Tailgating Tips & Advice
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Plan menus a
day ahead of time. Keep it simple so there is less to be done at the
party. Use plastic bags and disposable, plastic containers where possible.
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Pack paper
products (plates, napkins, towels, forks and spoons) the night before.
Remember trash bags, water, towels, and baby wipes for clean up. |
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Use two
coolers – one for drinks and ready-to-eat foods, and one for raw meats.
Pack foods in reverse order so that the last ones packed will be the first
ones used. |
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Dress warmly
by layering clothing in case of a change in the weather. Use a windbreaker
as an outer layer. In cold weather, don’t forget a hat or headband to keep
ears warm, and gloves or mittens. |
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Arrive 3 to
4 hours before game time. |
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Finding a
good spot to park is essential. Parking at the end of a row can give you
more partying space. |
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If your food
is ready 1 to 2 hours before game time, you should have enough time to
eat, clean up and find your seat in the stadium. |
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Bring
folding chairs, blankets and other ”comfort” items. |
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Make sure to
dress appropriately for several hours outdoors. If the weather is cold,
remember it’s important to keep your head, hands and feet warm. |
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Dispose of
firewood or charcoal. Most stadiums have a designated place for hot ashes.
Do not dump them in the trash bins. |
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Check back here now and again. We’ll be adding tips from
time to time. |
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