I buy a small root beer at the concession stand.
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Cast members still double as box office and concession stand workers.
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For the concession stand, the builder or contractor could do a custom-build.
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I find a concession stand, rebranded for this week as the Republican Roadhouse.
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So, that means they&aposre going to close every concession stand at the stadium?
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Menounos partnered with food service corporation Aramark to bring the concession stand to Fenway.
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A festive crowd flanked the concession stand throughout the night, drinking beer and raki.
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Near one concession stand, people posed for photos next to a life-size Francis cutout.
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Visitors will have access to panels and screenings, as well as a full concession stand.
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Tom Brady used his coat to sneak in snacks to avoid inflated concession stand prices.
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We decide to beat the halftime concession stand rush and split a few minutes early.
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"Concession-stand girl, give me your phone number," he said, and, surprising herself, she did.
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The lines at the concession stand take so much time from time at the beach.
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Fundraising by player parents and concession-stand sales at home games make up the difference.
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I buy a Kid's Combo from the concession stand and choose Red Vines for my candy.
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Carnival concession stand owner Bob, 69, gets Natalie all "sticky" during the alcohol water gun battle.
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"You're welcome, concession-stand girl," he said, though of course he knew her name by then.
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In front of the Noodle Bowl concession stand, near third base, two young men approached him.
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This goes a long way to explaining why lox sandwiches are sold at the concession stand.
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The spectators sat shoulder-to-shoulder and reveled in concession-stand fare free of sushi and chardonnay.
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We have a concession stand where the refreshments being served are perhaps not fit for human consumption.
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Once we get inside, we stop at a concession stand and I pay for food and drinks ($30).
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His staff placed them at stadium entrances, at the exits from rest rooms, and at every concession stand.
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"He's very strict," said Margaret Ring, who has run the concession stand at the carousel for 19 years.
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Inside, I spot a funnel cake concession stand and grab one because that's what you do in the South.
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A Japanese detergent company offering NJPW trading cards with every purchase set up shop next to the concession stand.
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Nikki stumbles to the concession stand to order a double whiskey neat that comes in a perfect cocktail glass.
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A concession stand sold food, refreshments and league paraphernalia — a first, board members said, for a regular-season game.
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The park house, with its concession stand and changing rooms for the wading pool, was left to the elements.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of the operator of the concession stand at the carousel.
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But this is New York City's beach, and each concession stand bumps some beats on Friday and Saturday nights.
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The takes, counter takes, and counters to the counter take are popping off like a movie theater concession stand.
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It's not bad, just basic—mass-produced concession stand fare that somehow seems more disappointing given the outlandish setting.
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Besides bleachers for spectators and a concession stand, what distinguishes Penwell from underground racing venues is a commitment to safety.
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Similarly, "moviegoers who can't afford concession stand snacks" are POPCORN PAUPERS, which I would dare say is most of us.
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After helping out at a friend's concession stand, he realized he liked the food business but needed a unique concept.
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The first building you encounter is the Thirsty Perch, which was a concession stand at the entrance of the island.
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You may also want to invest in some Dramamine (I didn't see it for sale in the boat's concession stand).
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We go to the nearest concession stand and order buffalo chicken fries for B. ($156) and a brat ($5.50) for me.
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There will be no online ticketing fees, and it will offer a discount on food and drinks at the concession stand.
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Also, quick note here that Ben (Moses Thiessen), Miss Grundy's replacement Archie and concession stand employee, was at the Cooper house.
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"You can still go to the concession stand for lunch at Augusta with a $10 bill and get change," Roberts said.
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George's Lighthouse Cafe is a new food concession stand adjacent to the lighthouse at Montauk State Park, 2000 Montauk Highway, georgeslighthousecafe.com.
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The check-in reveals the concession stand, which was being operated by a nonprofit organization, was closed, hence the negative feedback.
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The concession stand in the rear of the compartment was stocked with cereal, fruit, granola bars, and microwaveable macaroni and cheese.
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Prices increase at each level in the same way that middlemen suppliers and a concession stand raise the price of a Coke.
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The infected man runs out of the theater, spraying virus juice from his gaping pie hole at those at the concession stand.
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The couple met in January 2013 while working at a basketball concession stand in college to raise money for a clinic in Peru.
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Before that, Zehner spent her early teens in Canada working the concession stand at games for her local farm team, the Kelowna Buckaroos.
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The start-up has also made group discounts, particularly for less popular showtimes, part of its mission, along with concession stand pre-orders.
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As he was lounging with friends, he overheard fellow beachgoers complaining about having to walk over half a mile to the concession stand.
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On Movie Club, unused tickets roll over, subscribers can bring friends along for the lower price, and there's a 20 percent concession stand discount.
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Some houses inside the concession stand on sturdy stilts and are colorfully painted in the local style, owned by small businesses or successful farmers.
