devils on mill

The Sun Devil Coalition invites the ASU community to attend Devils on Mill, the new pre-game event held before each home game featuring live music, free food, games, photo booths, and special appearances from Sparky and the Spirit Squad. In addition to the free food, Mill Avenue Merchants will provide specials and discounts throughout the event and select merchants will provide on-site sampling. Tents, misters, water, and air-conditioned gaming areas will keep you cool throughout the event!

Hey Student Orgs – The Sun Devil Coalition wants to invite you to participate in Devils on Mill! Devils on Mill is a great opportunity to promote your organization. To get involved, complete the form found here: https://students.asu.edu/devilsonmill

need a ride?

Need a ride from Tempe? Take a shuttle!

Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations:

Shuttle A: Behind Hassayampa Academic Village on Lemon Street

Shuttle B: The road between Sonora & Vista Del Sol, outside the main entrance of Sonora

Drop-Off Points for Both Shuttles: 6th Street/Forest Avenue

Shuttle Rotations: Between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. , running continuously every 20minutes (Services end at 6 p.m. )

parking

Meters and visitor lots are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and do fill up daily. Best times for availability are early morning (before 9 a.m.) or later in the afternoon (after 2 p.m.). Temporary permits may be purchased from Parking and Transit Services located at The Towers on 5th Street between Forest and College Avenue, Tempe, AZ.

Find the most current Football parking information here.

guest/pay lots

Guest/Pay lots open 3.5 hours prior to kick-off. Public parking lots are located on both the South and North ends of Sun Devil Stadium. Game day pay parking will be available in the following lots:

• Disabled Parking is available in the Packard Drive South Lower Level: $20
• Lot 59NE on Rio Salado and Rural Road: $20
• 10th Street Structure on 10th Street and University Drive: $10
• Fulton Center Garage on College and University Drive: $10
• Lot 16 on Mill Avenue and University Drive: $10
• RV and Bus Parking in Lot 59N on Rio Salado and Packard Drive: $50

 

pass holder lots

Pass holder parking lots open 5 hours prior to kick-off. A Sun Devil Stadium Parking Pass is required to park in the following lots:

• Lots 2-7
• Whiteman Tennis Reserved
• Reserved North
• Reserved South
• Disabled Lot
• Golden Angel Lot
• Sparky's Lawn

 

RV and bus parking

RV and bus parking is available for purchase in Lot 59N on Rio Salado and Packard Drive for $50 per vehicle. To purchase parking please contact the Sun Devil Ticket Office at (480) 727-0000.

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stadium access

Gates: All gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

suggested entry gates

Every area in Sun Devil Stadium can be accessed from each gate. For ease of entry, below are suggested entry gates based on seating sections. Southwest Gate: Sections 1-10, 37-41, 101-114, 144-154, 201-213 and Suite Guests Southeast Gate: Students, SEF, NEF, Sections 26-41, 128-150, 236-247 Northwest Gate: Sections 7-24, 107-125, 207-230 North Gate: Students wishing to sit in the Upper Deck Student Section, NF, NEH, NWH, Sections 11-26, 111-127, 212-235 Northeast Gate: Sections 15-35, 120-140, 222-247

disabled cart service

A cart service (including passenger & wheelchair carts) is provided for guests requiring assistance within the gates of Sun Devil Stadium. Carts will transport guests from inside the stadium gates to the main concourse upon arrival and from the main concourse to the stadium entrance gates upon departure. The cart service begins when the gates open to the public 1 1/2 hours prior to game time and conclude once the stadium has been cleared. Travel to the loge and upper deck is limited, so please arrive early. All travel to the loge and upper deck stops 15 minutes prior to kick-off. There are five (5) designated pick-up and drop-off areas located just inside the Southeast, Southwest, Northeast, North and Northwest gates. Please note the ASU Athletic Department only offers cart service inside the stadium gates. A pre and post game shuttle is offered through ASU Parking & Transit Services. These carts are offered to shuttle guests from the Disabled Lot to the northeast stadium gates, pre-game. Post-game, non-wheelchair accessible golf carts will be available from the Northeast stadium gate to shuttle guests to the disabled parking lots. This service will end approximately 30 minutes after the game concludes.

fan drop off

Guests without parking passes, with extenuating circumstances (i.e. mobility impairments) may be dropped off just inside the reserved disabled lot located near the Northeast Gate.

courtesy guidelines

Guests are expected to cooperate in an appropriate manner by refraining from impeding competition, using vulgarities, making threats and throwing objects. Guests who participate in any of the acts listed above may be ejected from the premises at the discretion of event management personnel. Students attending Sun Devil Athletic Events are expected to adhere to the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) Code of Conduct. Failure to follow the ABOR Code of Conduct may result in ejection from the premises and disciplinary action through Student Judicial Affairs. The ABOR Student Code of Conduct can be viewed HERE.

getting to Tempe

Directions to ASU Tempe Campus by Automobile

from the north (Scottsdale):

Take the Loop 101 South to the Loop 202 West Exit Scottsdale Rd. (exit #7), head South Turn right on Rio Salado Dr., stadium is on your left

from the south (Chandler/Gilbert):

Take the Loop 101 North Exit University Dr (exit #52) and take a left (west) Turn right on Veterans Way, stadium is on your right

from the east (Mesa):

Take US-60 West to the Loop 101 North Exit University Dr (exit #52) and take a left (west) Turn right on Veterans Way, stadium is on your right

from the west (Glendale):

