Too hot or Too Cold ?

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paul johnston
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Well if you are too cold, in an ice rink, watching ice hockey, then wrap up warm. If that doesn't help, and the cold is too much for you, you really need to find another sport to watch. If it is a location of AC problem, I'm assuming they can't move the AC so maybe move seats.
It's a ridiculous complaint.
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I’ve always thought the arena is too warm. No issues in making it colder if that makes the ice better.

Nottinghams arena is the warmest I’ve been in though.

I’ve been colder in Tampa Bay’s arena when it’s 37 degrees C outside in Florida.
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smbmetal wrote: ↑
Tue Nov 08, 2022 6:11 pm
I’ve always thought the arena is too warm. No issues in making it colder if that makes the ice better.

Nottinghams arena is the warmest I’ve been in though.

I’ve been colder in Tampa Bay’s arena when it’s 37 degrees C outside in Florida.
Played in Nottingham at 11pm in winter and it felt about 20 degrees on the ice. Must be horrific when it's a full arena.

Can tell a few of our newer fans have never been to Whitley Bay - snow on the ground outside and still colder inside than out!
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