What kind of alcohol will be sold at Thompson-Boling Arena?

Now that the alcohol menu for Thompson-Boling Arena has been revealed ahead of Saturday's Alice Cooper concert, beer fans can rejoice — but not too much. 

The alcohol options are not overly exciting and are overpriced by grocery store standards, but that's to be expected at concerts these days.

Let's take a look. 

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Four light beers available

At a glance, there are four light beer options, one IPA and one spiked seltzer. 

Coors Light, Miller Lite and Bud Light are all available for $12. Michelob Ultra is also available for $13. Each of these choices have an alcohol by volume level of 4.2%.

Each beer will be either 24 or 25 ounces, with the exception of the Lagunitas IPA. 

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The Lagunitas IPA will be available in a 19.2-ounce serving for $13. Its 6.2% ABV is the highest on the menu.

Bon & Viv spiked seltzer will also be available for non-beer drinkers. These $12 seltzers will be served in 16-ounce portions with an ABV of 4.5%. 

For those who don't drink beer or spiked seltzer, Thompson-Boling has you covered with a variety of Coke products.

How will alcohol sales work? 

Alcohol will only be sold at five beer kiosks around the arena — not at concession stands for the time being. 

You must show a valid photo ID each time you try to purchase alcohol. The alcohol will be poured from cans into clear cups, and you can only purchase two drinks at a time. 

Jeff Maples, the university's senior associate vice chancellor for finance and administration, said Friday that he is not worried about Thompson-Boling's ability to successfully sell alcohol for the first time. 

"I think we've got a good plan in place," he said.