Can you bring blankets inside Neyland?

#27
#27
Speaking from experience. Bundle her up good with warm clothes, socks, gloves, headpiece, etc. She will need something to sit on. I agree about the blanket. It should stop the wind and maybe be made of wool.
Me and my brother in law took my nephew to a game years ago in November. We were high in the stands. The wind was howling. It was so cold, we almost froze. Will never do that again. Not worth it.
To this day, I don`t remember who we played or whether we won or lost.
Sitting still on concrete and steel for long periods can be miserable.
Good luck.
 
#28
#28
Gloves or, even better, mittens and a watch cap or something similar that will keep the ears and head warm are a must. Don’t allow that core heat to dissipate through the extremities. If you have one for her, an outer shell that is impervious to wind would be ideal.

It sounds like you are finally getting some weather that is more appropriate to fall. Here, in Billings, Montana, we have received ten inches of snow this month. Earlier this week, the morning low bottomed out at zero, the earliest date in recorded meteorological history for this city that the temperature hit zero degrees.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
This is all you need

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Just gotta get creative in how you "sneak" it in...
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I used to sneak mine in using my stomach. It was crafty and I only got “caught” once. By “caught”, I mean there was an incident.
 
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The Ron Mexico said:
I used to sneak mine in using my stomach. It was crafty and I only got “caught” once. By “caught”, I mean there was an incident.
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I was caught and chased by security when I was 17..booze..blond hair females ID and her student ticket...

Thank god for teenage cardio and scalpers..I was able to watch Peytons last game in Neyland!
 
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You might think this is crazy but if you put a adhesive heating pad on the small of your back and you’ll stay much warmer. Old hunting trick
 
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I just carry them draped over my arm, makes it easier going through the Cavity Search at the Gate?!?!?

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#36
#36
Three areas to keep warm: head, neck, feet. I'm a big fan of the neck gaiter. You can bring in a handwarmer muff as well.
 
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BigDave said:
The old Army wool blankets, even the newer ones that are 80% wool, are quite warm . . . and instead of "cardboard" to sit on, go the hunting section of your local outfitter and get the foam "turkey" seats, very warm for your tush!! Oh, the suggestion of the hand warmers is golden . . .

Have fun!!!

Go Vols!!
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One of the advantages of using cardboard is you can throw it away at the stadium after the game. Not a big deal if you’re just heading back to the car, but if you plan to hit up the bars or a restaurant it’s less to carry around
 
#41
#41
Get electric socks and a electric coat wear your thermals and take a blanket and a seat cushion and bring the cardboard. Ha.

I bet there will be some shirt less orange painted kids full of liquid standing and yelling.
 
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