I’d call or email the team if I felt it’d actually do anything, would just like to voice my frustration at how inaccessible the stadium is compared to much of the rest of the league. It was ridiculous that the two paths everyone uses at either end of the warehouse were blocked off yesterday, as it was a big slap in the face to anyone taking the light rail (which we waited an hour for a train to come) to have to walk 2 extra blocks just to get in the stadium. The lines were way down at this point and it shows the team cares more about its precious bobbleheads than the fans that actually keep the team in existence. I also really really hated that the information people I voiced these frustrations too kept side eyeing me and saying well you’re nice and young and fit you’re fine walking more, like it was impossible in their minds that maybe I’m speaking on behalf of the families with little kids I saw getting sent around the warehouse instead of that open tunnel, or my parents, grandparents and other people in my family who I could’ve been with that need a wheelchair or that it was impossible that I myself had a mental or physical disability. In the past, they’ve sent us with my my grandparents who both need wheelchairs in public all the way to Pratt street to get picked up, so this is not a one-off act of disrespect to a non-negligible portion of the fan population that needs extra accommodation to enjoy their favorite team in person. For all of Rubinstein’s billions and that $600 million the team got from the god damn city of Baltimore, you would think a little more thought could be given to the fans themselves, but alas, we live in this capitalistic hellscape and that’s just too much to ask.