Is staying in downtown BR for an LSU game a wise and/or good option?

What would your purposes be for doing this?

quote:

---

Is it pretty lively downtown?

---

Not right now, nowhere is lively right now.

quote:

---

Good options for getting to game?

---

Uber, maybe? But why do you ask now? They're not doing walkups, and tailgating isn't going to happen like it has in the past.

Also if you buy a drink at Pasttime (I think it's otherwise free, maybe $10, someone correct me), they'll shuttle you. But again, the shuttle has a hell of a time getting to you after the game.

quote:

---

Depends on the game. I mean this season, I'm not sure how big tailgating will or can be so it might not be too crowded. But for big home games, getting back to downtown can take a long arse time (hours) b/c of traffic.

---

The Shuttles make it fairly easy. Took us maybe 30
Mins to and less than an hour from the A&M game.

There’s this quaint little bed and breakfast called the shades on highland. I’d check it out

quote:

---

In Baton Rouge??

---

Let me guess, you live in st george and frequent ice house?

OP, stay at staybridge at southgate, you can walk to campus and walk-ons. Restaurants, tailgaiting, and house parties are likely to be the only lively things to do.

Ignoring Covid, Downtown is a good option for a game. I wouldn't say it's the most hopping part of town, but there are several bars on 3rd street and 2 casinos down there. And on a Friday/Saturday it will at least have a respectable crowd. Downtown is a fine time and is an easy shot to the stadium. I've never done it myself, but I hear the Pastime shuttle is a good tradition.

No I live in Cutoff but it still kicks better than BR.

Thanks to the DDD...downtown is dead

We rock the frick out of that place every Saturday night.

Jolie pearl oyster bar