I've been to literally every venue in Los Angeles, and most like the Hollywood Bowl, SoFi, the Coliseum, and the Forum, I've easily been able to identify where to park and where to not park. But for some reason, I've never been able to figure out the Rose Bowl. Parking at the Rose Bowl is an absolute nightmare and can be even worse than that. I've parked at the golf course and parked at the Parson building and taken the shuttle. But even that has been proven to be a challenge. I was planning to go see Guns N Roses on Sept. 5th, but the thought of dealing with the parking lot situation at the Rose Bowl can be very intimidating and off putting.

So for those of you who regularly attend games and events like concerts at the Rose Bowl, what's the easiest way that you have found to streamline the process? Is there anything that makes it easier to park there? Do you have any tips or tricks for us who don't go very often what to do?

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I've seen Dream Theater live a ton of times, but I've never seen Neal Morse live so this is going to be a first, but decided to pull the trigger since Portnoy is playing with them. Anyone know what kind of material they're playing on this tour? Is it mostly stuff from L.I.F.T. and maybe I&D? Maybe No Hill For A Climber also? I checked setlist.fm but couldn't find any info about the most recent tour.

r/LegionGo Community:

As you are aware by now, the problematic update N3CN42WW BIOS update that was uploaded to Lenovo's technical support site on 6/14/2026 that was meant to fix issues involving the power button and power cycles, has instead been causing physical damage to the main board, which is requiring users to get an actual replacement.

We moderators are very actively monitoring and have been trying to understand the situation as much as possible and will be providing updates about it as they happen.

As such, we are creating this megathread so we can consolidate most of the posts about it which will also make moderating the sub easier, but we hope to have a centralized place where you can post problems and solutions that will make submitting claims to Lenovo easier.

NOTE: This post will be heavily moderated so any off topic discussion will be deleted at moderator discretion.

r/LegionGo Moderation Team

What we know so far:

This is *NOT* an automatic update. It is not pushed through Legion Space or Windows Update. It is applied manually via an EXE install file that is downloaded directly from Lenovo's technical support site.

The update *ONLY* affects the original Legion Go Z1 models that are running the Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU. It does *NOT* affect any other models of the Go (Go S, Go 2, etc). The only product model affected by this is the product model 8APU1. If you do not own this exact model, it does *NOT* apply to you.

Since the story broke on Tuesday (8/4/26), we have since learned that Lenovo has completely removed any traces of the problematic update from their technical support page.

If you have not already installed this update, it WILL NOT AFFECT YOU.