JPatch

It’d be one thing if there was a decent team playing there, but the Nats are practically a startup team. When I visited in June, I was surprised to find that I could LITERALLY spit on the lower deck fans (of which there were few) from one of the walkways. There is absolutely NO reason for me to go back to RFK. There’s not THAT much marijuana smoke lingering from the old HFStivals.

Even at nearly 15 years old, this place still remains one of the most beautiful ballparks in the nation (in my opinion. Sure beats RFK stadium, at least!) To take in the park the way it should be seen, I recommend sitting on the First Base line. Tickets for the game are also cheaper for students on certain days; I recommend checking that out, and reserving a seat on the LOWER portion of the upper deck.

DON’T SCHEDULE ANY CLASSES YOU HAVE HERE! (if you did or you’re in seminary, I feel so sorry for you!)

Don’t think that LU is a prime visiting place. Sure, we’ve got Jerry, and we’re not afraid to use him, but there’s not much else we have to claim… perhaps an incredible debate team, but I digress.

Coming here as a university: Great idea. Coming here as a vacation spot: You’re kidding right?

Oh, and one more thing: Visiting TRBC doesn’t qualify (in my opinion) as visiting Liberty.

One of the least crowded months is October, but you have to realize that most of hte time, you’re going to be in competition with school and all that. Defintely worth taking younger children whilst they’re young. Otherwise, the trip can easily become a pain.