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The Atom app, introduced this year, has also made discounts, particularly for less popular showtimes, part of its mission, along with concession stand preorders.
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Like in the case of the closed concession stand, the team sent a staffer to check on an issue after tons of negative alerts.
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No one anywhere in the venue appeared to be using the virtual-reality viewers promoted by the organizers and sold at the concession stand.
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Essentially, dynamic pricing raised concession stand prices between 50 cents and a dollar after 5:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays, usually the theaters' busiest nights.
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Last month, officers trailed Westrom to a hockey game, watching him order a concession stand hot dog and then wipe his mouth with a napkin.
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Because people feel if they're there and they're not putting money out of their pocket, they're more free to spend money at the concession stand.
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At the opening ceremony, for instance, Chang bought eomuk, or fish cakes, at a concession stand, which provoked some bewilderment among his non-Korean companions.
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"A lot of people want gluten-free hot dogs or burgers," said Delilah Gaden, who works at an Oracle concession stand featuring (healthy) grilled food.
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We met at a concession stand as we were both reaching greedily into a freezer for peach-ice-cream sandwiches, the last two in stock.
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Along with raising national movie theatre attendance by 101 percent, this pattern has also created a 123 percent increase in high-margin concession stand sales.
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It's a simple structure, not much more than a screen mounted on a few bubblegum-color pillars, with no concession stand and very limited programming.
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Mr. Singh was a familiar figure around Oyster Bay, the owner of dozens of businesses including a concession stand on Tobay Beach and the Woodlands restaurant.
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There are cheerleaders and a band, a concession stand serving up fries and hot cocoa, and a student section packed with enthusiastic fans clad in coordinated outfits.
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"Year after year, hot dogs continue to hit it out of the park at the concession stand," Eric Mittenthal, president of the NHDSC, said in a statement.
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While most fans at Teddy Kollek Stadium converged on the concession stand for a soda or a coffee, Levy walked past the line and toward the exit.
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As president of the booster club, she brought food to cross-country meets and made sure there was enough chili at the concession stand for football games.
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As it turned out, she was the 10-year-old sister of one of Smith's teammates and she had been on her way to the concession stand.
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As you enter, you're greeted by a large shop selling team jerseys and keychains, and there's a tiny concession stand tucked away as you walk to the seats.
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She was working behind the concession stand at the artsy movie theatre downtown when he came in and bought a large popcorn and a box of Red Vines.
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At one point, I wandered dehydrated over to a concession stand selling cold water bottles, only to learn that each one cost eight coupons (the equivalent of $4).
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At the interval I asked both couples if they had brought their food in with them, and it emerged they had bought it at the theatre's concession stand.
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Soccer fans typically wait until halftime to sprint to the concession stand and get a hot cup of Bovril, so the idea of roving vendors in Britain are alien.
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Parents and students run a concession stand, classmates paint their favorite player's number on their cheeks and, in Zama's case, the homecoming queen is a manager for the team.
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In July, the NBA's Atlanta Hawks announced plans to slice concession stand prices in half, becoming the first professional basketball team to offer what it called "fan-friendly" pricing.
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According to Evelin Mendez, a cook at the concession stand and a former waitress at the original Carnegie Deli, the outlet has experienced a noticeable upswing in business recently.
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The few remaining buildings, among them Dr. Sun Yat-sen's modest tile-roofed mansion in the former French Concession, stand in the shadows of 30- or 40-story towers.
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Finally, we notice a concession stand in the distance, on the right, and three men posted around the perimeter of the tent, two of whom appear to be carrying weapons.
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Fans seeking Impossible Foods' non-traditional burger can find it during the Oakland A's exhibition game Sunday, March 25 at a concession stand and the stadium's Shibe Park Tavern restaurant.
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Instead of poking around the app for the nearest concession stand or bathroom, attendees can ask Watson questions like, "Where can I buy a hotdog?" and generally receive a helpful reply.
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Buzzfeed also reported that Dee Dee used to set up movies and a concession stand at her house and charge people to come, supposedly to raise money for Gypsy's medical care.
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The distance freestyles used to be swimming's equivalent of baseball's seventh-inning stretch: a convenient time to take a commercial break or make a trip to the restroom or concession stand.
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One recent afternoon, Hannity drove down the long, curving streets in Franklin Square that he once pedaled as a newspaper-delivery boy, past the park where he manned the concession stand.
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But it also includes discounts at the concession stand, no blackout dates, and there's less likely to be frequent hiccups and hijinks than the ill-fated MoviePass service that it's modeled after.
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While working in the press room at Google I/O, a fire broke out at a concession stand and we were all quickly rushed out and evacuated to a nearby safe zone.
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Last year, every concession stand got equipped with the Square's Apple Pay-ready point of sale system and special fast lanes for customers who used it instead of cash or credit card.