Take I-10 East to the Loop 202 East Exit Scottsdale Rd. (exit #7), head South Turn right on Rio Salado Dr., stadium is on your left

from sky harbor airport

Take Sky Harbor Blvd. East to Loop 202. Take Loop 202 East to Scottsdale/Rural Road (exit 7). Turn right onto Rural Road. Drive South to Apache Blvd. Turn right (west) onto Apache Blvd. Turn right just past McAllister Avenue. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking in Structure #1.

from Tucson / southern Arizona

Take Highway I-10 West to Highway US 60 East. Take Highway US 60 East to the Rural Road exit. Turn left (north) onto Rural Road to Apache Blvd. Turn left onto Apache Blvd. Turn right just past McAllister Avenue. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking in Structure #1.

from Flagstaff / northern Arizona

Take Highway I-17 South to Highway I-10 East (exit 200A). Take Highway I-10 East to Loop 202 East (exit 147). Take Loop 202 East to Scottsdale/Rural Road (exit 7). Turn Right onto Rural Road. Drive South to Apache Blvd. Turn right onto Apache Blvd. Turn right just past McAllister Avenue. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking in Structure #1.

from ASU west campus

Take Thunderbird Road East to Highway I-17 South. Take Highway I-17 South to Highway I-10 East (exit 200A). Take Highway I-10 East to Loop 202 East (exit 147). Take Loop 202 East to Scottsdale/Rural Road (exit 7). Turn Right onto Rural Road. Drive South to Apache Blvd. Turn right onto Apache Blvd. Turn right just past McAllister Avenue. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking in Structure #1.

from ASU poly campus

Take Power Road North to Highway US 60 West. Take Highway US 60 West to Rural Road exit. Turn right (north) onto Rural Road to Apache Blvd. Turn left onto Apache Blvd. Turn right just past McAllister Avenue. Follow the signs to Visitor Parking in Structure #1.

tailgating

dates

• 9/24: USC, Saturday.
• 10/1: Oregon State, Saturday.
• 11/19: Arizona, Saturday.
• 11/25: Cal, Friday (day after Thanksgiving).

where can I tailgate?

Tailgating is permitted in the locations shown in maroon, gray or orange on the map above. Orange locations are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the space for a tailgate is limited to one vehicle per parking space so as to allow all fans access to parking. Locations shown in maroon or gray must be reserved in advance. For information about capacity, services and reservations, please hover over an individual location on the map.

ASU's tailgating policy

Tailgating on football game days is a wonderful and long-standing tradition at Arizona State University. The university policy on tailgating is designed to ensure a family friendly and fun environment for all those who attend Sun Devil football games. For the safety and enjoyment of all fans, please keep the following guidelines in mind when attending ASU football games.

In order to have a great atmosphere inside and outside of Sun Devil Stadium for home football games, tailgating policies are in place. These policies coincide with the Arizona Board of Regents policy 5-108 (A)(8) which states the authority of the president to permit the consumption of alcohol at designated times and in designated areas of the university on days when football games are played at the Tempe campus. Unless otherwise designated by the president, consumption of alcohol at authorized tailgate parties is limited to beer and wine and does not include spirituous liquor or other alcoholic beverages.

Along with that policy, the following are policies regarding each facility designated as an authorized football gameday parking lot/structure.

• One space per vehicle, per pass.
• There will be no saving spaces.
• Parking lots in the northern portions of campus (season pass holder areas) open 5 hours prior to kickoff; all other ASU lots and structures open 3 1/2 hours prior to kickoff.
• No glass containers are allowed in the lots.
• Please use only propane gas grills in lots. No open flames.
• In parking structures, grilling is only allowed on the top level (roof).
• Alcoholic beverages are limited to beer and wine.
• Vehicles pulling trailers will be directed to the RV parking lot.

All tailgate party attendees are required to comply with the instructions of ASU PD officials. The consumption of beer and wine at tailgate parties in accordance with this section does not require a permit. However, the provision and/or service of alcohol to more than 20 guests requires a permit. The sale of alcoholic beverages at tailgate parties is prohibited unless specifically approved by the president or designee pursuant to this policy.

Containers used for consumption must be made of aluminum or plastic. If bottled beer is brought to the parking lots, it must be poured into a plastic or aluminum container for consumption and the glass container stowed in a trash container that will prevent breakage or broken glass from spilling.

“Drinking games,” defined by participation that requires one or more persons to consume alcohol, are prohibited. Common games included in this prohibition are “beer pong” and “quarters,” to name a few examples. Also prohibited are devices that promote the rapid consumption of alcohol; these devices are commonly known as “beer bongs.” This prohibition also includes “shotgunning” beer, when a hole punched in the container causes the beer to flow freely because of venting.

ASU also encourages its fans to tailgate in a responsible manner, respectful of the campus and respectful of other Sun Devil fans and fans from visiting schools.

Any violations of these policies will result in relocation out of the parking lot and subject the pass holder to having their parking pass revoked.

policy resources

Read the full manual on Sales and Service of Alcoholic Beverages at http://www.asu.edu/aad/manuals/pdp/pdp202-03.html.

Refer to http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.asp?Title=28 , Chapter 4 for current AZ legislation on Driving Under the Influence.

Refer to http://www.cga.ct.gov/2008/rpt/2008-r-0128.htm for the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) Restoration Act, also known as Open Container Laws. The State of Arizona complies with TEA_21.

For rented venues, check with your catering services provider if they already have a permit to serve alcohol at your venue. If not, you would need to apply for your own permit. Please see: http://www.asu.edu/police/documents/alcohol_permit_form.pdf