It’s tailgate season at UCF. Tailgates are some of the best events during college. Get together with your friends and get ready! Whether it’s your freshman year or your senior year, here are 10 tips for the perfect tailgate at UCF!
Friends make everything better! No explanation needed.
At some tailgates SGA is out there with free shirts and all you have to do is take your spot in line and grab one.
I know everyone drinks at tailgates, but keep an eye out for campus police if you’re underage. Getting caught underage drinking can result in a hefty fine and tuition is already expensive enough.
There are a ton of different fun games that take place at tailgate and you don’t even have to drink to play.
Tailgating is too much fun to not capture the memories, so come with your phone at 100% or as close to that as it can be.
Do not, I repeat do not wear jeans. Orlando has no ocean breeze, so it’s super hot. Keep yourself cool with this tip.
Tailgating is the perfect opportunity for you to make new friends. Literally half of the school is there. Don’t be afraid to walk up to a group of people or join in on a game.
Tailgates typically last four hours so you don’t want to go in the last 30 minutes and miss everything. Also, the closer it gets to the game, more people start to head to the stadium.
Don’t be the person that passes out drunk at 4PM.
Tailgates make up some of the best memories at UCF, get out there and enjoy them!
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