Location/date attended: Lynx-Seattle game at Target Center; June 12
Itemized cost of attending: $10 admission, $9 parking in attached ramp, $6.50 chicken fingers and fries, $4.50 ice cream cone, $3.75 small soda (but free if you sign up to be an alcohol-free designated driver for your group).
Why someone should attend: Talented players such as Candice Wiggins and Charde Houston make the Lynx worth watching, and the positive, upbeat atmosphere makes it a great environment for families.
Biggest plus: Good, affordable entertainment for kids and adults.
Biggest drawback: Concessions are limited and uninspired.
Did you know? The Lynx Party Zone at the far end of the court includes pop-a-shot and other games, a sport court and other free activities.
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