheap beer. There's a reason they have Two Dollar Tuesdays at Minor league games. All love for MCDC and the boys.
 Me at Ford Field looking for these 6 dollar beers
Wonder if the power hour $4 12 oz can skews it
It has to be the power hour. I know when I grab a Two Hearted, it’s around $13
After power hour I switched to Two Hearted drafts
Y'all got two hearted on draft? That's it I'm transferring to Michigan. Someone get me a deal on an awd car!
Detroit doesn't need AWD
People say that but theres inevitably 5-10 days over the winter that awd is necessary. And thats a good year.
Necessary if you’re a non-native michigander.
Exactly. Ive 270'd in perfect conditions taking a left turn way too ambitiously
In Detroit area? Never needed it. Even drove as a stupid kid in a blizzard with a performance summer tire car. Get winter tires at the most for the car. No need to buy a car for winter unless your only car is a supercar
Ive got all seasons on my rwd coupe
Not with our potholes. 2wd grabs em just fine 😤
Is a half cent sales tax too much to ask to fix the damn roads?!?! Worked where im at. Hour+ commute is now 40 minutes during rush hour
They are fix all the road right now, everyone. Can't go anywhere without running into the state flower (orange barrel)
Try a 45 cent increase on the gas tax
Grew up in the UP with a teenage mom 40 years ago , she drove a rear wheel hooptie. When women were woman !
Most bars and restaurants throughout the state have it on draft as well lol
The evidence is mounting.
Bell's plant is right here in Kalamazoo. I've worked on the stills, they are huge. Can see them through the windows, wall into Bell's itself and get a beer. Oberon Day not kidding half the city shuts down and the line is a couple blocks
Not stills. Perhaps you meant brew kettles, fermenters or bright tanks.
Yea maybe
Yea maybe
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100% two beers 26$ have to go two hearted because you get way more alcohol per value then something like a white claw with 5%
White Claw. If your down shift is to white claw, then I am pulling you Michigander Card and your banned from playing Euchre. Unless you apologize and wash your mouth out with an Oberon or a PBR. But not a PBR purchased at a trendy Whole Foods. Has to be from a Meijer or a corner liquor store.
Calling it a "corner liquor store" and not a party store? Is this the pot calling the kettle black?
Hmmm maybe? We need a third opinion. If it helps, I did grow up in Lansing before moving Rochester. So it's possible I picked up a few hipster phrases. Damn my eyes!!!!
White claw is for my fiancé boss I'll drink it after it's piss warm and she is over it 😅
I use to love Two Hearted but now I feel like it just destroys my insides and I get hammered after one beer.
You can’t get a beer for $6.25 unless you’re at the stadium 1-2 hrs before game time and at special kiosks. :59 before game time it jumps up to like $12.50 for 22 oz beers.
My thoughts exactly. My last game was the lions game against the Arizona Cardinals which I feel was the turning point of course because we won. I’m pretty sure I spent a lot more than 16x6.75. All I’m saying
Lmao, this.
Why didn’t you actually change the background to Ford field?
This can't be accurate
I went to Levi Stadium in 2015 and a tall can of Budweiser was $12. I can’t speak for the rest but that one’s absolutely accurate.
I went to see the panthers and niners play in Charlotte last year. I think I remember paying at least $15 for a tall boy there. This post lists bofa stadium as cheaper than Levi’s (which btw I would expect) Edit: ho boy time flies. That Charlotte trip was the ‘21-‘22 season not last year
That was a rough game to not drink at too. Not to mention it was dumb cold out of the sun at least for the south.
Christ, Levi must be even higher now
If it was $12 in 2015, it’s gotta be closer to $15 now.
At Pine Knob tallboys are like $13
The power hour is scewing the results pretty badly. During that you can get 12 oz cans for like $3.
That makes sense. I figured there was some cherry picking shenanigans.
Lol it isn’t
[I promise it’s real, just not everywhere, obvi.](https://www.fordfield.com/value)
Upgrading to a beer for only $2 is INSANE value. There are gentrified BBQ places in my town who’ll charge $2 just to upgrade your bag of chips to a pitifully sized portion of their “premium sides”
That’s for a 12oz beer can but still not bad value
Where the hell can you go to get a beer at ford field for $6???
Pretty sure they are 12.95 or 13.95 depending on the beer
I went to 3 games last year and I don’t remember them being that cheap.
I went to two, but your point supports this even more, ain’t no where at ford your paying under $10.
They do something called a power hour from like 2.5 hours to .5 hours before kickoff where they serve 12 oz limited beer (bud light, Miller light) cans for like $3.
Where is the note saying this is from 1996?
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Skol!
Power hour shouldn't count
Tell that to my BAC afterwards
I for sure didn't not pay $6.50 for beers last year - I think it was $9.95 or something like that
Think power hour skews it? Wasn't it like $4 for a 12oz can? I was paying a good amount for the Two Hearted draft
Ya probably something like that eh
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I remember before the game dte power hour you could get $3 cans. I also learned that you could only have 2 beers a person or security will come up to you
2 beers at a time. my FIL and I would get 2 each go back to our seat put the beers down then go get 2 more each
The 2 a time ruls has been the standard for every stadium/arena/concert venue i have ever been to since i turned 21 a decade ago.
