Traveling to Auburn for Miss St game question

I don’t go to games often but when I go I bring my kids.

The most stressful part is finding a parking spot. I buy my parking spot online the week before the game. This makes it a pleasant experience.

I also do a very easy tailgate by buying Subway the day before and bringing it to the game. We usually ate in camping chairs in the parking lot.

That leaves time to walk around and maybe get a lemonade from Toomers.

Bring a roll or toilet paper and let your kids roll the trees after the game.

Here is a link to one of the companies you can reserve your parking spot before game day.

It is more expensive but less stressful than going without a space.

LINK

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The most stressful part is finding a parking spot. I buy my parking spot online the week before the game.

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Where at online?

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How old is your son?

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He’s 8.

Honestly, I’m worried most about his excitement level preventing sleep. He’s going to stay up late on Friday in anticipation of the game, and he usually sleeps until 7 every day. A 5am wake up call might make for a groggy experience.

I do like the idea of a prepaid parking spot!

Don’t wait until Gameday to find a parking spot. shite is stupid now.

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A 5am wake up call might make for a groggy experience.

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Kids are tougher than we are and adrenaline is a beautiful thing.

If he's so excited about the game that he can't sleep he's going to be on cloud 9 actually being at the game. The tired won't hit until the ride home.

Church parking lot near arboretum off of college street. It's easy to get in and out of. Not expensive.

Stairs in back of lot cut through arboretum and poo you out on the street near president's mansion

45 mins before kickoff. If you go to tiger walk, stop at the 4 corners pep rally then walk in the stadium to your seats, YOu will have about 15 mins or so before the in stadium stuff starts...

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45? What kind of stuff are you want to see? The Eagle flight is usually like 20 min. before and nothing really happens before that unless you're wanting to watch the players warm up.

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He asked what time the pregame starts. And that is 45 mins before kickoff

If he asked for what time the eagle flies, I would have given him that

He has a 8 year old with him at his first game. Trust me, a lot of that stuff that you dont give a shite about is what he will enjoy. Speaking from experience

Four hours, maybe five to be safe? I've never had to do that itenerary.

You can park at my house if you want and you can walk. I'm not down there this weekend. Its a little over a mile off of Moores Mill in a neighborhood to JHS. Its easy to get an Uber for pregame or downtown, but you'll be walking it or waiting after the game. Google says its 1.2 miles to and from each way.

Bro this is a home game…