FYI, I contacted the GT ticket office, and they said the bridge is considered on-campus. Therefore, no tailgating there.So, what is the Bobby Dodd footprint? Is 5th St. bridge included?
Is the ChickfilA open in the Student Center on Saturday afternoons? Is the cafeteria in the Student Center open?
Awesome, I had no idea. It's the return of Clyde Chains.I believe the student center is currently a pile of rubble.
FYI, I contacted the GT ticket office, and they said the bridge is considered on-campus. Therefore, no tailgating there.
I am disappointed in the way this was handled. I wonder when this decision was made and why they waited till after season ticket holders had selected seats before they made the announcement. It may have been coincidental. They could have said something on ramblinwreck.com about a decision being forthcoming, instead of stating that tailgating would be allowed.
The original statement on ramblinwreck.com didn't really say tailgating would be allowed, it just said that "Social-distancing guidelines apply to institute-controlled parking areas around the stadium." The City of Atlanta which surrounds the campus is on a 10 person maximum gathering size restriction. This announcement was made on 9/15 and it specifically says "NO ON-CAMPUS TAILGATING FOR HOME OPENER". It is just an assumption, but I assume they will continue to monitor and either change or not change the policies depending on the COVID situation and the restrictions in the City of Atlanta.
I don’t really see how they could allow tailgating with Atlanta’s restrictions anyway.Looks like Stansbury spoke to the press today. He said that one of the factors was that after the campus outbreak, there had been restrictions on social gatherings by Greeks on campus. So it'd set a bad example to allow tailgating while that was still banned. That makes sense.
Glad they are leaving the door open for other games, but seems to be something more in the hand of campus or state rather than GTAA.
Actually that was hinted at a couple of months ago. I figured it would become official sooner or later.FYI, I contacted the GT ticket office, and they said the bridge is considered on-campus. Therefore, no tailgating there.
I am disappointed in the way this was handled. I wonder when this decision was made and why they waited till after season ticket holders had selected seats before they made the announcement. It may have been coincidental. They could have said something on ramblinwreck.com about a decision being forthcoming, instead of stating that tailgating would be allowed.
Maybe I was reading too much into it, but the ramblinwreck.com link that I put on the first page of this thread (which was updated/changed yesterday to the current verbiage) mentioned everything about social-distancing, etc being followed under a “Tailgating” heading. Oh well, at least we can attend games (unlike season ticket holders for that unnamed pro team down the street).The original statement on ramblinwreck.com didn't really say tailgating would be allowed, it just said that "Social-distancing guidelines apply to institute-controlled parking areas around the stadium." The City of Atlanta which surrounds the campus is on a 10 person maximum gathering size restriction. This announcement was made on 9/15 and it specifically says "NO ON-CAMPUS TAILGATING FOR HOME OPENER". It is just an assumption, but I assume they will continue to monitor and either change or not change the policies depending on the COVID situation and the restrictions in the City of Atlanta.
Maybe I was reading too much into it, but the ramblinwreck.com link that I put on the first page of this thread (which was updated/changed yesterday to the current verbiage) mentioned everything about social-distancing, etc being followed under a “Tailgating” heading. Oh well, at least we can attend games (unlike season ticket holders for that unnamed pro team down the street).
TAILGATING
Social-distancing guidelines apply to institute-controlled parking areas around the stadium.
Additional hand-washing and hand-sanitizing stations will be added throughout Institute-controlled lots to encourage and increase opportunities for fans to disinfect during pregame and postgame activities.
Fans are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings at all times on Georgia Tech campus, beginning with when they leave their vehicles.
Bring a grill in the flatbed of a pickup truck. Grill in the bed and sit on the rails. It just says you have to go from your car to the stadium. If you're still in the truck, then you should be good to go.There are only 2 of us who are coming (less than the ATL guidance for 10 or more). My buddy is a great griller and really wants to tailgate. Does anyone have any suggestions about where we could go (off campus, of course)? A private lot , park , etc.
Maybe the Varsity Lot.... close to the tunnel?There are only 2 of us who are coming (less than the ATL guidance for 10 or more). My buddy is a great griller and really wants to tailgate. Does anyone have any suggestions about where we could go (off campus, of course)? A private lot , park , etc.
yesWill alcohol sales be going at the stadium? I cant find anything on it online or social media.
Cook on the way:There are only 2 of us who are coming (less than the ATL guidance for 10 or more). My buddy is a great griller and really wants to tailgate. Does anyone have any suggestions about where we could go (off campus, of course)? A private lot , park , etc.
That sounds a proper disinfectantWe're gonna try to get there early enough to snag a spot at the Varsity. Stop by and introduce yourself! Im bringing some EH Taylor for any bourbon drinkers.