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2019 Cheez It Bowl Game Da Dear Cheez-It® Bowl Family, Welcome to the Valley of the Sun and thank you for spending the holidays with us at the Cheez-It® Bowl. We’re excited to bring you a world-class college football game in a unique atmosphere of the diamond-turned-gridiron, as we return to Chase Field for the sixth straight year. We take great pride in having you as our guest and we look forward to making your time here as pleasant as possible. The information in this guide will help you enjoy the best Cheez-It® Bowl experience we can give. We also welcome Cheez-It® back for more fun activations as our new partner. To start your game day, we hope you will join us at The Oasis Pregame Party, presented by Cheez-It®, which is right on the front porch of Chase Field, providing easy access and a fun time leading right into the game. The goal our Fiesta Bowl Founders had back in 1971 was more than creating a postseason college football matchup. The Fiesta Bowl’s vision is to be a world class community organization that champions charitable causes, is on the forefront of innovative experiences and leads economic growth in Arizona. The Fiesta Bowl organization hosts a variety of local events each year, as well as two elite bowl games – the PlayStation® Fiesta Bowl held at State Farm Stadium and the Cheez-It® Bowl held at Chase Field. As a nonprofit organization, we believe in the importance of fostering a culture of community outreach and service. At the core of our organization is Fiesta Bowl Charities, which has contributed more than $15.5 million to Arizona nonprofits over the past nine years, including $3 million this season alone – the most of any college football bowl organization. Your dedication to the Cheez-It® Bowl and our other events enables us to give back to a variety of causes and enhance the lives of Arizonans across the state. Take a look at the information in this guide and, if there is anything we can do to help make your Cheez-It® Bowl experience more enjoyable, please don’t hesitate to reach out to a member of our staff at [email protected] or 480.350.0911. Thank you again. We appreciate you joining us at the Cheez-It® Bowl. Enjoy! Mike Nealy Executive Director, Fiesta Bowl 1 Cheez-It® bowl seating map VIDEOBOARD 143 142 1 2 141 140 139 3 0 223 1 4 332 138 ® Bowl 0 2 2 0 5 222 3 137 PAC-12 0 6 331 4 0 221 136 Cheez-I1 t 5 7 0 0 2 4 8 330 0 135 0 220 3 0 3 9 4 0 134 2 219 0 329 5 0 0 1 133 Cheez-It 218 BIG 12 4 0 328 132 3 217 0 2 B 131 0 Bowl 327 1 ® 113 216 Q 0 C 204 130 114 P D 215 205 326 O E 129 115 306 214 N F 128 206 325 G 116 213 207 307 127 H 117 324 212 126 208 118 308 211 125 119 324 323 124 120 209 1231122 21 309 322 310 210 321 210 311 320 312 319 313 318 314 317 316 315 Cheez-It® bowl seating map key club premium lower regular club regular upper premium lower premium upper regular BE A CHEEZ-IT® BOWL COMMUNITY CHAMPION Give the gift of memories this College Football Season to Arizona’s youth, teachers, and veterans across the State. You can show your support and appreciation for those who make our community a better place each and every day. CHOOSE YOUR CAUSE SEND-A-KID: The Cheez-It® Bowl has teamed up with hundreds of local nonprofit organizations to support underprivileged children in the community. The ticket donation program, you can help create lasting memories and inspire the Valley’s youth with the possibility of higher education. SEND-A-VET: In partnership with local military-focused nonprofits, the Cheez-It® Bowl continues its tradition of saluting our veterans and active military personnel in the community. Through the ticket donation program, you can help honor these local heroes and show appreciation for their time spent serving our country. SEND-A-TEACHER: Teaming up with local schools across the state, the Cheez-It® Bowl continues its support for our unsung community heroes. Through the ticket donation program, you can honor and appreciate Arizona’s finest teachers for all that they do for our children. CHOOSE YOUR investment Pick from our Community Champion ticket packages or choose any amount to contribute and donate tickets to your selected cause. Contact the Cheez-It® Bowl Ticket Office at 480.350.0911 to become a community champion today! CHEEZITBOWL.COM DECEMBER 27 THE PLAZA AND 4TH STREET WEST SIDE OF CHASE FIELD 4:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. FREE ADMISSION THE ULTIMATE GAME DAY TAILGATE FEATURING: Food and beverages available for purchase (beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages) DJ, interactive games, sponsor activities, jumbotrons and concessions Pep rallies with university band and