Auburn Tailgating Suppliers, Rules and Traditions

The Auburn University tailgating tradition continues to grow as more areas continued to be opened to handle the incredible “War Eagle” chanting crowds that love spending Football Saturdays on  the Plains. Securing a good tailgating spot usually requires that fans arrive early and there are plenty of guidelines and restrictions regarding the many aspects of tailgating to include the size and placement of tents, generators, vehicles and much more. While many fans still bring their own supplies, many of the fans needs are handled by Auburn Tigers tailgating suppliers and vendors who specialize in helping fans enjoy their gameday experience.

Auburn Tailgating Tradition

The reasons that the strict guidelines and equipment and service companies have emerged is because of the incredible passion that exists for celebrating the many aspects of gamedays in Auburn. Along with the joy of Football Saturdays at Auburn, the Southern culture on display is all about food and fun get-togethers with family and friends.   Popular tailgating spots include the Hayfields, Biggio Drive, the Auburn Hospitality Tailgate (Auburn Alumni Center), Weagle Woods and Ag Heritage.  The gameday experience at Auburn is a unique and special experience.  Fans enjoy have a glass of lemonade from Toomer’s Drugs, attending the Tiger Walk as the team walks from the athletics complex down Donahue Drive to Jordan-Hare Stadium.  Following the Tiger Walk, the gameday spirit continues to soar with the spirit march and pep rally featuring the Auburn band and cheerleaders. Of course the day is not complete without the excitement of Rolling Toomer’s Corner after a big win!

Auburn Tailgating Guidelines

With the growing abundance of Tiger fans wanting to experience a gameday on the  Auburn Plains, more and more guidelines are being implemented to ensure that fans enjoy a positive and safe experience.  Information is constantly released and updated on when areas across the campus will become accessible for  setup.  Tailgaters are typically allowed to start setting up after 4P.M. on Fridays prior to gameday.    Much of this info can be found on the University’s athletic website which lists specific Auburn tailgating policies.  There are also good information sources that provide insight on where to park, how to reserve your tailgate area, information on types of grills you can use and much more.  There are also designated tailgate drop-off areas to include the Transportation Tech Center (Magnolia Avenue), Goodwin Music Hall (Samford Avenue), Mell Street Station (Mell Street), Intramural Fields (Biggio Drive and the Facilities Division (Samford Avenue).

Auburn Tailgating Suppliers and Vendors

With the numerous large groups of friends and family that tailgate together in Orange and Blue fashion, companies that serve tailgating needs have answered the call to offer a variety of products and services to enhance the gameday experience. Services offered include catering great food and the setting up and breaking down of tents, chairs, turf, flat-screen TV’s and more.

Auburn Tailgate Suppliers and Caterers include:

• Tailgate Group – Equipment setup and catering
• Tailgate Guys – Equipment setup and catering
• Sweet Auburn BBQ – Catering
• Pannie-George’s Kitchen – Catering
• Price’s Barbecue House – Catering