AI apparently realized that my post Las Vegas work schedule was in need of an interruption.
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Quote from: marty on April 14, 2026, 10:01:20 AMAI apparently realized that my post Las Vegas work schedule was in need of an interruption.
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I hope that you don't mind that I posted this on the RPI off-season thread on USCHO. As you know, the HFH is undergoing repairs.
Quote from: ursusminor on April 14, 2026, 12:09:11 PMQuote from: marty on April 14, 2026, 10:01:20 AMAI apparently realized that my post Las Vegas work schedule was in need of an interruption.
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I hope that you don't mind that I posted this on the RPI off-season thread on USCHO. As you know, the HFH is undergoing repairs.
That's fine. I think I posted here that I saw the temporary mat that RPI used on top of the concrete when I changed my season tickets in the summer of 2024. No ice in the summer that year - just a screen like mesh above the concrete. The rink manager's assistant explained what I was looking at. It will be nice to have better ice there next year.
As for the longer term entry from above it is such a big project that I don't understand how it is going to work. An escalator to the top is doable, but the stands are almost all built on concrete. I would love to see how the architects are planning to build the seating close to the glass - that is what will the substructure of the new seating be? Will they build over the existing concrete or remove it? At least $20 million is slated for the seating phase of the renovation but removing all that concrete would be amazing.