For the thousands of football fans flocking to Kyle Field, parking can present a formidable challenge, especially in the nearby Southside neighborhood. Here are four essential tips to make your game day experience go as smoothly as possible. Continue reading 4 essential tips to help make your Aggie game day parking plans simple and hassle-free
Nothing matches a Texas A&M football game day weekend! But the action and excitement aren’t limited to Kyle Field. The Heart of Aggieland® is renowned for its timeless traditions, incredible food, and indomitable spirit. We know you want to soak it all in, so here are 10 can’t-miss ways to soak in the best of what game day weekend offers. Continue reading 10 ways to fully appreciate an unforgettable game day weekend deep in the Heart of Aggieland®
Can you think of many places more exciting than The Heart of Aggieland on a football game day? You won’t want to miss anything while you’re here, so let’s get you started with five ways to enjoy an unforgettable Aggie football weekend. Continue reading 5 simple ways to savor an unforgettable Aggie football weekend in College Station
Although we’re all glad football is back, COVID-19 restrictions will make for a completely different atmosphere around Aggie games. One thing hasn’t changed, though. With thousands of fans descending on Kyle Field, finding a place to park nearby will still be a daunting challenge, especially in the Southside neighborhood. Continue reading Game day parking doesn’t have to be a hassle
Texas A&M’s football season begins this week and will bring much-needed relief to local businesses, despite the limited number of fans allowed at Kyle Field. The vast majority of our businesses, residents, and students are doing their best to follow COVID-19 guidelines, but there are a few key things to remember to have a fun, safe, and compliant game day experience. Continue reading How to avoid penalties at your game day gathering
Aggie football weekends are a busy and exciting time in our community, especially around Kyle Field, but thousands of football fans also need to park and make it to the game in time to enjoy the festivities. To help you avoid parking problems and better enjoy your experience, here are some things you should know.
Yard parking can be costly
It’s illegal to operate a business in a residential neighborhood in College Station, and selling parking spaces in your yard is considered a business. Most people know that parking on the grass is not allowed, yet some still try to sell game day parking spaces in their yards.
Visitors who pay to park in these areas are usually not aware of the restrictions and unwittingly break the law. That’s bad enough, but property owners who engage in this practice can also receive fines of up to $2,000 per offense.
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