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So where can I find out tailgating parking spots for the season?


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It’s been a minute since my divorce from the Panthers game day experience and I used to park my tailgate trailer at W Hill St but parking panda doesn’t exist anymore.  
 

anyone know how to find tailgating spots for the season where you can set up a tailgate trailer

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There's a big lot on West Morehead across from the Carolina School Supply Building that should have room. Up to this point it's been first come first serve on gameday and didn't allow online booking but not sure if that's changed. We stopped parking there a couple of years ago since it's kinda hard to get out of after the game and it went up to $50

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18 hours ago, X-Clown said:

There's a big lot on West Morehead across from the Carolina School Supply Building that should have room. Up to this point it's been first come first serve on gameday and didn't allow online booking but not sure if that's changed. We stopped parking there a couple of years ago since it's kinda hard to get out of after the game and it went up to $50

I parked in this lot a few times. It would take over and hour to get out of that lot after games. Never again

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Go park in the lot beside the practice bubble.  It's close and can cut the back way to the stadium on the sidewalk by the bubble.  Like a 3 minute walk. Better be there before 9 am btw.

It's easy to get out of because there are cops everywhere moving traffic.

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