Fau games

Looking for more gaming? The Arena also features tables for pool, ping pong, and board games, and inch TV screens for console gaming! Phone: Email: faugamingcenter fau. Wondering what to play? See our PC game list here! We offer a friendly space for both casual and competitive PC gaming, console gaming, tabletop gaming, ping pong, and pool.

We sell access to high-end equipment that is normally out of the price range of an average college student, as well as a place to hang out and form relationships with Owls that have similar interests as you do. We offer the ultimate college student gaming experience! The gaming PCs and newer gaming consoles are the only things that you are required to pay for use.

The console area is free to use if you bring your own consoles, as is the rental of our ping-pong equipment, billiards equipment, tabletop games, and older gaming consoles.

We have an Xbox One and multiple Nintendo Switch consoles that are pay-to-play, as well as a PS3 , Xbox , and Nintendo Wii console with a small library of games that are free-to-play. You may also bring your own consoles, console games, and controllers.

We offer spacious areas with 65" TV monitors and seating for you to hang out and play. Bring-your-own console stations are free to use. Students will be allowed to leave their tailgating materials in the "Rat's Mouth" area during the game, but are reminded that the FAU Athletic Department, FAU Police Department and the University itself are not liable for any items damaged or stolen from the "Rat's Mouth" area during the game.

You are expected to bring all of your trash and recycling, including charcoal, to appropriately designated receptacles. Tents: There is no limitation on the size of personal tents. Tents should be secured from blowing over; however, staking to the ground is not permitted. It is recommended that you utilize sandbags or an alternate weighting method. If a professional tenting company will be utilized, please contact FAU-OWLS to arrange for delivery, set-up, break-down and pick-up.

There may be limitations to the size of tents assembled by professional tenting companies. Power Supplies: Electrical cords plugged into the outlets on University structures are not permitted. Furthermore, generators are not permitted. Old Dominion gets 2 safeties in win over Florida Atlantic Teja Young scores pick-six vs. Fordham Rams Florida Atlantic Owls vs.

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