Unfortunately as many of us know, even a 5 month old needs a ticket to get into Kyle. We have tickets to the game but were offered all American club seats, but only 2 (and there are 3 of us). Could we sit in the club using one of our regular tickets for our infant? We would wear him and he would not take a seat. Do y'all think they would turn us away?

Yes, they will turn you away.

Get a babysitter & go have a blast. That's what we always did when our 3 were little. Also, nobody will want you sitting near them either a little one.

i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

Thanks for your reply! The baby does have a ticket just not for the club. They would still turn us away?

Yes, you would be turned away unless you have a ticket for each person in any of the club areas. Also, babies come with extra stuff that you have to bring into the stadium.

Thank you!

King of the Dairy Queen said:

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i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

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Is this supposed to be funny?

cutter48200 said:

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Thanks for your reply! The baby does have a ticket just not for the club. They would still turn us away?

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contact 12 man ticket office.

Don't take a infant to the game, they wont enjoy it and neither will the people around you.

cutter48200 said:

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We would wear him...

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Kind of unrelated, but this and the stupid bag policy are what got us to stop going to games. For the first few years of of school we tailgated and went to a couple games a year. When we had kids, I didn't know anyone in CS anymore and wasn't about to leave my infant daughter with some rando. It was also a 3+ hour drive there and back, plus game time and everything else, meaning we'd need someone for all day and maybe overnight if we got a babysitter at home. Without family close by, that gets expensive real fast, so we decided to just stop going until the kids were old enough. 10 years later, we don't miss it and don't have much desire to go.

neat

So someone who wants to go more than you gets to go? Sounds like a win!

ABATTBQ11 said:

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Kind of unrelated, but this and the stupid bag policy are what got us to stop going to games. For the first few years of of school we tailgated and went to a couple games a year. When we had kids, I didn't know anyone in CS anymore and wasn't about to leave my infant daughter with some rando. It was also a 3+ hour drive there and back, plus game time and everything else, meaning we'd need someone for all day and maybe overnight if we got a babysitter at home. Without family close by, that gets expensive real fast, so we decided to just stop going until the kids were old enough. 10 years later, we don't miss it and don't have much desire to go.

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Kind of unrelated but I stopped going bc we aren't very good. Cheaper to be disappointed at home.

ABATTBQ11 said:

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Kind of unrelated, but this and the stupid bag policy are what got us to stop going to games. For the first few years of of school we tailgated and went to a couple games a year. When we had kids, I didn't know anyone in CS anymore and wasn't about to leave my infant daughter with some rando. It was also a 3+ hour drive there and back, plus game time and everything else, meaning we'd need someone for all day and maybe overnight if we got a babysitter at home. Without family close by, that gets expensive real fast, so we decided to just stop going until the kids were old enough. 10 years later, we don't miss it and don't have much desire to go.

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Cool story bra

King of the Dairy Queen said:

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i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

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Sorry but that's not funny on any level.

We took our kids to games from the time they were tiny.

They are both now A&M graduates, so I guess it left an impression.

I do not recommend September day games though.

sleepybeagle said:

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King of the Dairy Queen said:

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i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

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Sorry but that's not funny on any level.

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Actually it's hilarious and from a hilarious movie.

aeon-ag said:

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King of the Dairy Queen said:

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i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

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Is this supposed to be funny?

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It is funny.

TXAG 05 said:

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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Kind of unrelated, but this and the stupid bag policy are what got us to stop going to games. For the first few years of of school we tailgated and went to a couple games a year. When we had kids, I didn't know anyone in CS anymore and wasn't about to leave my infant daughter with some rando. It was also a 3+ hour drive there and back, plus game time and everything else, meaning we'd need someone for all day and maybe overnight if we got a babysitter at home. Without family close by, that gets expensive real fast, so we decided to just stop going until the kids were old enough. 10 years later, we don't miss it and don't have much desire to go.

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Cool story bra

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If you still need one, I have an extra AC Ticket.

Perhaps we could swap since i have 3 and you have 2.

Honestly I don't think they would turn you and your sweet baby out

cutter48200 said:

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Unfortunately as many of us know, even a 5 month old needs a ticket to get into Kyle. We have tickets to the game but were offered all American club seats, but only 2 (and there are 3 of us). Could we sit in the club using one of our regular tickets for our infant? We would wear him and he would not take a seat. Do y'all think they would turn us away?

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Infants sitting in an overly loud stadium where you'll never hear the Aggie Band, only a disturbingly bad DJ, where you'll undoubtedly be a parent that puts a set of camouflage Walker Game Ears muffs on your crumb cruncher…take the above advice and get a sitter.

tamc93 said:

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If you still need one, I have an extra AC Ticket.

Perhaps we could swap since i have 3 and you have 2.

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You are a good Ag Sir ! What a kind offer ! God Bless you !

The game is on TV. Why are you taking an infant to the game?

Your priority and responsibility right now is to care for and take care of your child, not attend a meaningless football game in person.

One day they will be old enough to go with you and enjoy it and it will be great family and bonding time. Until then get a babysitter or stay home and watch on TV.

All IMHO as a 30+ year STH and father of 2 who they started attending non-con games about age 6 and conference games about age 9, and I never took them as infants / babies to a game. If you follow this you will all be happier and better off for it IMHO.

I'll take a baby over a fat guy with travel scrabble.

I'm a fan, I go to games to yell for my team. If we don't win I stay and sing the song. If we win I stay and saw em off. I'm all for having only fans there, even babies, except if you are over 300 lbs you should have to buy 2 tickets.

See if Kyle Field has a daycare

Trust me, dey care

maroongoon95 said:

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See if Kyle Field has a daycare

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Given all the pissing and moaning here I would say it is one.

Jeez. The selfishness of taking a baby to a game…especially at noon in September.

He wants to take his kid. He is not asking if you think it is a good idea. Let him be.

sleepybeagle said:

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King of the Dairy Queen said:

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i once saw john sharp punt a baby that didnt have a ticket.

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Sorry but that's not funny on any level.

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It's hilarious in context. This is what happens to your dog if you throw a burrito at someone on a motorcycle.

I'm interested in how OP's day went today. Don't leave us hanging here Cutter!