Question about son going to game

#26
#26
My 4 year old loathes Alabama and I want the Bama game to be his first game. I can't believe there are no single game tickets for that one. I have to find 2 tickets
 
#28
#28
AcuraCl1 said:
I want to take my dad to the ohio game, as this will likely be his last game he will be able to go to. As he is having alot of heart issues and his kidneys failing.

My question is that I have a 2 1/2 year old, that I would love to take to the game with my dad and I, as I believe my dad would love being there for his last game with his son and grandson. Is 2 1/2 too young to go to a game. I am going to look for tickets to the lower level.

Thanks for you help.
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Definitely protect his ears. The noise would scare my 2 1/2 year old.
 
#29
#29
GoBears said:
I know this will bug traditionalist, but I am taking my 3 year old granddaughter to the Ohio game. Should be a low key environment for a youngster. If I have to leave early, no big deal. Plenty of cheap tickets to be had.
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Good for you! Get her a special souvenir and get her face painted at Vol Village! I have a 1 year old granddaughter (her Dad is a UGA alum) and I plan to take her when she gets a little older. I took my daughter (her Mom) to her first game at 9 years old and she still remembers it. I already bought my granddaughter the checkerboard coveralls in anticipation. The little ones cost more than the big ones...but who cares! :clapping:
 
#30
#30
Absolutely take him. My son went to his first game at 15 months and has been going with me ever since. I would not trade my moments in Neyland with my son for anything.
 
#31
#31
Hopefully the blue hairs won't give you a hard time about him standing and making all that racket.

Take him. If he's remotely cute the females in front, behind and beside you will be playing with, ooooing and aaaahing him the whole game. If they don't, he must be hideous. :)

It'll help if your seats are near the band/Smokey/cheerleaders. Kids love them some Smokey. My 12-year-old tries to act all adult-like, but he still pans the field for Smokey.









So do I.
 
#33
#33
We take my son to professional events. He watches until halftime and then we let him play with a spare phone we have. I loaded paw patrol and other videos for him to watch so he is enthralled.

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