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2017Fanguidemap.Pdf PARKING NOTICE: MSU Game Day 2019 We welcome our guests and =³ ATM encourage safe and courteous Ja !ö Dining Locations K Ja parking. To protect property !c First Aid and personal safety, illegally ac Police parked vehicles, or those Ja impeding or endangering !_ Restrooms Thad Cochran Research, Technology and Economic (!HC others will be towed at the !_ Restrooms (24hrs) Development Park owner’s expense. The Parking Shuttles Assistance Center is located TO WEST POINT Ja ADA North - Old Main TO TUPELO in the Bryan Building and is Ja ADA South - Newell Grissom TO HWY 45 ALT NORTH available to transport fans to Ja Davis Wade Express towed vehicles. 662-325-9114 Ja Old Main/Hwy 12 Express Highway 182 Ja RV Lots/Wise Center - Newell Grissom Nusz Ja Research Park - Humphrey Coliseum Park Ja Taxi, Limo, and Charter Service Pitts Parking Assistance Center Road Closures Tennis Mike Sanders CONTACT: No Access Seal Football Track Complex Bryan Complex Pass Required Shira Parking Assistance Bulldog Club Pass Only Templeton Center and Information TO DOWNTOWN STARKVILLE (!38 Public Parking Dudy Noble St. Perry George Palmeiro Field Bryan Building COLLEGE VIEW ST Center ADA Bulldog Club 662-325-9114 Public ADA Permit Required [email protected] !_ Sanderson Public Grass Parking Humphrey Center (!26 Coliseum Reserved RV Parking 36 MSU Police Department TO DOWNTOWN STARKVILLE Mize (! Pavilion Public RV Parking Butler Williams Building UNIVERS ITY DRIVE Bailey Howell Dr. (!ZP US Highway 12 Ja Bus Parking (!24 Gameday - Police tent in the Nusz Soccer (!34 Junction Resident Parking (!30 Clubhouse Howell Hall (!8!_ (!10 Deavenport 662-325-2121 Restricted Area Hunter Hall Henry Bailey Howell Dr. McArthur JaJa Dogwood Zacharias Village Emergency 911 !_ Giles Hall A Garner Barr Ave. (! Butler (!6 !c (!2 TO DOWNTOWN STARKVILLE 28 Memorial 12 (! Briscoe (! RUSSELL ST Stone Blvd. Freeman Moore Athletic Ticket Office Staord 40 (!18 (!!_ !16 Old Main ( !BP Bryan Building Academic Center Barr Ave. ( !ö DAVIS WADE 4 F (! (! (!14 Bus Parking Ticket information, reserved STADIUM Hull Chapel !_ Ja (!20 Lee Blvd. !_ Butler a Ja(!25 parking, and lot assignment Williams c Hilbun 32 Harned Sessums (!Bell Island Magruder !_ West Lawn !c George 662-325-2600 TO US HWY 25 S ac Buses Only Lee Blvd. (!B1 Roberts TO ACKERMAN !_ Lee McKee JaJa The Junction ! !_ ! Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m., M-F HWY 12 WEST 5 ! ö ö !3 (! ö ³ SRG(! (Hill !_Newell Perry =Union Grissom !_ C (!B (! McCool SP McCain (! Herzer Dorman Montgomery Drill Field Patterson Game Day Only (!19 !7 ( (!9 Davis Wade Stadium ticket (!BG McCarthy Mitchell Herbert Bowen D Library Hardy St. office (! Swalm Simrall 11 IED North end zone, opens 3 hours (! (!17 Allen !_ (!21 Hand !_ Longest before kickoff Fresh !_ (!23 SHC (!13 Foods Thompson (!27 (!15 Cresswell Bulldog Club McComas USDA Support the Bulldogs Hathorn Moseley South Montgomery St. Blackjack Rd. 662-325-3074 Pace Rice Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m., M-F Locksley Way PG (! Oak SOUTH STARKVILLE ONLY Stone Blvd. TO MONTGOMERY ST Band Athletic Game Management LOCKSLEY WAY Magnolia Hall In service 2 hours prior, during, Hardy St. and immediately after game Blackjack Rd. Parking Cross-Reference (Reserved # vs. Campus #) TO 45 SOUTH 662-325-8158 Ja TO CRAWFORD Ja TO ARTESIA Lot 2 – B5 Lot 18 – F8 ADA Lot A – F6 OKTOC RD Lot 3 – F18 Lot 19 – F19 ADA Lot B – B16 Wise Gameday comments Lot 4 – B11 Lot 20 – C9 ADA Lot C – A1 & B15 Ja Center Lot 5 – F16 Lot 21 – A19 ADA Lot D – A4 (!WP [email protected] Lot 6 – F5 Lot 23 – A9 ADA Lot F – B12 Lot 7 – F20 & F21 Lot 24 – B1 ADA North – J8 Lot 8 – F3 Lot 25 – A2 & C13 ADA South – L15 Buckner Ln. Lot 9 – A3 Lot 26 – G14 BP Parking – C6 Emergency Communication Blvd. State Hail Lot 10 – F4 Lot 27 – A12 & E5 RP Parking – L13 & L14 Ja Follow @maroonalert on Lot 11 – A6 Lot 28 – F5 (Grass Area) SP Parking – D4 – D13 Lot 12 – B10 Lot 29 – L12 WP Parking – L4 – L9 (!29 Twitter to be informed about Lot 13 – E1 Lot 30 – F1 & F2 ZP Parking – C1 Lot 14 – C16 Lot 32 – B13 emergency situations. Lot 15 – F32 Lot 34 – B6 & B7 Ja www.emergency.msstate.edu Lot 16 – B9 Lot 36 – G9 & G10 Lot 17 – A7 & A8 Lot 38 - G6, G7, & G8 (!RP Hail State Blvd. 0 0.25 0.5 Miles Visit hailstate.com/gameday on your device • Larger tents must be rented from Southern Tradition Tailgating, the Tailgate Services • Loading zone use is limited to 5 minutes, with a person remaining with vehicle. Tailgating and Junction Guidelines and Tent Services provider for the MSU campus. All fans wishing to acquire Tailgate • Fans should pull to the curb, unload supplies by the curb, and immediately proceed Services (small pop up tents) or Tent Services (large tents) should