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Coming to first game in a long time. My son is a big band fan. Anyone know if there are opportunities to hear and see the band prior to march down victory hill?
It’s been 15 years since I’ve been to a LSU football game, and I’m bringing my 11-year-old (a huge LSU fan!) to his first LSU football game in Tiger Stadium (I know, what kind of parent am I for waiting this long?!). We are coming to the season opener against GA Southern (again, I know it won’t be the full experience of an SEC game, but it is the one we are able to attend). We are both really excited for the game and entire LSU experience!

I’m seeking some input in planning our visit that weekend…
1) Parking: I’d rather pay and know I have a spot than try to find my way around for free parking. Am I better off buying a pass beforehand through StubHub or similar site, or would I be OK to wait and pay for parking on game day? What time should I be on campus if I want to get day-of parking?
2) Traffic: What should I know about counter-flow traffic and getting off campus after the game in terms of good/bad places to park? (we will need to get back to Corporate Blvd / College Dr. area after game).
3) Lunch: Will it be possible to get into Chimes for lunch on game day, or will it be a complete madhouse and not worth the hassle? I had also thought about grabbing a bite at Mike Anderson’s or other nearby place before heading to campus on Saturday (my kid loves Cajun food, so I’ve obviously done something right!)
4) What are the kid-friendly must-sees on game day? Of course, I’ll take him to see Mike the Tiger and the walk down Victory Hill, but are there other things he wouldn’t want to miss? Related to this, are there any particularly kid-friendly tailgating locations or activities around campus?

Thanks for your input! Geaux Tigers!