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Rbc Center
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Review by:
Kristy L.
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The RBC Center is a relatively new and very nice arena for college basketball, hockey, and concerts/special events. There are a few things that can make your visit much nicer - first, you can park for FREE at the fairgrounds across the street from Carter-Finely stadium. Paying $7 to park just isn't worth it to me - I gladly walk the 1/2 mile. Beware that on the third story the toilets won't flush during high usage times (halftime, intermissions, etc). Finally, be *really really careful* with the sinks - sometimes they run a little hot. And very finally - there is a metal detector going in. Leave your pocketknives at home (and be prepared to laugh at all the men who are trying to dig up mulch where they buried their pocketknives before the game when they didn't want to go back to the car).
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