Clemson/Louisville Advice

[waterbreaker]

I haven’t been to a Clemson game in probably 35 years. Taking my kids for the Louisville game in November. Game time is still TBD. Need some advise on what to do/not do to make the best of their first experience. Also looking for a parking pass.

[banded_mallard]

Check out tigernet or tiger illustrated forums for parking passes as well. I would find a pass as well general parking is getting harder and harder to come but not to say it’s not available.

[waterbreaker]

Monday bump.

[justpracticin]

How old are they? That makes a huge difference.

[waterbreaker]

How old are they? That makes a huge difference.

13 & 16

[Ligma]

If it's their first game I'd say take them to the Tiger Walk. Find some people you know and tailgate to get food and give them that atmosphere. Once you're in the stadium that part of the experience takes care of itself

[2thDoc]

i'd start looking for tickets. button that up, then worry about parking. there are plenty of places to park, but not all convenient to where you may be seated.

are you worried about or interested in tailgating? i guess some of that depends on game time but that can matter in terms of where you decide to park.

i'm biased, but i think that age would enjoy walking around downtown for a little, then seeing Tiger Walk as they enter the west side.

if you plan to stay in the area overnight, its likely a two night minimum on hotels and such. lodging is always a challenge, apparently.

[willyworm]

Following... I'd like to attend that game as well. That's the annual Military Appreciation game.

Before I start looking to procure tickets, do they hook Military up with some?

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