coordinate to designated parking areas. • All picnic areas open at 4 p.m. the day before a game. (Begin setting up tents) directly with Southern Tradition Tailgating at www.SouthernTraditionTailgating.com • Safety lanes must remain clear and unobstructed. • All picnic areas close at midnight daily. or [email protected] (Anyone charging for setting up more than • To enhance the Junction’s safety and the entire gameday experience, roads closing 4 • Grass areas immediately adjacent to reserved parking lots are open for tailgating to 10 tailgate setups is NOT allowed on the MSU campus. Any fan acquiring services hours before kickoff are: Creelman St. from Tracy Drive to Stone Blvd.; Stone Blvd. those who have passes to those parking lots on game days. from a service that is not allowed on campus should understand that they may be from Bost Drive to Bully Blvd.; Barr Avenue from Bost Ext. Drive to College View Drive; • No wheeled vehicles or trailers are permitted in tailgating areas. (i.e. large grills removed from campus.) College View Drive from Bailey Howell Drive to Barr Avenue; and Old Bully Blvd. from pulled with a vehicle). • University Departments wishing to rent tents should contact Event Services 662- Bully Blvd. • Generators are allowed, but battery inverters are preferred. 325-3228. • MSU Dining presents Gameday Central, located at the corner of Creelman St. and • Charcoal grills are allowed, but charcoal must be fully extinguished and disposed of • Connection to university utilities is strictly prohibited. Stone Blvd. in a responsible manner. Fire pits are not allowed. • Picnic areas must be vacated by midnight or 2hrs after the conclusion of a late game • MSU is serving gameday enthusiasts with a central pick-up location for tailgating • Garbage (black bags) and recycling (blue or green bags) should be sealed and left the day after the game. MSU is not responsible for any tailgate items left before, orders and supplies, including ice. Orders must be placed before 3 p.m. on Wednesday for collection at your tailgating location or disposed of in a trash or recycling during, or after the game. for Saturday games! container. Black and blue or green bags are available on the poles located throughout • Animals are not allowed in tailgating area on Gaemday. This includes but is not • For convenient online ordering, visit www.msucatering.com or call the MSU Dining gameday areas. limited to such areas as the Junction, Amphitheatre, Barnes and Noble lawn and Catering Office at 662-325-3663. • The university will follow local ordinances and state laws regarding alcohol. other Green spaces on campus where fans have tailgates set up as well RV parking • MSU clothing and souvenir sales locations are located throughout the interior of • Small tents are permitted. No stakes larger than 1/4 inch in diameter and no longer areas. Davis Wade Stadium. than 6 inches. No ropes. map). Buses must exit campus via George Perry St. by turning north onto George ADA Parking Lot passengers to and from the Newell Grissom Building terminal. All Transit Buses Fan Code of Conduct Perry St. from Lee Blvd. operate for 2 hrs. after the end of the game. • REMINDER: Center campus roads close 4 hours before kickoff • Disability Carts will be available to provide access from ADA Transit Terminals at Old Main and The Mississippi State University family aims to ensure that sporting events on the Starkville (see map for road closures). Newell Grissom to designated DWS locations campus provide a special fan experience for all in attendance and a positive competitive experience for each team involved. The reputation of Mississippi State athletic events has always included dedicated fans who enjoy the campus experience and traditions involved, Transit Services Public RV Parking and competitive teams on the field of play. Please continue to be courteous and respectful • Free transit service is provided by Starkville-MSU Area Rapid Transit (SMART) on Game to those around you and refrain from behavior that interferes with enjoyment of the event. • Public RV parking is located at the Mississippi Horse Park south of the MSU Campus. Listed below are specific areas in which fan codes of conduct will be expected. Days from various on and off campus locations to Giles Hall, Newell Grissom, and Old Main Academic Center. Below is a listing of routes and stop locations fans can use to access campus • For information/reservations: call 662-325-9350 or http://mshorsepark.com/events/football-rv- parking. BEHAVIOR via SMART. For more information on schedules, routes and stops, please go to https://www. • Transit Service provided, drops off at Newell-Grissom. Our game-day security and guest services staff are on hand to assist fans at sporting events.
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