re: Heard you guys knew how to party?

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it seems like a straight shot from the Casino hotel, to the stadium. Walkable?

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Do you want to get stabbed? Because that's how you get stabbed.

I agree with the others in that you are much too far from campus to walk...and it is not anyplace that I would be scared to drive through, but I wouldn't want to walk that stretch at midnight or 1 AM.

Last time I stayed at that casino hotel, I found it to be a little noisy due to the casino patrons moving around at night. If the casino is the draw, then ok...but if you are just looking for a place to sleep, I would probably opt for something else. there are still rooms available around town for that game. The Hilton down town is very nice/historic and I believe it has a shuttle to the game. There is also an even newer Hampton inn in the same area.

The casisno downtown is fine but don;t walk to campus. In fact don't walk anywhere north of the campus. It's better to stay at the L'Auberge Casino off Gardere south of the campus, but its too far to walk.

If you age group is under 25 then the parade grounds is where to tailgate, if older then anywhere but there. Walk around the stadium and there is tailgating everywhere.

It's like nothing you will ever see again in your life.

Last year I met a guy from Washington who travels each year to a different college game. He and 25 friend travel around the country each year. He said LSU is the greatest place he has ever been and there is nothing like it anywhere they have traveled. And he said this 2 hours before the game even started.

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I like George's, it's a local watering hole and you'll have some football on.

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George's is the absolute shite!

Their poboys are a New Orleans style, that I haven't found anywhere else in Baton Rouge.

They normally do a Shrimp creole over rice on Fridays; tell them to fry six oysters hard and put them on top if they have any leftover.

You will be missing that dish months later.

Also, City Pork deli is right next door and they have really good sandwiches, as well and a charcuterie bar and a bacon Bloody Mary that is like Lay's potato chips.

That whole area has some serious food going on; and I love what they did with that area over the last few years.

I don't know who said it's walking distance; but you cannot walk there from campus or the casino. Well, you can; but it's a hike around the lakes or downtown, and the 60 year olds in your party will be cursing you.

Ask the bartender at George's if they got any of that Shrimp Creole left! if they do, fry them oysters cause they in season.

We know how to whoop arse, too.

Is the casino L'Auberge?

Just get uber to drop you off on Nicholson by the stadium, on the south side of the stadium there are some nice tailgating set ups, definitely worth going pay Mike a visit if he isnt asleep, their will be people everywhere you walk. As far as finding a place for that many fans it is going to be tough but as long as you can take a little trash talk i am sure you will be brought in for a few drinks and some food. If you want to tailgate yourself with that many people your best bet is the hayfield lot but this is a small hike to the stadium and away from most of the nicer tailgating setups

Its funny how racist this place is. You guys tell visitors to not walk from hotel because of extreme ghetto as if they will be raped robbed and killed before getting to the game. Im from that are and yes crime does happen but cmon man.. these are just very low income people living in trash. But i guess if your Black or Hispanic you're a criminal.

P.s. walkimg from the hotel to TS is not logical