Gameday concessions

[GeauxCajuns]

I love it, but one question, how is a can beer the same size as a draft beer less expensive, seriously not complaining, just wondering
ETA: with regards to domestics.

[CoolCajun123]

Fan Favorites Concessions Pricing:
-___ Hot Dog, $1.00
-___ Popcorn, $1.00
-___ Fried Potato Chips, $1.00
-___ Cheese Quesadilla, $2.00
-___ 16oz Domestic Can, $2.00
-___ 20oz Fountain Soda, $2.00
-___ 20oz Bottled Dasani Water, $2.00
-___ Hamburger/Cheeseburger, $3.00
-___ Pretzel, $3.00
-___ Frito Chili Pie, $3.00
-___ ICEE, $3.00
-___ Cheese Nachos, $3.00
-___ Large Popcorn, $3.00
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Premium Concessions Items Pricing_
-___ 16oz Craft Can, $4.00
-___ 16oz Craft Draft, $5.00
-___ 16oz Domestic Draft, $4.00
-___ Premium Hot Dog, $4.00
-_ _ Premium Hamburger/Cheeseburger $6.00
-___ Smoked Sausage/Hamburger Po'boy, $8.00
-___ Boudin Ball (3) w/ Dip, $7.00
-___ Shrimp & Grits, $8.00
-___ Vegetarian Jambalaya, $6.00
-___ Fried Mac & Cheese w/ Dip, $6.00
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$6 vegetarian jambalaya is basically a $6 bowl of rice.... sounds appetizing!

[RaginScotsman]

$2 16 oz beers? Cajun field, where the beer flows like wine.

[CrazyCajun]

I love it, but one question, how is a can beer the same size as a draft beer less expensive, seriously not complaining, just wondering
ETA: with regards to domestics.

Don’t know the brand yet and hopefully it’s to get people to buy cans so it moves faster

[CajunDreDog]

We getting some national love

Everyone in college sports is trying to figure out how to get more fans to attend games.

Here's one: three hot dogs, three beers and a popcorn for $10.https://t.co/odqm1HuPff

— Zach Barnett (@zach_barnett) June 27, 2019

[Turbine]

I love it, but one question, how is a can beer the same size as a draft beer less expensive, seriously not complaining, just wondering.

No behind the counter spillage costs

[GreatestStory]

As happy as I am about these prices, what I am more excited about is that Maggard jumped on this trend so quickly. There are only a handful of schools incorporating this strategy and we are one of them. In the past, I often felt we were the last to the table at almost everything.

Not only are we on the front side of this trend, our pricing looks much more "fan friendly" than other athletic programs incorporating this strategy.

[facelessjonmoon]

I love it, but one question, how is a can beer the same size as a draft beer less expensive, seriously not complaining, just wondering
ETA: with regards to domestics.

Probably less labor factored in and easier handling and storage

[STPacronym]

Probably less labor factored in and easier handling and storage

From what I was told by one of the volunteers working concessions. The beer is left in those portable coolers un-iced between games and get re-iced on game day.

[facelessjonmoon]

From what I was told by one of the volunteers working concessions. The beer is left in those portable coolers un-iced between games and get re-iced on game day.

Yeah... I don't think you can do that with kegs. At least not with the hoppier craft beers if you want them to taste fresh

Cans are a different story

[Cajun90]

I love it, but one question, how is a can beer the same size as a draft beer less expensive, seriously not complaining, just wondering
ETA: with regards to domestics.

I think you will find that is a misprint. Should be Domestic cans and not Craft cans. Or it is 12 oz. craft cans.

I don't know of any craft brewers who are doing 16 oz. cans.

[facelessjonmoon]

I think you will find that is a misprint. Should be Domestic cans and not Craft cans. Or it is 12 oz. craft cans.

I don't know of any craft brewers who are doing 16 oz. cans.

16 oz craft cans is actually the norm for the higher end craft beers.

I can post pics from my beer fridge later today. I know Cajunrunner can back me up here