47LikesIt was the best moment of my life. Waiting in line was hot, but the groups behind and n front of me were great. I can't believe I touched the cup...
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I was a volunteer for the NHL All Star Game when it was in LA. There was one area with all the trophies and I got to spend a lot of time admiring the Cup and all the others. Priceless time spent reading the names and taking pictures, etc...I was amazed how there was nobody guarding the area, we spend a very long time alone with the Cup.
I also waited in line at the Luxor in Las Vegas to see the cup, right before the awards show. I honestly didn't think I'd get the opportunity to see it up close again. So I've had two completely different experiences viewing the Cup. Kinda cool...
I also was at the 81 All Star game...or was it '82?? Oh well, same set up. No one was around manning the area. The Cup and myself could've strolled out through the door...haha! But we live in different times nowadays and even a trophy's now a guarded possession.Originally Posted by C. Marshall
I was there with my blind daughter - she finally got to "see" (i.e., feel & touch from top to bottom) the cup! Don't get to do that everyday!
I was there with my two little ones (4 and 2), who were both troopers for battling the sun. Got in, they took a rushed shot with my cell, a little blurred. I didn't have a chance to sit them on the table with the cup like they said I could. Oh well, just hope the professional shot they took was good.
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