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At the theatre, he made a joke to the cashier at the concession stand about Red Vines, which fell flat in a way that embarrassed everyone involved, but Margot most of all.
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But across the United States, millions of people spend at least part of the holiday at work — doctors, firefighters, police officers, reporters, waiters, cashiers, gas-station attendants, concession-stand operators, professional athletes.
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You just open the festival's app, select the closest concession stand, choose your drinks, Apple Pay with your face or fingerprint and pick up the beverages at a dedicated window with no queue.
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" Remarco Lewis, 32, who works at a concession stand at Wrigley Field in Chicago, said it was not uncommon to hear men use graphic language about women, even "just walking down the street.
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Montana (212-216) James Kane was working as an assistant at Murray State in July 26 when he turned up at a tournament in Spartanburg, S.C. Hungry, he headed to the concession stand.
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It is equivalent to an old-style movie theater on Main Street: The screen is small, the sound system is old, the seats are hard and only popcorn is available at the concession stand.
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Now, Dr. Garge's department is working on pilot projects for 15 sites to provide a comfortable viewing area with an elevated platform, a concession stand and a way for a village to sell tickets.
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Schlep back up to the bathroom yet again with a child who forgot to mention it three minutes ago when you hiked to the parking lot to buy ice cream at the concession stand.
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After I found a seat in the packed ballroom before the first panel on the first day of the first BravoCon this past Friday, I headed to the concession stand in search of caffeine.
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Temporarily, at least, his home was Dunkin' Donuts Park, where an oversize coffee cup crowns the scoreboard and a concession stand sells a combination of chicken wings and Munchkins on a skewer for $10.
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At the stadium, I watched a youngish guy idly reach over and press the red button on a terminal as he walked past a concession stand that he hadn't bought anything at: a false negative!
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A Good Appetite I ate alfajores daily when I was in Argentina, grabbing a packet of the foil-wrapped confection whenever I saw one: at cafes, markets, gas stations, the concession stand at the zoo.
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Central to it all was Mr. Singh, who owned about 30 businesses, including two at properties owned by Oyster Bay: a concession stand at Tobay Beach and a restaurant and catering facility called the Woodlands.
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SANTA CLARA — It's nearly two hours before game time, a Week 11 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, and a San Francisco official is observing negative alerts from a concession stand but can't figure out why.
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The 21-year-old rapper and the chick, Yung Miami from Miami-based rap duo City Girls, were near a concession stand when, out of nowhere, he kneeled ... presumably to ask her to marry him.
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At a hockey game, they observed him order food from a concession stand, then wipe his mouth with a napkin that he later placed in a cardboard food container before tossing both in a trash bin.
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Jon Green, who was wearing a crown he'd bought at the concession stand on the boat, was venturing to Liberty Island along with his family and some friends specifically in response to President Trump's executive order.
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Additionally, the stadium has installed 2,000 Sony televisions around the stadium, ensuring that you'll be able to stay abreast of any expected developments if you need to leave your seat for the concession stand during the game.
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But those who could afford a ticket apparently liked the cheap snack, and the relatively low cost of the reigning king of the concession stand — popcorn — meant that theaters made a huge profit, which kept them afloat.
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At Levi's Stadium, they saw how Wi-Fi hot spots and beacon technology — devices that sent custom smartphone messages to fans, including directions to the nearest concession stand or bathroom — had been built throughout the 75,000-seat arena.
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At Metrograph, a quirky cinema and restaurant on Ludlow Street in Lower Manhattan, a few people each day duck through the glass doors and head to the concession stand, strike a pose, take a photo and swiftly leave.
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The new app, available for iOS and Android devices, will let users buy and split up a group's tickets by phone, navigate the venue, "pin" their parking spot on a map or find the nearest restroom or concession stand.
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In 2010, Mr. Singh began seeking millions of dollars in loans for improvements to two businesses he ran at properties that Oyster Bay owned: a concession stand at Tobay Beach, and a restaurant and catering facility called the Woodlands.
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In the days since A Quiet Place opened, Twitter has been filled with both the people who either cataloged every individual Reese's Piece that their seatmates ate and the ones who regretted stopping at the concession stand before the show.
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You have to get there via some sort of transportation, buy tickets, wait in long concession stand lines, hope you get good seats, and sometimes get seated next to someone who prefers to have conversations rather than watch the film.
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Our columnist says that as players are judged for their postures during the anthem, it might be fair to turn the lens on the fans, particularly those in line for the restroom or at the concession stand as it plays.
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Six New Jersey-based protesters bought tickets and stood near a concession stand with shirts that spelled out "R-e-s-i-s-t" on the front and "This is not … N-o-r-m-a-l," on the back.
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The Paris Theater had its concession stand in the basement and a purple velvet curtain in front of the screen, and when it closed last week after 71 years, it was the last single-screen theater in New York City.
