Heading out from CT. To see tomorrow's game. Can't wait for the game, originally when I planned going to this game I was thinking it would be a relaxing game to see as I was thinking it would be an easy game.Things have changed and I'm already stressing...Looking forward to a great game..Any suggestions for tailgating before the game ? Go Rams !!
Flying out to see game
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Enjoy it like we did a few weeks ago at the Titians game. Hope you get to see the Rams dominate, brother.
Pink lot is where all the tailgating is going on. Just listen for the music and look for what looks like a huge farmer’s market where the farmers like to blare rap.
Have a great time and bring back that W.
I'm an out of state season ticket holder. I like the tailgate atmosphere, the Pink lot is always hopping about 3 hours before kickoff.
My game day routine involves a hotel within walkable distance (<1.5 mi) to SOFI. After breakfast, walk to SOFI (grabbing road sodas from convenience store along the way). Arrive 10:30-11 with a buzz, walk through and take it all in, drink a shot, wander thru all the dj dancefloors, buy unlicensed merch, make new friends, etc. If someone offers you food, great! Otherwise get to a food truck by noon. Head into game by 1230. Food and drink inside SOFI are decent quality but extremely expensive. Keep your buzz running but don't get sloppy. Always yell your head off on opponent third downs.
After game avoid just stumble back to hotel happy (avoid the Uber mess). Find a local spot for dinner. Fly back the next day.
You missed the victory celebration. Nothing better than a danger dog.
All that and stop by Woodys bbq before they close at 6. Decent - not the best bbq - but it will fill your gullet at a good price. I thought their beef ribs were pretty decent. The sauce is so so. All things considered…fairly solid.
A salt bomb of a hot dog cooked by vendors rolling around a radiator grill. It is heated in the grease of 1,000 of its ancestors and wrapped in the divinity of the pork gods (aka bacon). Hopefully once cooked through, it is housed in a bolillo bun, served with grilled onions and a grilled jalapeño or poblano chile. It is then smothered in a trifecta of mayo, yellow mustard, and catsup.
Savory during a pregame and satisfying after a victory. It is unknown whether the danger dog will be just enough to avoid a hangover or give you a visit from Montezuma II.
Alaskan Ram
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This is a heck of a blueprint for SOFI. I'll be revisiting this info some day. Heck, maybe this year.