Do's and Dont's of All-you-can-eat Seats

I went to a Dodgers vs Giants game and sat in the pavilion for the first time, which basically means CHEAP SEATS & ALL YOU CAN EAT! Yes, you will rub elbows with your neighbors, and even get cheese sauce on someone's hair in front you (true story), but I love these seats! I recommend everyone to try them at least once...or twice! But of course, to maximize your all-you-can-eat experience, I compiled a handy Do's and Dont's list.

..and there's more where that came from!

DOs

1. Get there early so you can not just beat the line, but get first dibs on fresh hot dogs and nachos
2. Pace yourself. You may get overwhelmed by the initial plethora of food, but relax it's going to be there the whole. entire. game.
3. Get a tray. You may think that you can carry everything in your pockets, but this just makes it easier to eat and enjoy the game.
4. Fill your tray with a variety of snacks (as shown above) so you don't get bored of eating one thing
5. Get TWO sodas (not shown) at a time because you will be thirsty under the hot, hot sun!
6. Leave before the final inning so you can take some snacks to go (I got three extra bags of peanuts, and two Dodger Dogs)

DON'Ts 

1. Do not skip breakfast. You might think that not eating before the game will allow you to consume more food, but you will actually be so hungry you will eat a TON of food by the 1st inning and be in a food coma for the rest of the game. DON'T SKIP BREAKFAST.
2. Do not pay $15 for parking. Instead, find street parking just below the Dodger Stadium. This will leave you in happy mood, and make you feel like these seats were more worth it.
3. Do not start a fight. Pavilion seats have some of most hard-core Dodger fans.
   hard-core fans + all you can eat food = getting food thrown at you.
4. Don't go there just for the food. All you can eat is enjoyed best when you complement it with the natural pleasures of a baseball game.

View from pavilion seats, not bad right?