Places to tailgate in T-Town

quad, big purple tents

if you don't have tickets we'll have the game on too...

Whatever you do, don't expect the same kind of hospitality from the Bama fans that you would expect as a visitor in BR. I tailgate with my fiance's family, and when I ran in to a friend in '07, they made it very awkward when I asked them if my buddy could grab a drink. Pretty embarrassing.

On the other hand, it's actually a good time if you find some Tigers, or know some Tiders (the former is preferred).

Tailgating is a problem unless you can unload your gear at the Quad and then find a place to park. LSU fans like to park and tailgate on the same turf. From what I can tell, that's a tough call in T-town. From what I've heard, you'll see LSU tents at Central High School and in a couple of grass lots the Boy Scouts own near the school..OR find a place to park and go to the Hound's Tooth like most of us.

Where do all the tiger fans tailgate primarily?

Here's to hoping that you don't run into too many rude fans. (everybody has them)
It's funny how offering a beer or food will usually prevent that...

Re: the Quad... Note that tents larger than 10x10 require registration and generators are not allowed. (but free power is provided) See below for more info...
Be careful leaving your car unattended around the Quad. I have heard stories of people getting tickets very quickly. (from BOTH sides)

Parking on campus is pretty much impossible unless you are a donor with a pass. However, with a little driving just off of campus you can find a spot if you are early enough. Just follow basic parking rules, in including parking in the same direction as the traffic flow on that side of the street.

Here is a link for much more info...
UA Gameday Website

Off of a battery? how long does that last you?

...just plug into the available power.

May have to swing by Golfer, don't have tickets yet.

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Already registered...

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Do you just send in the form and pick it up Friday evening or Saturday morning?

We were at the last Bama/LSU away game and had a great time - the fans treated us very nice -much better than the fans in Washington this year. We didn't tailgate- we just walked around and there was plently of people to offer us drinks, food, etc. We hung out at the HoundsTooth on Friday night - it was packed with Tiger Fans - I think there are always going to be so 'crappy" fans at any venue - but you just ignore them.