So as I was surfing the net I came across an article from Tailgating Ideas about the ultimate Bucket List for Tailgaters. Here is the first two from the article.

Are your familiar with the concept of “The Bucket List”? The movie with the same name that follows Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman as they try to complete a wish list of things to do before they “kick the bucket”? This inspired me to come up with a “Bucket List” of tailgate parties that every tailgater should experience before they die. In no particular order…

The Infield at Talladega Super Speedway – Most tailgate parties last three to four hours prior to the start of the event. The tailgate party at Talladega lasts for three to four days before the green flag drops. Just the sheer acreage that is the Talladega Infield makes it a living, breathing Mardi Gras for rednecks. Take it from the folks at Laidbackracing.com, “There is no party anywhere as big as the Talladega Infield! Actually, there is no party anywhere as big as Talladega, period!”

Lambeau Field in December – We all watched in the comfort of our fully heated homes, the Green Bay Packers vs. New York Giants playoff game in frigid temperatures this past January. Just because the mercury was nearly frozen solid didn’t prevent the Packer faithful from coming out and doing what they do best; giving a few beer soaked brats a viking funeral. Tailgating at Lambeau is legendary for the food and beverage intake alone. Add in the history of the team and the rabid loyalty of the fan base and you have yourself a great tailgating experience. And yes, you have to do it in December when it is bare ass and balls cold outside. Tailgating prior to a pre-season game in August does not count, you wuss.

It is definitely worth a read, so go check it out. Link Here.