You must always plan out with your friends what is the best time to arrive for tailgating. There are certain criteria to consider as well. Always consider the opponent. If it is a big time SEC game, chances are people are going to arrive early. If it is opening weekend, it doesn't matter who the opponent is, people have waited since November to tailgate once again, thus arriving early is key. If it is midseason, and LSU is playing Middle Tennessee, arriving about an hour or so later than usual is sufficient.
8.) A Good Location. It is important to every tailgate to find a good location where much fun can be had. You don't want to pick the wrong spot and be stuck tailgating next to a bunch of squares. Also, you have to think about the intangibles.
First, you want to set up a tailgate somewhere so that your vehicle will remain in the same zip code. Next, always think about where your closest restrooms are located. Lastly, you must pick out a spot where there is lots of action. Having others around only makes tailgating that much more fun.
7.) Furniture and Appliances (chairs, tables, ice chests, radio, tv, etc). When you get to your tailgate spot, you gotta have a place to sit. Investing in chairs and the like is a smart move. Having tables to put food on is always a good thing. Of course, you are going to need ice chests to keep the beer good and cold. Lastly, you must have some form of medium.
Also, you must think about what you will use to power said medium. An inverter that can plug into a vehicle is good. And you can always invest in a small generator. Remember, you must have something for the generator to keep the noise and fumes down to a minimum. Or spend the extra money for one of those quiet generators.
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