Tailgating at away games?

[spankswife]

DH and I like to check out away football games, and usually amek a long weekend out of it. This year we are flying to Atlanta for a game.

How do you tailgate at away games? any tips/ideas/gadget recs?

Usually we just get a sandwich and chips, but we miss out on the whole aspect it feels. I have a small crockpot and I was thining about getting a car outlet adapter and doing sausage peppers and oninons or something. We can buy the food there, but I don't want to buy a grill just to leave behind...

[FormerCityGirl]

We've used these before. They are pretty wasteful, but if you can't pack a real grill these can be good. They won't cook more than a few hot dogs or a couple of burgers. You can always do cold sides or grab some warm ones at the deli.

www.amazon.com/EZ-Grill-2531-Portable-Disposable/dp/B002RV5CA8

Is there an Alumni Association party that you could go to there? Those make some of the best tailgating experiences. They typically have good food, games, and a fun group. We usually find a sports bar or friends from the area that have a regular tailgate.