TigersVsHeels

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If you just walk in the food court at the CNN Center Beer is alot cheaper and most people are drinking in the street

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As much as I've done this in the past, and as much as I love tailgating with taco bell, hopefully most don't feel this way.

Yeah, this only makes sense to do if it becomes 'the' thing to do, with hundreds of people, rather than dozens of people. Hopefully the ATL LSU crew can at least help me get the word out.

At least nobody thinks it's overpriced at $25 or that it's a godawful terrible idea.

I am really excited about the kickoff game in Atlanta next season against UNC. With so much time to prepare/plan the trip and so many tickets available to each school (30k-ish each) it's going to be like a bowl game roadtrip on steroids. Plus we'll be undefeated! I think it's gonna make Seattle, which was a great time, look like a joke.

But having been to all our games in ATL over the last decade, I think+ tailgating sucks around the Dome and the bars are expensive. I was thinking about it and I want to organize a huge tailgate party downtown, outdoors near the dome, and invite fans in town from both schools.

I want to do a little bit of TD.com market research. How much would you be willing to pay for admission to a tailgate that included:

Free unlimited good food (carolina bbq, cajun food), soft drinks/bottled water, HDTVs with satellite for the other games that day, a little live music, somewhere to sit, and some shade from the sun/rain.

The bars will be plentiful, with beer and wine at $4 and mixed drinks at $5. It'd be open from 2 PM through after the game (which is supposed to be at 8 PM. We'll have the game itself on a 12' screen for those that don't have tickets.

Would you pay $30? $20? $25?

How much would you pay for admission and an unlimited drinking/VIP area wristband? $60?

What features do you care most about, and what could you do without?

And are you planning on going to Atlanta?

Thanks in advance for all serious replies and also the amusing ones.