Spectators are fuming: Winter Classic ran out of food and beer by the first intermission!

As is tradition, the NHL kicked off 2019 with the very popular outdoor game, the Winter Classic. This year’s Winter Classic saw the Boston Bruins host the Chicago Blackhawks in one of football’s most legendary houses, Notre Dame Stadium, in front of a sellout crowd of 76,126, which ranks as the second-most attended NHL game in history.

These people all saw the Bruins and their special teams beat the Hawks by the final mark of 4-2. In all, the Blackhawks gave the Bruins five power plays. Boston capitalized on the first two.

However, even if you are a Hawks fan and didn't get to see your favourite team win this very special contest, you were able to take in the experience and party with thousands of NHL fans. You also get to complain with them as it has been revealed by many on social media that the concessions were out of food and beer as early as the first intermission.

Yeah, by the first intermission. Come on, Notre Dame. See what fans had to say:

Out of beer, out of food, first intermission... #NotreDame I think we have a problem #WinterClassic
— Paul Siebert (@BigSieb) January 1, 2019

Pretty pathetic. Line for food or hot chocolate is 100 people deep while you can get beer all day long. #WinterClassic
— MJoM (@xmjomx) January 1, 2019

For the record, #WinterClassic ran out of food during the first intermission and they don’t have much beer left now. I haven’t eaten in three days and am probably gonna perish before I leave this place.
— phonymahoney (@phoneymahoney) January 1, 2019

Experience at Notre Dame outside the hockey game:

1) 45 minute lines at concessions
2) 15 minute lines for bathrooms
3) Concessions constantly running out of beer and food

Not a great look. They don't normally sell beer, but still. Even food? Come on.#WinterClassic
— Drew Johnson (@doobshmoob) January 1, 2019

.@NHL y’all gotta do better at Winter Classic. Lines for food got you looking as unprepared as the @Marlins, 40 people deep for a pretzel? They don’t have trouble serving food here for football games.
— Chris van B (@vanMathuysen) January 1, 2019

@NotreDame - how did you run out of food at the Winter Classic???
— Suzi Collins (@Suzi_All_In) January 1, 2019

It is surprising that the stadium was not ready and well prepare meet spectator demands...

On Tuesday, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman also announced what will take place, outside, next season. The Winter Classic will be heading to Dallas’ Cotton Bowl Stadium, while the Winnipeg Jets and Calgary Flames will meet in the 2019 Heritage Classic in Regina and the All-Star Game will take to St. Louis.

You better believe these guys will be better prepared!