Pre match entertainment

[sandyboyblue 226]

I’m traveling up on the train with my boy (age 12) with our season tickets this year. Previously we have ended up in the WRC because they allow him in. We have a couple of hours to kill prior to the game, can anybody recommend somewhere different we might try, that is easy to travel from central station?

[RFC55 108,894]

The orange halls at the back of.the PRW louden.

[Brian Fantana 28,894]

"prematch entertainment".

 

Tell it like it is, "prematch piss up while the wee man plays on his phone" 

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,720]

There's really not much other than that already mentioned.

Hence why we're looking to progress the fanzone idea, which others are desperate to prevent.

[FSM 20,892]

Crazy golf at Braehead, or ten pin bowling.

It's his day out too remember.

[wully 47,341]

Leave him outside the pub/bookies with a can of juice and a packet of crisps.

[BlueMe 25,327]

Go and see the light show at celtic park?

[Nameless Ghoul 6,054]

If only 2 hours and ur boy is 12 then go get some lunch or something. Keep kids away from pubs and bars. 

[Dan Deacon 55,200]

2 minutes ago, PSL said:

If only 2 hours and ur boy is 12 then go get some lunch or something. Keep kids away from pubs and bars. 

Which angle you going for here? 

Is it kids shouldn't be exposed to drink 

Or 

You don't like pubs being ruined by wee bastards 

[plumbGER 24,518]

Play tig with the busses as they arrive.

[thebooler 4,509]

McDonalds for a Kids Meal.

[Leeds_Bear 8,110]

There’s a great fan zone on the pitches opposite Ibrox, it’s been overwhelmingly backed by GCC who have praised us for our forward thinking initiative. 

[The Wire 242]

On 09/09/2018 at 10:29, sandyboyblue said:

I’m traveling up on the train with my boy (age 12) with our season tickets this year. Previously we have ended up in the WRC because they allow him in. We have a couple of hours to kill prior to the game, can anybody recommend somewhere different we might try, that is easy to travel from central station?

You could jump in a taxi from Glasgow Central to LA Bowl at Springfield Quay. Do some bowling, have some food and walk down to the stadium. 

[Nameless Ghoul 6,054]

2 hours ago, Dan Deacon said:

Which angle you going for here? 

Is it kids shouldn't be exposed to drink 

Or 

You don't like pubs being ruined by wee bastards 

Kids being exposed. I hated it as a kid and don't feel it's appropriate personally but that's just me

[Malvern 11,329]

On 09/09/2018 at 11:02, BlueMe said:

Go and see the light show at celtic park?

Not sure the young lad is quite ready to be violated, or maybe too old, I don't know how those freaks work.

[siddiqi_drinker 14,635]

http://www.wow247.co.uk/2016/04/04/kid-friendly-pubs-glasgow/

[sandyboyblue 226]

5 hours ago, PSL said:

If only 2 hours and ur boy is 12 then go get some lunch or something. Keep kids away from pubs and bars. 

I’m open to suggestions tbh, we generally get a snack prior to the game, and something more substantial prior to departing later in the evening. Lunch in town?

[Nameless Ghoul 6,054]

19 minutes ago, sandyboyblue said:

I’m open to suggestions tbh, we generally get a snack prior to the game, and something more substantial prior to departing later in the evening. Lunch in town?

I would. Plenty of places about. 

[Bad Robot 21,149]

4 hours ago, The Wire said:

You could jump in a taxi from Glasgow Central to LA Bowl at Springfield Quay. Do some bowling, have some food and walk down to the stadium. 

That’s easy walkable just over the bridge

[qwerty 3,730]

Where u traveling from Sandyboyblue?  I drive up from Newcastle area for the home games

[sandyboyblue 226]

1 hour ago, qwerty said:

Where u traveling from Sandyboyblue?  I drive up from Newcastle area for the home games

I’m Stafford in the midlands 

[qwerty 3,730]

Id take him to the indoor snowboarding at barhead

[geronimoo 1,474]

Transport museum and tall ship are near by and will kill a couple of hours, both are free.

[Clemdog 39,389]

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