RV Village - Assignments
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G4 and G5 are going to be HOTTT tickets. If I was Jamie I'd charge more for those since they are closest to the RV Village.
It'll be very interesting to see a bifurcated tailgate situation at Trice this fall
It'll be very interesting to see a bifurcated tailgate situation at Trice this fall
As someone that parked in G7 the last several years and has seats on the west side of the stadium I didn't think the walk was bad and that was before the bridge. With that bridge you have a straight shot to the stadium and now that the concourse is connected completely around the stadium it makes it very quick and easy to get to the west side once you are inside the stadium.
Where did you find this? I have searched for it in the policies and I haven't found it anywhere...
Please send me a link if you can.
TIA
From the email we received with our assigned spot:
- All patrons who are under 21 years of age are strictly prohibited from using alcoholic beverage on University property. The use of alcohol on University property or property controlled by Iowa State University is only allowed in accordance with federal, state and local laws, as well as Iowa State University policy. Beer and wine are allowed in parking areas. State law prohibits hard liquor consumption or possession of an opened bottle of hard liquor on public property, which includes Iowa State University parking lots. Individuals who choose to consume alcohol are responsible for their behavior and should not operate a motor vehicle after they have consumed alcohol.
That would mean it is the same law as always, no? Just a matter of if it is decided to be enforced? Just like open container is ignored in the lots, but don't try to cross a street with an open can.
Agreed. This is no change in policy. They are just reminding those that get out of hand that this is another stick the authorities have and another charge they can pile on you if you are being an asshat and getting out of hand. I don't imagine enforcement will change any. It is doubtful that they are going to give the relatively big donors in the RV lot a hard time about this. Happy donors tailgating in an expensive RV lot with donor level requirements attached means stable money coming into the AD.
I can't tell you how often I have crossed the street with an open container at Jack Trice. Right in front of the cops no less. Don't be a jackass or a stumbling drunk and you'll be fine.
I would drop the Jeep and park it in public parking at the stadium and then walk back to get it when needed. Or, a folding bicycle is handy to get back and forth to the vehicle. When visiting us in the D RV lots my son would park in public parking and then walk over to our motorhome.
We basically have to do the same thing when we camp at Saylorville since the campground that we use is back in only. We have to drop our Jeep at the vehicle parking at the entrance, go to our site and set up and then walk back up to get the Jeep. They will allow you to keep the vehicle at the site after that though.
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This has ALWAYS been the rule. But I can't remember anyone ever being called on it.
I was sure I saw basically a full liquor table that one game in the rented tents in the middle it was sponsored by a liquor store I thought, but I could be wrong. This was last yr.
I have never seen the cops confiscate liquor in the donor lots, don't act like a fool and they don't care. Now the student lot is probably different, Ha
I remember reading “no glass (bottles)” in the lots. To this day, those are not out in the open at our tailgate.
Cyclone Liquors has had center tents. Haven’t been in one of theirs for a few years.
Yeah, we specifically requested the west side for that very reason.
