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Old 10-20-2013, 09:28 AM
 
Location: Portsmouth, VA
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Just interested in learning on what people think about the casino sky-walk they are about to put up.

I don't necessarily agree with it but I can see how it maybe useful especially for the late night crowd (after everything closes).

I for one would use it late night, the other night i was there and left at 3:30 (don't judge me I got asked twice for change, once for a cigarette, and was asked if I wanted to buy a rose.

I parked in the PNC building which is about a 5 minute walk.

Also thinking about it, older people would probably benefit from it especially in the winter and late night.


What does everyone think?

Hopefully there isn't a previous thread on this if there is I do apologize.
Skywalks aren't what they used to be. As if it were the 80s when that would be a revolutionary idea.
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Old 10-20-2013, 07:48 PM
 
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At first I was like WTF? But after actually spending time downtown, no one is going to be walking around in the winter anyways, so it actually might increase business a little bit. Also as far as foot traffic, if you park in the casino garage, and walk to the casino, how many places are actually there to go to? Tilted Kilt? Name me others.
E. 4th and the entirety of Prospect is steps away from the welcome center. There are plenty of places to go within 500' of it. The skywalk will not affect their business in the negative one bit, but they are all right there.
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Old 10-21-2013, 09:41 AM
 
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walked pass the Skywalk and I think its going to be very nice....cannot wait to see the finish project
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Old 10-22-2013, 12:43 PM
 
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I think it'll be perfect. I get so sick of reading the idiotic many negative comments about this freaking skywalk. It's practical, efficient, and it'll look SO nice lit up at night. If people think it'll block the view of the sky, go look at the sky from another angle. It's big enough. Can't wait to walk across it!!!!!
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