cheerleading performances and entertainment for all ages JEFFERSON ST 4TH STREET OASIS PREGAME PARTY JACKSON STREET FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL THE CHEEZ-IT® BOWL TICKET OFFICE AT 480.350.0911 OR VISIT CHEEZITBOWL.COM. Cheez-It® bowl PARKING map MONROE STREET PWC PLAYER WILL CALL PHOENIX CONVENTION ADAMS STREET CENTER T TICKET OFFICE/GENERAL NORTH 1ST STREET 5TH STREET 7TH STREET 3RD STREET 2ND STREET SYMPHONY & TEAM WILL CALL HALL ARIZONA SCIENCE CENTER WASHINGTON STREET GARAGE ENTRANCE M MEDIA ENTRANCE & WILL CALL PHOENIX CONVENTION P CENTER OFFICIAL CHEEZ-IT® BOWL SOUTH P PARKING GARAGE JEFFERSON STREET PWC PARKING LOT NOT TALKING STICK OWNED OR OPERATED BY RESORT ARENA 4TH STREET OASIS PREGAME CHEEZ-IT® BOWL PARTY JACKSON STREET T M STREET CLOSURE ONE WAY TRAFFIC MEDIA/VIP P PARKING BUCHANAN STREET LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY 1ST STREET 4TH STREET PARKING LOTS OPEN AT 2ND STREET LINCOLN STREET * Map not drawn to scale 2:00 PM ON GAMEDAY PWC Player Will Call Parking lot not owned or operated by the Cheez-It® Bowl PARKINGT Ticket Ofce/General & Team INFORMATION Will Call Closed Roads M Media Entrance & Will Call One Way Trafc ® TheP Cheez-It®Ofcial Cheez-It Bowl Bowl Parking Garage strongly encouragesLocal Trafc only fans to purchase parking passes in advance to ease the traffic and parking experience. To purchase, please contact the Cheez-It® Bowl Ticket Office at 480.350.0911 or online at CheezItBowl.com. All vehicles, including motorcycles, must have a valid parking pass to access the parking lots. A parking pass is valid for one space only. Vehicles monopolizing excess space or parked incorrectly are subject to tow. Trailers of any kind are not permitted inside any parking area. All fees associated with the removal and impounding of the vehicle will be the responsibility of the owner. Parking passes are $20, per vehicle. Pre-purchased parking passes must be claimed by Thursday, December 26, 2019, at the Cheez-It® Bowl Ticket Office during regular business hours, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Pre-purchased passes not picked up will not be refunded. If you are unable to purchase a parking pass in advance, they will be available for purchase, cash only, on game day at the parking garage entrance. All parking, including accessible parking, is on a first-come, first-served basis with a parking pass. PARKING GUIDELINES Parking is at your own risk; neither the Cheez-It® Bowl, Chase Field nor the Phoenix Convention Center are responsible for any damaged or stolen property. Fans are asked to follow the direction of the parking staff to park quickly. Vehicles not parked in a location instructed by parking staff are subject to tow. Fans who wish to park next to friends must arrive at the same time; spots cannot be held for fans arriving later. Golf carts, segways, skateboards, scooters and other non-licensed motorized vehicles are not permitted within the lots. Portable public address systems are not permitted and sound systems inside vehicles may not be played at excessive volumes as determined by parking lot or security staff. Advertising goods or services is not permitted in the lots, including but not limited to vehicles with exterior advertising and commercial signage hung from tents. Lots are patrolled by security staff and local law enforcement officers. The Code of Conduct will be enforced throughout all lots. All fees associated with the removal and impounding of a vehicle will be the responsibility of the owner. CHEEZITBOWL.COM Accessible Entrances and Seating All Chase Field entrances are located with accessible routes and are on the Main Concourse level, with accessible entrances located at Gates A, C, E, J, K and Level 3 of the Chase Field Garage (for Suites and 200 level tickets). Once inside the concourse, you will find it very easy to get anywhere in the building via large elevators and escalators. In addition, the ballpark has a wide ramp located near Gate J that services all levels. If additional accommodations need to be made, please contact the Cheez-It® Bowl Ticket Office at 480.350.0911 or visit CheezItBowl.com. Accessible seating is available throughout the stadium, including all suites, which are accessible by the elevators located at all entrances. ACCESSIBLE PARKING Chase Field features a garage just south of the ballpark on 4th Street. The garage has parking spaces designated for vehicles displaying a valid disabled plate or placard. Each garage entrance is accessible to high-profile vehicles and the parking lot is connected to accessible routes to the ticket windows and building entrances.
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