IV Therapy for Atlanta Game Days

College football owns Atlanta from September to New Year’s Day. We bring IV hydration to you before and after, usually within 90 minutes.

  • Between Bobby Dodd in Midtown, Center Parc in Summerhill and Mercedes-Benz downtown, this city hosts football on most Saturdays through to January, and it stops for Georgia whether or not Georgia is playing here.
  • A registered nurse comes to your hotel room, rental, apartment or house, does an intake and vitals, then runs the drip while you sit or lie down. Most visits take about 45 minutes.
  • Four Atlanta clinics dispatch our nurses, so we can staff a Sunday morning in November rather than taking the booking and hoping.

The weekends we get called for

Not every game produces the same phone calls.

Why a game day is harder on you than it looks

A tailgate is a long day that nobody plans for.

  • It starts hours before kickoff and finishes long after, which is a longer stretch than most people account for.
  • Georgia weather does not follow the calendar. An October afternoon in the sun and a cold December day in heated bars both dehydrate you, just differently.
  • Alcohol is a diuretic, so it removes fluid and electrolytes faster than you can drink them back.
  • Most people eat once, early, and then not again until late.
  • If you flew in, the travel day already started you in deficit.
  • By the next morning water alone will not fix it, because it has to pass through a system that is already struggling. An IV goes straight to your circulation.

Atlanta college football through January

The dates the city plans around. We update this as the season resolves.

  • Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd, Midtown. Mercer 19 September, Duke 10 October, Boston College 24 October, Louisville 7 November, Wake Forest 21 November. Around 50,000 people on North Avenue, a short walk from Piedmont Park.
  • Georgia vs Florida, Saturday 31 October, Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The rivalry left Jacksonville for 2026 while its stadium is rebuilt. Kickoff 3:30, sold out, roughly 70,000 people downtown. The biggest college football day Atlanta will have this year.
  • Georgia State at Center Parc, Summerhill. Northern Illinois 26 September, Old Dominion 3 October, Coastal Carolina 31 October, Georgia Southern 14 November, Louisiana 28 November. The Georgia Southern game is the rivalry.
  • SEC Championship, Saturday 5 December, Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Teams decided the week before.
  • Cricket Celebration Bowl, Saturday 12 December, Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The HBCU national championship, with the Band of the Year showcase downtown the night before.
  • Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Friday 1 January, Mercedes-Benz Stadium. A College Football Playoff quarterfinal this season.
  • Georgia’s road and Athens dates. Atlanta watches either way. Alabama on 10 October and Georgia Tech on 28 November are the two that fill every bar in the city.

Pricing and Service Details

What On-The-Go Costs, How Far We Travel, and How Soon We Can Be There

  • On-The-Go starts at $250, which includes the ReVidalizer. Boosts are extra. A 15 percent gratuity applies.
  • We accept HSA and FSA.
  • Our service window is 90 minutes, within a 25 mile radius of your nearest Vida-Flo clinic. Beyond 25 miles a travel fee of $25 to $35 applies.
  • On-call hours are 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. A call that comes in before 4:30 PM can still be dispatched the same day.
  • Parties of six or more need 24 hours notice so we can staff the visit properly.
  • Every visit is performed by a registered nurse working under the supervision and protocols of Vida-Flo licensed physician medical directors.
  • On-The-Go is backed by the Vida-Flo clinic network, not a standalone mobile service. We have been doing IV hydration since 2012.

Game day questions

What people ask before they book.

  • Can you come the morning after? Yes, and Sunday morning is our most common game day booking. On-call hours start at 9:00 AM.
  • Can you come before kickoff? Yes. Plenty of people book the morning of rather than the morning after.
  • Can you come to my hotel? Yes. Your room is your space and the visit is between you and your nurse. Our nurse arrives in plain clothes with a single bag.
  • Can you treat a group? Yes, and game weekends are one of our biggest sources of group bookings. Six or more needs 24 hours notice, so call in the week rather than on the day.
  • How fast can you get to me? Our service window is 90 minutes from booking, within 25 miles of whichever of our four Atlanta clinics is closest.
  • What about road closures and game day traffic? That is our problem, not yours. Our nurses plan around them.
  • Do you come into the stadium? No. We come to where you are staying, before you go or after you come back.
  • What does it cost? On-The-Go starts at $250, which includes the ReVidalizer. Boosts are extra and a 15 percent gratuity applies. We accept HSA and FSA.

Why Vida-Flo

Vida-Flo has been doing IV hydration since 2012 and has delivered over one million treatments across ten clinics in three states.

  • Founded in 2012, one of the first IV hydration clinic companies in the country.
  • Over 1,000,000 IV treatments delivered.
  • Ten clinics across Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina, so On-The-Go is backed by real locations and real staff rather than a dispatch app.
  • Every treatment, in the clinic or at your door, is given by a registered nurse working under the supervision and protocols of our licensed physician medical directors.

On-The-Go across metro Atlanta

We bring IV hydration to these areas. Pick the one closest to you, or see the whole metro overview.

Book On-The-Go for a game weekend

Tell us where you are staying and we will send a nurse. Book ahead in the week if you are bringing a group.

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