Zombie Ticket and trip to PDX - Help

Despite the early struggles I managed to book a road trip to the US with Portland as the landing spot (had to). It's my second time in Portland after 2010. A lot must have changed in between. I will be around early february (7-10) with the game against Boston as the highlight. The 7 in the evening I will try to watch the game against Dallas somewhere.

I need tips from you:
- Easiest way to get to tickets.
- Which part of the city should I sleep.
- Where to watch Blazers game in town.
- Any other tip will be appreciated.

Thanks a lot.

 

Mrs. HCP is almost always open.

 

If you're going by yourself it would be easy to upgrade tickets. You could get 100 level baseline for about $40.

Message me if you're interested I'll give you the rundown on how to do that.

 

I would think that is a must!!!

 

No no. Your right. I mean if he wants to sit in the skyobx, its a must to make room. Ill give my sit up if need be.

 

Oh crap. Got the dates mixed up. Ill shut up then.

 

Quality post right there. FAMS!

 

One of my best that will go down as one of my all times in my highlight reel!

 

He can have my spot right under mrs HCP

 

Great. Thank you. I will write to you when I choose which solution I will chose

Appreciate the proposition. One question: How good is the view from the skybox?

 

300 level is more fun tbh.

 

Stay at the Ace Hotel but get a room with a private bathroom (some have communal bathrooms/showers which is kinda annoying). Its a very dorm/hipster feel but kind of fun. Good area to be in too, right near the Pearl District and Downtown. Walk a few blocks and you can take MAX to the game.

The Nines is also dope, a little more luxury. Big fan of the Hotel Monaco too. If your on a budget, the Paramount is not too bad neither is Courtyard Marriott City Center.

 

I'd suggest staying here: http://hoteleastlund.com/

Very close to the Rose Garden, right on major public transportation routes, good access to the entire city. Unfortunately there's not a lot of good restaurants nearby, but again - you're centrally located so it's not too far in any direction to good food.

I haven't been yet, but at some point I plan on checking out a game here: http://centurybarpdx.com/

 

This is another good suggestion.

 

Oh, the Jupiter Hotel is another centrally located hotel, close enough to the Rose Garden, better walking access to bars/restaurants than Eastlund, kinda "hipstery" like Ace Hotel.

http://jupiterhotel.com/

 

Ace Hotel is booked. Looked fantastic too me. Thank you

 

Its very European.

Has a "living room" with couches for you to hang out in all day. You can borrow their Bikes to bike around Portland. There's a Stumptown Coffee connected to it as well as a bar/restaurant/etc. Like a block from Powells books too.