Help from Tiger Fans to a Hog Fan

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Try food board for food recs.
Park in ag center lot, old front 9 lot, or hayfield. Google LSU football parking map.

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The best advise for a visitor is to Google the LSU football parking as one poster commented.

Most on-campus parking is by season permit only.... other sections are day permits at $40. There are some free on-campus areas on the outer edges.... arrive VERY early if this is what you want.

There are some shady neighborhoods on the North side of campus... I don't recommend parking there personnally.

It's a 1:30 kickoff - so as for a place to eat ... what meal... before game of after?

Close to campus for before game walking distance I'd recommend Louie's -- mixed breakfast/grill type menue... it's on State Street a block off campus. Or Sorano's -- tex mex type menu... or the Chimes --- all 3 in the same general area.

There are some food vendors on campus just outside the stadium with "carnival" type food if you want to stay on campus... and there will be a free concert starting about 9:30 AM, I believe --- ask for the Tiger Cage and that's where you'll find this area called Tiger 1 Village.

After the game - TJ Ribs, Mike Andersons, or for more casual -- George's are good choices relatively near campus. If you just want food and not a sit down restaurant with a bar... Raisin Cane's chicken strips are excellent and there are 2 locations near campus.

Or -- this is LSU --- find a big Tigers tailgate... don't be an a-hole and introduce yourself... you'll probably be fed for FREE. Don't be shy and if the group you approach doesn't welcome you.... try the next one you see... MOST (not all) Tigers are pretty welcoming of visitor fans that come and chat.

Now if you are yelling Pig Suuuueeee and Tigers Suck and all this crap... you are on your own... use your head.... If you are being verbally assulted in a malicious manner.... probably not the tailgate party to try to approach... again, use you head.

If you're about watching other team's traditions, make sure you're hanging out right outside the stadium on the north side, just between the football stadium and basketball arena at approximately 11:50.

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Oh, this may help.

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Parking depends on which direction you need to head towards to get back to where you are staying. Usually just North of campus is best, pay $20.

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I come from lake Charles which is west of baton rouge. This is where I always park. The north side of campus is off of Nicholson drive. There is also a lot that will be on your left that is free parking that asks for donations for their non profit organization. You have to get there early to get in this lot though. The money goes to a good cause. Parking here will funnel you back to I-10.

Eat at buffalo wild wings, chimes, walk ons or brewbachers. I would try the last 3 first bc they are local places off of campus
And then fall back on buffalo wild wings or raising canes.

For me...a game this early I would he a good breakfast and get to the gates of the stadium early to see the band come through. I think the band comes through 2 hours before game time so I would be there by 1030 am. Then eat something in the game. Concessions will have hot dogs etc. then eat at one of the nicer places mentioned above after the game.

Thanks to everyone! We just arrived! I really appreciate all the tips! We have talked with several LSU fans tonight and all have been great!

Louisiana Lagniappe across form Perkins row has some great food. Fish tacos and fish in a bag are awesome dishes.

When you see a group of LSU fans, walk up to one of them and slap him in the face while yelling "frick you corn dog"

They'll just laugh and give you money and stuff. It's a tradition.