Just curious if anyone does their tailgating in the rv lots? We are thinking about doing it and we know that you have to donate at least $500 and the pass is another $100. Just looking for views, experiences, etc. Thanks
Yes we do and it's the best IMO. Kids can watch cartoons and movies, wives can stay warm, drinkers have a close (and clean) bathroom. The other RVers are very friendly and help each other out for the most part. I know it's a lot more work for the people that actually own the RV though.
Yes we do and it's the best IMO. Kids can watch cartoons and movies, wives can stay warm, drinkers have a close (and clean) bathroom. The other RVers are very friendly and help each other out for the most part. I know it's a lot more work for the people that actually own the RV though.
It's the best. If you decide to go that route you'll never regret it! Regardless of the type of rig that you have, RVer's are the most friendly, helpful and protective group of people that you'll ever run into. It's even better that they're all Cyclones!Just curious if anyone does their tailgating in the rv lots? We are thinking about doing it and we know that you have to donate at least $500 and the pass is another $100. Just looking for views, experiences, etc. Thanks
You must, according to the rules, leave the trailer hooked up to your tow vehicle while staying in the lots (some unhook theirs and don't seem to get in trouble). Leave time is by 10 AM on Sunday morning after the game, however campus security is pretty lenient on that.Sounds great guys! We have a travel trailer, so do we just leave things hooked up? In the pics, I can't really tell. (Which look great BTW) And also, when do you have to be out of the lots?
You must, according to the rules, leave the trailer hooked up to your tow vehicle while staying in the lots (some unhook theirs and don't seem to get in trouble). Leave time is by 10 AM on Sunday morning after the game, however campus security is pretty lenient on that.
I've attached a picture of a pretty typical travel trailer setup. This guy brings a portable generator that he sets down in the drainage way and hooks up to his trailer. Most will bring a portable satellite dish. The lots have WiFi access through the ISUPRESSBOX internet access point.
I was tipped off to the WiFi access by another RVer. That is not advertised at all by ISU, and I'm not sure that ISU even realizes that some of the RVers are doing it. So far, it works great.I did not know that. I'll have to try it out next year.
I hate to spoil your ambition but I believe the paved RV lots require a $1000 NCC donation plus the cost of the RV parking permit. Vet Med is GA RV parking on paved lots, for $40 a game (7 home games) $280 for the season is a lot better deal. May not be as close to Jack Trice but a lot of game the visiting team fans with RV park overnight at Vet Med which makes for a fun atmosphere.
There were a very few RVers that we come across that split both season tickets and the RV tailgating pass. They do that with close friends or relatives. Mostly you see the same people and RVs there (and usually in the same spot) every game. Good luck on finding someone to split it up with.Not spoiling anything. I would consider the donation, but it would go to waste since I can't make all the games. I would like to split with someone or "rent" someone's pass for the weekend.
Not spoiling anything. I would consider the donation, but it would go to waste since I can't make all the games. I would like to split with someone or "rent" someone's pass for the weekend.
I am also interested in splitting a pass. Unfortunately, I am sure there is no way to get one this year, I am interested in planning for next (2013 Season)!