Sylvester Deluxe
United States
Aurora
Colorado
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I was curious about good things to do that might be sparsely populated during the superbowl? We tried the aquarium one year, it wasn't bad, but wasn't real great either.
Ideas?
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Rishi A.
United States
Alexandria
Virginia
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Movie theaters probably wouldn't be terribly crowded...
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ain't nuthin' but a
United States
Plainwell
Michigan
Holy wah! This is an expensive place to put random crap! And further, please DO NOT FIX GeekQuestions tipping** OR thumb counts. Both are a critical part of its charm (such as it is). ** Except for Purplewurple who totally deserves it!
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Hmmm... Do have any hobbies?
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King Ævil
South Euclid
Ohio
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Eat dinner out at a really popular restaurant that you would normally avoid on account of the crowds. The only times I've eaten at the Buca di Beppo in Seattle were during Superbowls.
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Michael Edwards
United States
Everett
Washington
YA RL'YAH
Phnglui mglw nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah nagl fhtagn! With cheeze!
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1) Find a list of acquaintances, where one of them is hosting a Superbowl party.
2) Figure out who's hosting, ignore him/her. Figure out who's attending, and their home addresses.
3) Teach the family all about felony breaking and entering.
4) Be sure to finish up before the game ends!
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Andy Andersen
United States
Newark
Delaware
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Drive up Pike's Peak
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Celebrating 5 years with a wonderful woman and worthy opponent at the game table !
United States
Middletown
Pennsylvania
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Family Talent Show !
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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock!
United States
Chula Vista
California
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Play boardgames
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Amy Wiles
United States
Macon
GA
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dogzard wrote: Play boardgames
Beat me to it!
How about the zoo? Pretty much anything will have many fewer people. Personally, I'd rather just stay at home and have a good time playing games.
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Jeff Wiles
United States
Macon
Georgia
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amwiles wrote: I'd rather just stay at home and have a good time playing games.
Yeah, but you're a 95% introvert.
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The neutral evil villain known as
United States
Brownsburg
Indiana
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During the superbowl last year I went to the supermarket. It was a ghost town. I think anywhere you go will be great. BOWLING!
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DORGON
United States
Round Rock
Texas
Entertainment for those who don't think young & don't think old
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I am taking my wife to see the Broadway play "Wicked". You are probably thinking, wow, how progressive. But see I bought them for xmas for my wife, and I was looking for the best seats, and for some silly reason, Sunday Feb. 5th came up with some great seats. SOLD.
A month later she tells me. "You do know this is on Superbowl Sunday right"..
Wat?
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Susan Rozmiarek
United States
Liberty Hill
Texas
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MWChapel wrote: I am taking my wife to see the Broadway play "Wicked". You are probably thinking, wow, how progressive. But see I bought them for xmas for my wife, and I was looking for the best seats, and for some silly reason, Sunday Feb. 5th came up with some great seats. SOLD.
A month later she tells me. "You do know this is on Superbowl Sunday right"..
Wat?
OMG, same thing here. I bought tickets for Ed, Shea and me for Shea's birthday because his high school band's marching show theme was Wicked. I got great seats with a UT staff discount way back before they were on sale to the public. We just realized a few weeks ago that it was Superbowl Sunday. We are in the Orchestra section row L. Where are you??
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DORGON
United States
Round Rock
Texas
Entertainment for those who don't think young & don't think old
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SusanRoz wrote: [q
OMG, same thing here. I bought tickets for Ed, Shea and me for Shea's birthday because his high school band's marching show theme was Wicked. I got great seats with a UT staff discount way back before they were on sale to the public. We just realized a few weeks ago that it was Superbowl Sunday. We are in the Orchestra section row L. Where are you??
I think Orchestra row U. See you there, Susan.  And for some reason, finding dinner reservations was not a problem either.
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Michael Hopcroft
United States
Portland
Oregon
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Rishi wrote: Movie theaters probably wouldn't be terribly crowded...
IIRC some movie theatres do good business on Super Sunday from all the "football widows" looking for something to do while their husbands watch football and crack up at insipid beer commercials.
In my case I have religious obligations on that Sunday and won't be able to watch the game (which I am interested in). I could DVR the thing, but what would be the point -- the recaps will be on cable for weeks.
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Michael
United States
Nebraska
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you could go to a soccer game.
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Brian Baird
United States
Pflugerville
Texas
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My wife's doing her yoga teacher training.. So I'll be looking after the kiddoes... And they /will/ be watching the superbowl whether they like it or not (they won't). Bah humbug.
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United States
New York
When the world hands you a Jeffrey, furry walls will make it fine.
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I heard orgies were a good idea ...
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Osiris Ra wrote: I heard orgies were a good idea ...
You heard right.
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Harvester of Eyes.
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
My demeanor was meaner.
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Might be a good day to go to the zoo. Many animals are more active when the temperature is moderate to cool than during the summer, the traditional trip-to-the-zoo-with-the kids time frame. Let me check the local forecast. I may go if it isn't raining.
FORECAST: Mostly cloudy 53 degrees.
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Robert M
United States
Greenville
South Carolina
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Going to home improvement store to pick up a new water heater was pretty empty when mine started leaking a couple of years ago (located in my attic!) yeah and my team was playing
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Blorb Plorbst
United States
Bloomington
Indiana
I think we're all bozos on this bus.
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I might head up to Indy, I hear there's a lot to do up there.
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Amy Wiles
United States
Macon
GA
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jeffwiles wrote: amwiles wrote: I'd rather just stay at home and have a good time playing games. Yeah, but you're a 95% introvert.
You know, when I replied to this thread, I wasn't even thinking that Superbowl Sunday would even happen to me. It didn't even cross my mind that we could go to the museum or try to find something special to do. The Superbowl -- that happens to other people far away from me, right?
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Michael Hopcroft
United States
Portland
Oregon
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scribidinus wrote: Might be a good day to go to the zoo. Many animals are more active when the temperature is moderate to cool than during the summer, the traditional trip-to-the-zoo-with-the kids time frame. Let me check the local forecast. I may go if it isn't raining.
FORECAST: Mostly cloudy 53 degrees.
Do bears who are confined to the zoo still hibernate in the winter (assuming that is the normal wild behavior of those particular species)?
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Harvester of Eyes.
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
My demeanor was meaner.
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Quote: Do bears who are confined to the zoo still hibernate in the winter (assuming that is the normal wild behavior of those particular species)?
Funny you should ask. I had dinner with my cultural companion on Friday and I mentioned the zoo. There is a new polar bear area neither of us has seen, so we decided that we would go today. It's supposed to be 50 degrees and partly sunny by 1 PM. I'll check on the other bears as well.
Although I've read that the big cats are more active in cooler weather, I don't expect them to be bouncing around their enclosures like kittens but I am taking a laser pointer and a camera to see if I can stir up some hilarious internet worthy cuteness for LOLIONS.
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