Personal Narrative: My Trip To The United Center

The United Center After you first pull into the crowded parking lot the walk is horrific. My teeth were chattering so hard I swear that my teeth were going to fall out. I had my favorite sweatshirt on under my Blackhawks jersey with a coat and a hat, and it didn’t even help with the arctic temperature that I encountered on my walk in. Once I finally approached the doors to the United Center I had to wait in a line to get into the stadium that was so long I started to see my hair turning gray. I was pushed around by at least a hundred people in line. Finally, My dad and I got in the stadium, and even an hour before game time people all around us were super pumped for the game at hand which was the Chicago Blackhawks against the Nashville Predators. Now we were in the stadium and we were hungry from the neverending car ride and the line to get into the stadium. My dad took me to our favorite place
When the Hawks scored the stadium went crazy and the song “Chelsea Dagger” was blaring like it always does when they score. The stadium got so loud that the whole city could of heard it. Everyone around us were high fiving each other and singing along to the music. When Nashville struck back it felt like a stake when through my heart and the whole stadium went quiet. This happened two more times a piece and it was three to three at the end of regulation time.
Then the game really got serious because overtime was about to start. When a hockey game goes into overtime who ever scores next is the winner. As the puck dropped for the first overtime tension grew. It got really nerve racking whenever Nashville got the puck toward our net, but Corey Crawford was unbeatable nothing got past him. Unfortunately Nashville's goalie was just as good. The game needed a second overtime. Now it was really scary because both teams didn’t let up and the only thing that happened in the second overtime was a lot of saves by both