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Then we made the 1.5-mile round-trip trudge to Tobacco Bay Beach, a clear turquoise lagoon protected by a ring of limestone rock formations, with a tiny, packed pink-sand beach overlooked by a music-blasting bar/concession stand.
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The color scheme is brown-gray, the lobby has a grotto, and the concession stand sells smoked salmon sandwiches (Robert Goldblum has an article in The Jewish Week considering Lincoln Plaza as an important cultural hotspot for Jews on the Upper West Side).
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I wondered whether I would survive the next 90 minutes without having a panic attack -- or else bolt to the "phone zone," located in the basement by the concession stand, where audience members could unlock the case during the performance if needed.
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Officials from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport said the airport will make sure at least one food and beverage concession stand will remain open 24 hours a day in each concourse and that the airport is preparing kits including combs and toothbrushes for stranded passengers.
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Onita fit right in, making a name for himself in the 2001nd infamous Tupelo Concession Brawl in 1981 at the Tupelo Sports Arena, where the action started in the ring but eventually spilled into the concession stand, leaving the wrestlers a mess of blood, popcorn, and condiments.
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But the deadline was met, and on Friday the theater will open with a 50-foot-long concession stand, a wine-and-beer bar, a video wall in the lobby and screening rooms with projection to accommodate 4K-resolution, 35-millimeter, 16-millimeter and 3-D films.
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"Sure, people here might ask about the ingredients if they have a peanut allergy or are vegetarians," said John Kitko, a salesman for a company selling erosion-control geotextile products, who was raising money for charity by volunteering at the Quicken Loans Quaker Steak and Lube concession stand.
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But Lucasfilm will be offering three (pricey) options to see The Last Jedi an hour earlier, at one of three different events: Each of the fan events comes with some extra swag, like trading cards and concession stand popcorn, but you'll want to check your individual theaters to see exactly what's on offer.
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So, he came up then and stopped them, so then we went into theater thought it was diffused, we&aposre up getting popcorn at the concession stand, and they came up again, just every curse word in the book and they&aposre this far from my face, one spit on my head.
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With a shyness he often lends to his characters, Ben Stiller slipped nearly unnoticed past the concession stand selling $913 Dixie cups of wine and into the fifth row of a 99-seat theater on the second story of a Manhattan building one recent weeknight for a one-woman show still in development.
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Lots of people love Frozen, of course, many of whom were likely in the opening weekend audience for Coco; even those who aren't as fond of Frozen might have gritted their teeth and borne it (or made a quick trip to the concession stand) if they knew how long it would be.
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That is quite a bargain for the hourlong trip to Wall Street from the dock at Beach 108th Street and Beach Channel Drive in a 149-passenger boat equipped with Wi-Fi, bike racks and a concession stand selling snacks and drinks, including draft beer and wine, said Delia Brooks of Belle Harbor, Queens.
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After the order is placed, a Ginstick Specialist at the concession stand removes one of the sticks from vacuum-sealed package in which it has been stored, so as to lock in flavor and placate ol' Elliott Ness, and then sloooooowly slides the Ginstick into a fresh boiled dog, infusing the meat with the rich flavor of gin.
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On the fourth-floor lobby of the country's busiest movie theater, audiences filing out of "Black Panther" will pass by tables of a zine fair; the staid, checkered carpeting might be filled with dancers grooving to a D.J. Across from the concession stand hawking 44-ounce Cokes, a rival cart will serve craft beer from Heartland Brewery.
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While this version of the fair certainly looked better organized (the majority of the participating organizations' tables were moved to the section of the bifurcated space that held more square footage; there was an on-site concession stand offering hot beverages; both days were filled with programming, instead of just one) there seemed to be no decline in the fervor of the participants.
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Here's AMC: AMC Stubs A-List members also enjoy all the benefits of AMC Stubs Premiere, including free upgrades on popcorn and soda, free refills on large popcorn, express service at the box office and concession stand, no online ticketing fees and 100 points for every $1 spent for the AMC Stubs A-List monthly fee and food and beverage spending at AMC theatres.
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Although you might first recognize her as the host of the Entertainment Tonight, Menounos is also an accomplished business woman in her own right: Her line of Greek so-called "phyllo swirls" is already available at Amazon, Whole Foods locations, and other grocery stores around Northern California, but the Medford, Massachusetts-native is now going to open a pop-up concession stand at the park that sells Greek salad wraps, hummus plates, gyros, and "kabob in a cup," among other menu items.
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It is possible to catch glimpses of how people along the street go about their evening: The sounds of news in Spanish or dishes being washed escapes through open windows; the blue light from a big-screen television fills a living room window, with the silhouette of a person standing in front of it; and just beyond the houses, peek in the side door of a bowling alley, and a woman with a shock of white hair and a man in a baseball cap huddle close on stools at the concession stand, sharing a Pepsi.
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