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re: First trip to LSU game - help please
Posted on 3/6/15 at 12:54 pm to Eurocat
Posted on 3/6/15 at 12:54 pm to Eurocat
All answers depend on whether you choose McNeese or Auburn games, but here are some thoughts . . .
1. Even though the McNeese game is the opener, tickets should be affordable and plentiful. Try the ticket exchange tab on this site or even stubhub. There may even be tickets available around campus. But if you choose Auburn, don't count on anyone selling tickets on campus. You will have to pay and make sure to get the tickets in advance.
2. I wouldn't want to drive back to New Orleans after a game, but you might not mind it. If you want to stay in Baton Rouge, make your reservation yesterday. The close places are most likely already booked, especially for Auburn game.
3. Get there early enough to drive by the sorority houses on the lake, then park and tour the tailgating. People are friendly. You will find some non-seafood based jambalaya somewhere. If you there for the Auburn game, the Game Day crew may be set up on the parade grounds, so stop by with a poster and try to get on TV. The campus is beautiful, so walk the parade ground, by the clock tower, through the quad, and down the hill to Mike's cage. Get some pictures of Mike and his awesome set up. Find out when the band will come down the hill and get there early for a primo spot up front.
Have a good time.
1. Even though the McNeese game is the opener, tickets should be affordable and plentiful. Try the ticket exchange tab on this site or even stubhub. There may even be tickets available around campus. But if you choose Auburn, don't count on anyone selling tickets on campus. You will have to pay and make sure to get the tickets in advance.
2. I wouldn't want to drive back to New Orleans after a game, but you might not mind it. If you want to stay in Baton Rouge, make your reservation yesterday. The close places are most likely already booked, especially for Auburn game.
3. Get there early enough to drive by the sorority houses on the lake, then park and tour the tailgating. People are friendly. You will find some non-seafood based jambalaya somewhere. If you there for the Auburn game, the Game Day crew may be set up on the parade grounds, so stop by with a poster and try to get on TV. The campus is beautiful, so walk the parade ground, by the clock tower, through the quad, and down the hill to Mike's cage. Get some pictures of Mike and his awesome set up. Find out when the band will come down the hill and get there early for a primo spot up front.
Have a good time.
Posted on 3/6/15 at 1:00 pm to wrlakers
I call bullshite to not finding tickets on campus. I have NEVER had a ticket I couldn't find on gameday. Just walk around and be patient- you will find them for sale.
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