LSU tailgating is great until you're hauling a tent across campus at dawn. Revelry's business is skipping that part. The company sets up full tailgates on campus, so you show up and the party is ready.

Two locations

The Original Louisiana Hot Sauce Tailgate District sits on South Stadium Drive outside Patrick F. Taylor Hall. The Huddle is newer and sits on the Nicholson Gateway lawn in front of Matherne's, a short walk from Tiger Stadium.

The packages

Mini, from $1,250: Up to 10 people, a 10-by-10 tent, Adirondack chairs, an ice chest, a table, and ice and trash service. Available at select games only.

Standard, from $1,650: Up to 25 people, a 10-by-20 high-peak tent, cocktail tables and bellhop service.

Deluxe, from $2,200: Adds a corner couch, a tent-mounted TV, a fan and a spot in the main tailgate zone.

Premium at The Huddle, from $6,000: Up to 100 guests, with a private attendant, TV setup, signage and two parking passes for Lot 108. Only 10 are available.

Parking isn't included with the campus district packages.

The food

Acme is Revelry's official tailgate catering partner, with mini po-boys, jambalaya, shrimp étouffée, red beans and rice, and boudin balls. Add Acme catering when you book through Revelry and you save 15%. Walk-On's Bistreaux, BRQ and Chris's Specialty Foods also cater tailgates. The catering deadline is 10 a.m. on the Wednesday before the game.

Read before you book

Revelry's cancellation policy gets strict close to the game. Cancellations within 14 days of an event get no refund, so be sure of your plans.

With Alabama on Nov. 7 and Texas on Nov. 14 still ahead, now is the time to lock in a spot. Book it, invite your people and let someone else set up the tent.