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Taking your kids to a game can be the ultimate fun day out. San Diego is the home of both the Padres and the Chargers. So whether you want to take in a baseball game or a football game, San Diego is the place to be.
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<strong>Enjoy</strong> <strong>Sports</strong> <strong>Games</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>Kids</strong>!
San Diego A Place To Be!<br />
Taking your kids to a game can be the ultimate fun day out. San Diego is<br />
the home of both the Padres and the Chargers. So whether you want to<br />
take in a baseball game or a football game, San Diego is the place to be.<br />
There are a few tips that can make your experience at the stadiums even<br />
better.
Traveling To The Stadium<br />
One of the biggest headaches when traveling to a stadium is parking. The<br />
crowds make it hard to maneuver and find parking spots. When you do<br />
finally find a parking lot most of the time it is very costly to park. And the<br />
closer you get to the stadium, the more it is going to cost. You have two<br />
options here. First, you can arrive at the Stadium extra early to ensure<br />
that you miss the hectic traffic and find a parking spot easy. Or, you could<br />
skip parking all together. If you are in the San Diego area, take a trolley to<br />
the stadium. Taking the trolley has the added benefit of being another<br />
fun activity for your kid. As another added bonus, on weekends in San<br />
Diego kids ride the trolley for free <strong>with</strong> the purchase of an adult ticket.<br />
This means that on average it will cost $7 per adult.
Arriving at the Stadium<br />
Arriving at the stadium early is not necessarily a bad idea. There will be<br />
other families there and they are often found playing in the open fields.<br />
You can join them or do activities <strong>with</strong> your own children on your own.<br />
There are often vendors located outside the stadiums that sell food and<br />
drinks to those who arrive early.
Inside the Stadium<br />
If you are planning on bringing water and snacks for your child, you may<br />
want to rethink your plans. Food and drinks are not allowed in the<br />
stadium and all bags will be checked before you are allowed to pass<br />
through the gates. In addition, no back pack type bags will be allowed<br />
into the stadium.<br />
Once you are inside the stadium, watch the crowds. Crowds can often<br />
be overwhelming for kids, especially young ones. Keep them close to<br />
your sides and be sure not to get separated. Make sure your child knows<br />
that in the event that you do become separated to find a security guard.<br />
It is often noisy <strong>with</strong> such a loud crowd. If your child has sensitive ears,<br />
bring them a pair of headphones. If the crowd around you gets to<br />
rowdy, know that you can find a security guard to calm them down or<br />
find you alternative seats.<br />
And lastly, don't forget the sunscreen!
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