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Going to Michigan game

JeannoCT said:
This was my view too. We tailgated in the lumber yard, and I remember walking next to railroad tracks to get to the stadium. It was a fun time, despite the loss. I liked Notre Dame too. Did the campus tour, and of course a great game.
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HuskyNan said:
Tickets are available on StubHub and other resale sites. I just got 4 in row 22, section 43 for $124 each
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For your sake I hope row 22 exists. It did not in the Rent last Saturday thru Stub hub
 
hardcorehusky said:
When UConn played there years ago, the golf course parking was where a lot of the fun tailgates and parties were. Definitely get there at least 3 hours ahead of time as it will take a little while to get into the bowl and you want time to have fun.
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The best party was in the lumberyard. It was a blast
 
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In 2010 we hit Blimpy Burger post game. Was well worth it.
 
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husky8273 said:
Get to Zingerman's Deli
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Zingermans is good but the deli is pretty overpriced and the wait on a gameday weekend isn’t worth it imo. If you have a car id go check out the zingermans creamery/bakeshop/confectionery. It’s not in downtown and not as crowded, they’ve got all their baked goods there and the creamery does sandwiches that I like better than the deli.
 
phillionaire said:
Zingermans is good but the deli is pretty overpriced and the wait on a gameday weekend isn’t worth it imo. If you have a car id go check out the zingermans creamery/bakeshop/confectionery. It’s not in downtown and not as crowded, they’ve got all their baked goods there and the creamery does sandwiches that I like better than the deli.
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I am going out to Ann Arbo for the first time. Any other restaurants you would recommend that have nice bar seating?
 
Slick said:
I am going out to Ann Arbo for the first time. Any other restaurants you would recommend that have nice bar seating?
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The south university area has all the "undergrad" bars like Brown Jug, Blue Lep, and Good Time Charley's. Brown Jug is my favorite of the three and is a more traditional bar. Lots of Michigan memorabilia and all that good stuff on the walls. The Main Street area has the more adult bars. If you're into craft beer and want to grab a bite to eat, I'd recommend Grizzly Peak (good pizza/burgers) or Blue Tractor (BBQ). Haymaker is around there as well, big bar area, lots of craft beer and bar food. Pretzel Bell has a big bar area and has traditional bar food as well. Beer Grotto is also down in that area and doesn't have food but they have tons of beer on tap. Outside of the downtown area, HOMES is probably the best brewery in the area, large outdoor seating area and indoor bar. They brew a lot of sour beers if you're into that, and they make Asian fusion food that's really good. Wolverine Brewing is in that area as well and they brew lots of lagers, big indoor bar and some outdoor seating as well.
 
ThabeetDown said:
Frita Batidos has an unreal burger. My brother is a Mich alum and says that's his favorite place to eat in AA.
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Get a batido if you go, they're even better than the burgers
 
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If you're looking for ice cream, Kilwin's on Liberty St in Ann Arbor is crazy good. Toasted Coconut to die for!
 
Nostical said:
If you're looking for ice cream, Kilwin's on Liberty St in Ann Arbor is crazy good. Toasted Coconut to die for!
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Blank slate is also really good. Not much farther from the kilwins.
 
There are parking lots with tailgate parties a mile out from the stadium. The Michigan fans are really nice too

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hardcorehusky said:
When UConn played there years ago, the golf course parking was where a lot of the fun tailgates and parties were. Definitely get there at least 3 hours ahead of time as it will take a little while to get into the bowl and you want time to have fun.
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Yes it was. And the MI fans were great. MI students after the game were horrible.
 
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DoctorWho85 said:
Despite the loss, how did you enjoy the big house?
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The crowd was lively and engaged throughout the game. Most were in their seats at kickoff and stood until Michigan’s first score. It’s a great venue with knowledgeable fans that were more interested in rooting for their team than hassle visiting fans. Maybe the fact there’s no alcohol sold in the stadium helped. Terrific atmosphere
 
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