Chargers Park Tour

[mromberg]

Anyone going to the season ticket holder tour of Charger Park tonight? I'll be heading down and was wondering who else mught be there. Also, anybody gone in the past that can shed some light on what to expect in the tour?

Thanks!

[SDynasty]

Originally Posted by mromberg

Anyone going to the season ticket holder tour of Charger Park tonight? I'll be heading down and was wondering who else mught be there. Also, anybody gone in the past that can shed some light on what to expect in the tour?

Thanks!

Have the ability to take pictures.
Enjoy I did! My sig is a pic I took last time

[RathMan1990]

Lucky!

Take me friends... Lol.

[Sohil]

Hopefully it was better than last year's tour, which took place right when the lockout started. We didn't get to meet anyone (players, coaches, or execs). The only person we met was Dean's son John Spanos.

They will show you the weight room, locker room, team meeting room, lobby, and River's film study room. The only part that really I liked was seeing the AFC Championship trophy in the lobby, but you probably didn't need to take a tour to see that.

[aaron]

Originally Posted by mromberg

Anyone going to the season ticket holder tour of Charger Park tonight? I'll be heading down and was wondering who else mught be there. Also, anybody gone in the past that can shed some light on what to expect in the tour?

Thanks!

How was it? I go on tomorrow evenings tour.... any pointers? Thanks,

[Encinitas Fan]

I went and I loved it! Saw alot of great old Charger photos and loved seeing the rooms where they work. My favorite was the locker room, but no pics allowed there. Gates had the most shoes and Mathews was the sloppiest, LOL!

[JCon2010]

I didn't get no Park Tour invite

[chargernut]

brush up on your Chargers history. When I went last year, during the tour Chargers trivia questions were asked and gifts were awarded to those who answered first and correctly. Really, it was a great experience. I took my friend's autistic son who got to sit in Phillip's office chair for a minute. It's a very classy gesture - Kudos to the Chargers organization.