Tailgating Challenge...

[Cow Pie]

http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2010/11/9/1804315/duke-tailgating-is-pretty-much-the-worst

Duke is challenging us for the lets crap on the fans, students, alumni, etc. trophy... I did not know it was possible to trump USF's keg ban, our 4-5 hour tailgating cap, the TSA (need I say more), and $15 parking, but they did it.

:clap

[Chem-E-BULL Reaction]

http://www.gocrimson.com/information/fanzone/gameday

Football Game-Day Parking (except for Harvard vs. Yale)

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General Admission parking is available at Gate 14 for $20/car. Each vehicle is permitted one parking space and the area directly behind the vehicle for tailgating. You may not block aisles or other vehicles from parking and may be asked to dis-mantle any tables, chairs, tents, etc that block access.

All parking gates open two hours prior to kickoff.

Access to Gate 8 prior to 2 hours before kickoff will be available to delivery vehicles, media members, event staff and Gate 8 pass holders only.

Limited General Admission parking is available at the Harvard Business School ($5/car) There is no tailgating allowed in the HBS parking lots. 

Commercial vehicles (U-hauls), RV's, Winnebagos and trucks are not permitted in any parking facility. Corporate sampling, give-a-way, and promotional vehicles MUST have prior written permission by Harvard Athletic Marketing to enter any parking lot. To obtain permission please contact Taylor Shea at 617-495-4950 or tshea@fas.harvard.edu.

Handicapped parking access is available through Gate 8.

Football Tailgating and Hospitality

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Are you planning on having a tailgate or corporate hospitality event at a Harvard Football game? Harvard offers various tailgating and hospitality packages for great groups outings! For reservations, larger groups, and more information contact Taylor Shea at 617-495-4950 or tshea@fas.harvard.edu.

Football Tailgating Policy

In an effort to provide a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for all fans and spectators, Harvard Athletics, in cooperation with the Harvard University Police Department has established the following policies regarding tailgating within the Soldier Field Athletic Complex. Harvard University is a great place to tailgate before a college football game, however tailgating rules are strictly enforced!

Guests who park within the athletic complex (gates 8, 14, 16 and 20) are welcome to tailgate at their vehicles. Tailgating, however, is not permitted for fans parking in the Harvard Business School parking lot.

All parking gates open two hours prior to kickoff for tailgating.

Access to Gate 8 prior to 2 hours before kickoff will be available to delivery vehicles, media members, event staff and Gate 8 pass holders only.

Each vehicle is permitted one parking space and the area directly behind the vehicle for tailgating. You may not block aisles or other vehicles from parking and may be asked to dis-mantle any tables, chairs, tents, etc that block access.

Commercial vehicles (U-hauls), RV's, Winnebagos and trucks are not permitted in any parking facility. Corporate sampling, give-a-way, and promotional vehicles MUST have prior written permission by Harvard Athletic Marketing to enter any parking lot. To obtain permission please contact Taylor Shea at 617-495-4950 or tshea@fas.harvard.edu.

Tailgating is limited to two hours before and one hours after each football game. There will be no tailgating after night games.

so quit whining about 5hours

[ajusf16]

Tailgating is limited to two hours before and one hours after each football game

should it not be ...and one hour after each football game?

ivy league ha