(10-10-2015 08:33 AM)shakermaker05 Wrote:  

(10-05-2015 09:05 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(10-05-2015 07:28 AM)shakermaker05 Wrote:  

(10-04-2015 06:25 AM)eastisbest Wrote:  Quieter tail-gaiting in the Engineering lot at Westwood and Dorr. Not sure why that one isn't more popular. Three-four lots. Away from the students and closer to the stadium. LOTs of room.

I'll check both the lots out. My wife and me are still students at heart so quieter/closer don't mean better for us though lol. Looking forward to seeing your stadium (it'll be D1A #24 for me) and chatting with your fans. Here's also hoping for a competitive & injury-free game. Thanks guys, see ya at the game!!

If you want excitement and a collegiate game experience, the Secor lot is the place. Get there early- people take up two or three spaces and parking gets tough near game time. Take some time to walk around- it's a beautiful urban campus.

How early before the game does tailgaiting start? I was thinking about getting to campus a few hours early, but a lot of places are different about how early you can start... I've been to a couple stadiums that only allowed a couple hours before the game and others (just was at NCState) that allowed as much as 5 hours.

Got into town yesterday at 11am did the Great Lakes museum (had a good time very informative exhibits) and lunch at Blarneys Pub. We wanted to check out the Black Coister cos we walked right by it and unfortunately it was closed. We did hit Maumee Bay and it was pheonominal. They have a great Breakfast Stout. We got a growler of the Kölch to Tailgaite with today. Been to numerous breweries across country and it ranked among the best. The Oliver House is the perfect setting for the brew pub- loved it. Also got to mingle with the staff and some patrons there and couldn't have asked for nicer people to talk to.