I am desperately trying to find a place to buy a heated stadium seat for the Closing Ceremonies at the Olympics. I don't know where else to turn and thought with all the people reading this forum someone might know of a place to buy on. I waited too late to bid on one on Ebay. If you have any ideas on this or information I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks!
Shadow

Go to this site:

http://www.battelle.org/news/95/p4seat.stm

There are telephone numbers to call at the bottom. I would start there.

You know, I could recommend drinking a bottle of tabasco sauce the night before if you're looking to generate some heat, but o.k., I'll take the high road this time and tell you to check the site called: www.thebestinternetstore.com.

Don't be put off by the wacky stuff on the first screen, but go along the left side and click on 'hot/cold seats'. Is this what you're looking for?

Try this website:
http://worknplaygear.com/store/

You might want to check to see if security will allow you to take something like that in. The other option is to take a blanket fold it and stick a hot water bottle in between.

Jeannie raises a very good point: make sure you'll be able to take it into the stadium before spending your $$$. Basing this on the World Series and New Years Eve, you might not be allowed to bring in ANYTHING.

This post reminds me of an old joke. Lady was waiting for her bus to arrive & happened to be standing in front of a drugstore. Bus was late, so she went inside & purchased a bottle of aspirin. As she was paying for her aspirin, the bus pulled up to her stop. She paid for the aspirin, ran from the store & just made it on board. As she sat down and the bus pulled away, she realized she left the aspirin at the check-out counter, and cried aloud "My assburns...my assburns!" The bus driver looked back & shouted, "hang it out the window, lady & let it cool off!"

OK, I'll check into all this. And, if anyone else has information please feel free....I'll let you know what happens.
Thanks!
Shadow

I'm working with the Super Bowl host committee in New Orleans, and I don't believe much of anything will be allowed into the stadium for Sunday's game. I, too, strongly suggest that you ask about whether the seat is even permissable.