re: Parking across Nicholson and getting to the Box

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How did I come across as offensive?? I just stated what people have to deal with. Everyone who replied with "fatass" remarks towards fans who park there were the offensive ones.

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First off, you don't have to park there.


And in your OP you said "fricking". And you complained about completely voluntary and non-obligatory trek across the treacherous jungle.

Honestly, I just think like to be abrasive on here, and it comes off stronger in text form especially when it's not easy to understand tone.

i dont understand saying everyoe park at the hayfield. i park there 90% of the time, ive parked in the furthest reaches of it, it cant hold all the cars for large crowds. no way everyone who parks across nicholson could fit in there

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What they ask you to do is walk to the corner of Nicholson and Burbank where two LSUPD officers are directing traffic.

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Yes, I know. The problem is that the officers are not there during the entire game. They are there only there at the beginning and end. The problem is that without them there, there is no walk signal on that corner closest to LSU. I don't see why a walk signal does not exist at that corner. I believe there is one on the WalkOn's side, but you learn through trial and error and it's totally unnecessary.

Look, I'm never a fan of this bitching threads. However, when said stadium is on side B of a street, and said University is on side A, it should not be made unreasonable to walk across the street at the nearest point and most prominent intersection.

I only made the mistake once. I was working on campus on a Friday, had my son dropped and went to a tailgate on LSU side. I didn't stay the whole game and had a hell of a time crossing the intersection (not darting across) as it was maybe the 5th or 6th inning.