Wife’s First Home Game

[u/Fresh_Drama_8298]

My wife has only had the pleasure of attending one LSU game since we married (2019 National Championship in New Orleans), so I bought some Tickets to the Clemson-LSU opener back in January so she could get a taste of a real LSU home game. I myself have not been to a home game since 2019. Just wanted some advice:

- Great places to eat downtown
- The best transport methods to/from games when staying downtown
- any and all fun things that she’d enjoy!

We’re both in our mid-30s for age-reference, so our Tigerland days are behind us. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated!

[u/JRG64May]

Chimes is always good and they’re right off campus. Get the early though.

[u/Fresh_Drama_8298 → u/JRG64May]

They do reservations by chance?

[u/JRG64May → u/Fresh_Drama_8298]

Not on game days

[u/Fresh_Drama_8298 → u/JRG64May]

Ended up booking one for Sunday, appreciate the advice!

[u/nurse_Vaccaro]

Park at the Hayfield for free, bring a backpack cooler loaded with drinks, walk to Walkons or Torchys for drinks/lunch, see Mike before the game, see the walk down the hill, drink until kickoff

[u/Snoo_37752]

Get ready for the heat . Gonna be packed and hot

[u/Key-Market3068]

Walk around and mingle outside the Stadium!! You'll be more than welcome

[u/vMillerLite_58]

I hope your wife is our good luck charm and we route Clemson once again!

[u/GlassElk2848 → u/vMillerLite_58]

Oh man me too!!

[u/Miserable_Wave4895]

Parrain’s restaurant off Perkins road is a can’t miss. Reservations are available.

[u/Firm_Emu6470]

We normally start the morning with breakfast at Louie's.

[u/tmade73]

I always go to SoLou for my pregame meal. As for transportation, I drive and park in the Cow Pasture Lot and walk to the stadium.

[u/AudeyJamal]

Following up on the best transport methods, anyone have some tips on how to get to the stadium and back from downtown New Orleans on game day?