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Play Euclid was an afternoon only thing from 11 to 2pm and I went on Friday and walked by on Thursday, both days seemed pretty successful for a popup event.

As if we don't have enough crane pictures, here's one more from Huron Road in the Caxton Building.

As of last night, they seemed to have almost the whole sidewalk on Euclid Ave. in front of 515 scaffold and ready for walkway purposes.

http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2017/08/noodlecat_to_close_in_clevelan.html#incart_river_home Noodlecat on Euclid Ave is closing and moving to Crocker Park.

I was at the the one in Denver this winter. It was about 30 degrees outside on a work day and it was very lively. They have heaters that are adjustable at each "booth" which work very well allowing you to play during the colder months. Top Golf is a blast even if you don't like golf and it attracts the business crowds by the masses, I'd love to see it in the Flats. That being said, Top Golf requires a large amount of space. It's more of a complex. To me, it'd be far fetched to believe one was coming to the Flats.

I was not there for Flat Out Friday but walked down there Saturday for some day drinking and WOW, it was packed. The river was lined with boats docked and boats/paddle boarders were going up and down the river all day/evening. I've never seen it that busy in my 3 years of enjoying the Flats.

Can confirm it's open, been open to the public for a few weeks now.

I work near the Medical Mutual Building and yesterday there was a crew of people taking photo's of the building. They were also using a drone, from what it looked like, to take video's/photo's of the building. Not sure if that has any relevance but I found it interesting.

This is now open, located at 2020 Euclid Ave.