Razorback Tailgating for Fall Games
Fellow U of A fans, let's tailgate together! The first home game is quickly approaching, and you can spend it with REVELxp. Gaby Fuentes, event coordinator for REVELxp, works directly with the U of A Athletics Department to make sure that they meet your tailgating needs.
This year, they will be offering the Razorbacks Tailgate Club, located steps away from the Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. This is an exclusive shared hospitality space that will be offering unlimited food, soft drinks, beer and wine, private luxury bathrooms, games and much more. This tailgate will be offered for all six home games. Tickets are selling fast, so go to Razorbacks Tailgate Club Tickets to claim yours!
Last, if you are interested in purchasing a tailgate spot, go to the REVELxp site for more information.
To keep up with the latest updates, follow our Instagram: @arkansas.tailgaters.club. Learn more about revelxp.com/Arkansas.
Contacts
Gaby Fuentes, event coordinator
REVELxp; UA Athletic Department
972-529-8399,
gaby.fuentes@revelxp.com
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