Football Parking

Overview

Boise State values fan support and encourages ticket holders to arrive early and enjoy food, fun and time with friends at pre-game tailgate parties. All fans are expected to follow all state and local laws, respect the property of those around them and treat fellow fans — including those supporting the opposing team— with civility.

In the interest of safety, sportsmanship and consistency, behavior that would be unacceptable on any other day will not be overlooked on game days. The same rules and regulations apply every day of the year, including game days.

Termination of Tailgate Parties at the University’s Discretion

At its discretion, the university may terminate tailgate par­ties or take other appropriate action against individuals, groups or organizations whose conduct is irresponsible, unreasonable or inconsistent with Boise State University, City of Boise and/or State of Idaho’s poli­cies, regulations, ordinances or laws.

For the safety and enjoyment of all fans, please review and follow these tailgating guidelines on football game days.

Fan Behavior and Sportsmanship

Boise State is committed to creating a safe and welcoming game-day environment. All fans share responsibility for showing respect, practicing good sportsmanship and helping make game day enjoyable for everyone.

Fan Conduct

Boise State enforces all state laws regarding the use and possession of alcohol on campus. Violations such as public indecency, disorderly conduct, lewd behavior or similar misconduct may result in disciplinary action, including arrest, citation, exclusion from campus, or revocation of game tickets and parking privileges.

Drinking games or any activities that encourage alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited during tailgating.

Respect for University Personnel

Please show respect, patience and courtesy to all security staff, ushers, parking attendants and game-day personnel. Their role is to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Verbal or Physical Abuse Will Not Be Tolerated

Verbal or physical abuse of Boise State staff will not be tolerated and will result in the loss of parking privileges and/or additional disciplinary action.

Parking Lot Policies

The Alumni and Friends Center parking lot opens four hours before kickoff on weekdays and eight hours before kickoff on weekends, matching Albertsons Stadium parking schedules. A valid parking pass must be displayed to enter the parking lot.

The lot closes one hour after the game ends, and all vehicles must vacate by that time. Overnight parking is not allowed.

Association Parking Guidelines

• Keep drive lanes clear at all times for vehicles and emergency access. Drive lane clearance will be strictly enforced.
• Park only within your assigned stall and stay inside the painted lines. Do not occupy unpaid or neighboring spaces.
• Throwing objects, including footballs, is not permitted in parking areas.
• Do not use stakes to secure tents due to underground irrigation and electrical systems.
• Kegs, glass bottles and visible open alcohol containers are not allowed.

Barbecues and Trash

• Please pack out what you pack in. Do not dump charcoal in the parking lots, grassy areas or trash bins.
• Unattended barbecue fires will be extinguished.
• Open fire pits and bonfires are not allowed.
• Do not leave trash in the parking lots. Additional trash containers are located throughout the parking lots for.

Advertising

Commercial and other solicitation (sales and/or advertising) is prohibited on campus. Vehicles promoting or representing commercial brands, private brands or other entities may not park in the Alumni and Friends Center lot without prior written approval from the Boise State Alumni Association.

For other campus lots, direct written approval must be obtained from Bronco Sports Properties (BSP). For more information, contact the following:

• Alumni and Friends Center lot: Contact the Alumni Association at (208) 426-1698.
• Other campus lots: Contact BSP at (208) 426-4999.