[BullEagle]

Got the Email from GS noting the changes at the RAC and PAC and the bus routes.

Also noticed this:

IMPORTANT: Game day parking in residential lots or non-designated areas is prohibited and is strictly enforced. Vehicles parked in these locations are subject to be ticketed and/or towed at the owner's expense. Fans are directed to park in the designated game day lots to ensure they are not towed.



Does this mean they are shutting down parking elsewhere on campus?

I know people who pull trailers with their golf carts who have to park elsewhere due to space constraints.

Asking for a friend.

[1peatfor7]

Nothing new, you're not allowed to just park on the street near the stadium without living there or having permission. And just curious who do you think is going to enforce that rule?

[Pike51]

Shouldn't have golf carts anyway. Absolutely zero need for them and they create an unnecessary danger.

[eaglewraith]

Nothing new, you're not allowed to just park on the street near the stadium without living there or having permission. And just curious who do you think is going to enforce that rule?

Residential lots or non-designated parking also means dorm parking lots.

[1peatfor7]

Residential lots or non-designated parking also means dorm parking lots.

You'll get towed on non football game days from those lots if things are still like they were like 10 years ago. Source myself. Just curious if people are parking in those lots in the past few seasons for football.

[GATA2020]

Only people that would have an advantage to parking at dorms would be those living at Southern Pines and Freedom's Landing, IMO.

[GSU_Mike]

I have a pass for the RAC. For the Maine game I was coming straight from work and parked and ran. Didn't pay attention how many tailgaters there were. This week I'm able to tailgate. My question is how early did it fill in? Since there is no re-entry allowed I was think of having a friend follow me up there first thing in the morning to "plant my flag", an come back later.