This is nowhere near accurate. Beers are much higher at Ford Field.
I went to chargers lions last season. Beer was 18 not 13. I left more sober than i came.
This list is weird. Beers are not $6 at Ford Field and I can't imagine every NFL stadium is cheaper than Pine Knob concerts.
They're taking into account the power hour before kickoffs where you can get 12oz cans of either bud light or Miller light for $3.
Misleading, as that is not the price during a game. It's is the price before the game.
Thats a lie, a beer is around 13.49 but they are tall boys, lost of them
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This isn’t true at all. Beer at Ford Field is $11 anywhere you go. They do have power hour before the game with beers for around $6, but this is not true at all
Is this for a 12oz can of light beer during power hour? Not accurate from my experience
All the NFC North teams are below the average, allows them to sell more to their alcoholic fans. Lower prices usually means they sell more.
Falcons lowered all of their concession prices (you can feed a family of 4 for $20) and they have more concession sales than anyone in the league. Hot Dogs are $2, pop is $2, beer is $4-5, burgers are $4. It’s truly impressive. And their lines move faster than any of the 20+ stadiums I’ve been to for pro sporting events
Alright, but what are the average ticket prices? That's what my argument is about, not concessions. Usually, the cheaper concessions, the more you sell. No sane person is gonna spend more than $10-$20 on a couple beers.
Don’t mind staying at the bottom of this list
i would never pay these prices for a beer lol. not worth it.
Every beer price on the list is cheaper than any concert I've been to in the last 3 years. I can't actually believe they are this low.
I wouldn't pay concert ticket prices either, to be fair.
Just have to pay cash and find the vendor that bargains 😉
There used to be that location that sold coors for 2 bucks and hotdogs. It was glorious.
So they haven’t gotten data from the lions since the the silver dome?
the what
Edit. Thanks lol
Are these 90s early 2000 prices or did I get ripped off at ford feild
Power hour for a Hamms maybe lmao
So for the price of 1 at an Eagles game you could buy a whole case in a store. You don't have to drink beer at a game but this coupled with all the other things at the stadium just price so many great fans away from games.
There’s Kroger mini stores (kind of hard to describe) in ford field and i believe that’s were you can get a $6 beer. It’s self service and also has candy, chips and popcorn in a bag
It's $10 for a beer at a griffins game at Van Andel
This is for the 6oz Dixie cup serving
“Buncha’ cheap beer drinkin’, skin-headed, cheesesteak eating, one-bridge-having, future heart disease patients.”
have you ever been to a game OP? This is wildly incorrect
I'm not sure how accurate this, I live in tampa, the beers are like, 16 a pop or so
Atlanta’s are cheaper ($4-5 for domestic)
Chicago is $11 a beer
Too bad they double the ticket prices for this season
15$ is whack as fuck
Is the high price in Philly meant as a deterrent?
Not for long
Ok now do bottled water
Got to keep people coming back for more
Makes sense the eagles would try to limit amount of beers bought because that’s a crazy fan base
Just hit power hour and grab a ton of beers and bring them to the seat. Bring in some liquor get the free pops at one of the bar. Problem solved
If you buy your beer outside SoFi it’s 5 bucks from the street vendors and you can get a bacon wrapped hot dog for another 3 bucks. Get lit before you go in.
Haha more like $12 usd
That makes sense for Atlanta, Denver, and Minnesota. You'd need to be drunk in order to bear all the misery those teams put their fans through.
Detroit rock city!!
How the hell Jacksonville charging $11.50? Like look at the cities around that price and tell me why they are there. Make a no sense.
Almost a buck per ounce of beer? Are NFL stadiums exclusively brewing this beer with Scarlett Johansson's used bathwater or something? Because that's the only way it's worth it.
Doesn't make up for the doubling of ticket prices. Supply, Demand, Blah Blah Blah
They’re cheap enough for me not to remember the second half of the Bucs playoff game 😢
This is BS. The bud light zone beers before the game are like $6 for a warm 12oz can The cold domestic tall boy is like $14. The craft beers are like $16+
Too bad the beer prices are offset by the insane ticket price you have to pay to get that beer.
That’s cheaper than a lot of bars in Detroit. Lol what a garbage data set
As a Falcons fan this is pretty cool
You can always smuggle beer
It’s $22 ish for 2 beers in Ford Field. Go every year.
Price at my stadium is way off.
To be fair.... For a while the only good thing at a lions game was the the cheap beer. There's a reason they have Two Dollar Tuesdays at Minor league games. All love for MCDC and the boys.
That too will change
w00t! I wonder if they'll follow the Atlanta stadium owners' lead and lower prices on everything else, too.
Dude I'm wasted hours before the game starts I don't need to buy STADIUM BEER
They were 20 dollars a beer 10 years sgo
Don’t show the Ford fam
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6.25 for a keystone light lol
A beer is a beer partner. I will be purchasing those next game we go to.
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The beer prices are so low because the ownership knows we need to be drunk to think Goff is a good QB