I just called the Liberty Bowl (901-729-4344) directly to purchase a parking pass, as the Tiger ticket office directed me there. The guy on the phone said they are only selling the Tan lot passes, and that other parking (like the Pink lot) will only be sold on gameday. That's pretty odd, but whatever.

Anyway, the Tan lot is $40 plus a $5 handling fee. He said that they actually structure it like a "membership", and that it included a "gift" from the Liberty Bowl. Does anyone know what that gift might be?

Their parking page is a 404, because no one bothered to update it from last year. Buying tickets through the Liberty Bowl also comes with a "gift", but who knows that that is...

That said, I purchased my tickets through the UofM like everyone here tells us to, but they had better not mess me over on the location.

(12-08-2017 11:29 AM)aardWolf Wrote:  I just called the Liberty Bowl (901-729-4344) directly to purchase a parking pass, as the Tiger ticket office directed me there. The guy on the phone said they are only selling the Tan lot passes, and that other parking (like the Pink lot) will only be sold on gameday. That's pretty odd, but whatever.

Anyway, the Tan lot is $40 plus a $5 handling fee. He said that they actually structure it like a "membership", and that it included a "gift" from the Liberty Bowl. Does anyone know what that gift might be?

Their parking page is a 404, because no one bothered to update it from last year. Buying tickets through the Liberty Bowl also comes with a "gift", but who knows that that is...

That said, I purchased my tickets through the UofM like everyone here tells us to, but they had better not mess me over on the location.

i am sure you will get one of the best 15000 seats on the sunny side of the stadium.

I purchased one from them a couple weeks ago and was told it would be either Blue or Red. That was the day after we got announced though...$45

(12-08-2017 11:29 AM)aardWolf Wrote:  Anyway, the Tan lot is $40 plus a $5 handling fee. He said that they actually structure it like a "membership", and that it included a "gift" from the Liberty Bowl. Does anyone know what that gift might be?

It's a smallish 4" x 4" colored, heavy print stock, memorial certificate that says "Paid" on it.

(12-12-2017 11:17 AM)Tiger87 Wrote:  

(12-08-2017 11:29 AM)aardWolf Wrote:  Anyway, the Tan lot is $40 plus a $5 handling fee. He said that they actually structure it like a "membership", and that it included a "gift" from the Liberty Bowl. Does anyone know what that gift might be?

It's a smallish 4" x 4" colored, heavy print stock, memorial certificate that says "Paid" on it.

Ha! A commemorative receipt! :-)

Sheeez, $45 to park? Just park at CBU or Tobey and walk over.

(12-12-2017 02:20 PM)tigerlands Wrote:  Sheeez, $45 to park? Just park at CBU or Tobey and walk over.

The pre-game buffet is $40/person... definitely not worth it.

(12-12-2017 05:51 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  

(12-12-2017 02:20 PM)tigerlands Wrote:  Sheeez, $45 to park? Just park at CBU or Tobey and walk over.

The pre-game buffet is $40/person... definitely not worth it.

Open bar or at least it once was.

We sure have some cheap fans.

Just think what Atlanta would have cost.

(12-12-2017 06:31 PM)karter25 Wrote:  We sure have some cheap fans.

Just think what Atlanta would have cost.

LOL, you can tell the people who have more money than sense. If you got it spend it, if not then there are other options.

(12-12-2017 07:05 PM)tigerlands Wrote:  

(12-12-2017 06:31 PM)karter25 Wrote:  We sure have some cheap fans.

Just think what Atlanta would have cost.

LOL, you can tell the people who have more money than sense. If you got it spend it, if not then there are other options.

There are options on parking. Offsite for free or CBU for 20, or get a number of people to buy parking and let multiple people offset the cost of the Liberty Bowl membership. Uber is a possibility. The buffet is kind of early to be worth my time. I have done it in the past and it is food, drink and entertainment.

You are dealing with the Liberty Bowl not the school so things are different.

Just imagine what parking would be in Atlanta. Hotels, meals and related expenses would have cost way more than having a good time at the game while sleeping in your own bed.

Free parking across Parkway in Cooper Young all day long. Tons of folks park there on the city streets every game.