Experience Game Day Energy with Roundtrip Transportation from New Orleans to LSU Football
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Total 6–8 hours including game time
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and activity levels
Overview
Skip driving headaches and dive into LSU football action with roundtrip transport from New Orleans. Enjoy onboard amenities and hassle-free travel to Tiger Stadium for the Arkansas vs. LSU game.
Arkansas vs. LSU
Round trip, direct transportation from New Orleans to LSU football games
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of game day with Baton Rouge Blitz! Enjoy luxurious roundtrip transportation from Downtown New Orleans to LSU Tiger Stadium, complete with onboard amenities like bathrooms and space for coolers. Depart five hours before kickoff and return one hour after the game for an unforgettable day of excitement.
Blitz with us to Tiger Stadium!
Rates
- Adult Ticket: $109
- Youth Ticket: $89 (ages 5-17)
- Large Parties: $99pp (15 or more)
About
Baton Rouge Blitz provides direct and timely roundtrip transportation from Downtown New Orleans to LSU Tiger Stadium. Our luxury coaches have bathrooms onboard, plenty of room underneath for coolers, and alcohol is permitted onboard. Buses depart New Orleans exactly five hours before kickoff and depart LSU one hour after the game ends.
Departure Location
New Orleans Marriott 555 Canal Street
More Info
- Tickets to the game are not included
- Must be ages 5+
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Tailgating
Departing five hours before kickoff gives you ample time to enjoy LSU’s vibrant pregame scene.
Bring Cooler with Snacks
Onboard space for coolers allows you to bring your favorite beverages and snacks for the ride and tailgate.
Expect Postgame Wait
The bus waits one hour after the game to accommodate all passengers—plan accordingly for this return timing.
Use Designated Pickup Spot
Board in Downtown New Orleans at the specified location to ensure a smooth start to your trip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- River otters occasionally seen near Mississippi River
- Migratory birds common in nearby wetlands
History
LSU Tiger Stadium, known as Death Valley, has hosted college football since 1924, becoming a cultural epicenter in Louisiana sports.
Conservation
The transport service supports reducing individual car trips, helping lower traffic and emissions during large sporting events.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Clothing
Wear layers to adapt to changing weather in late fall game days.
fall specific
Portable Charger
Keep your phone charged for photos and ride entertainment.
Binoculars
Enhance your stadium viewing experience from distant seats.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your day at the game and on the road.