4A/5A/6A/Open Division Football Championships
ASU Mountain America Stadium
Friday, Dec 6 – NE Spectator entry opens at 3 pm; Kickoffs – 4A @ 4 p.m.; 5A @ 8 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 7 - NE Spectator entry opens at 12 pm; Kickoffs - 6A @ 1 pm; Open Division @ 6 p.m.

• All tickets sold online through the AIA’s official ticketing platform GoFan (https://www.azpreps365.com/tickets)
• Gates open one hour prior to the first kickoff of the day at the NE Gate (northeast corner of stadium).
  • Adults - $20
  • Students with high school ID - $7.50

Only clear bags are allowed into the stadium under the Arizona State University clear bag policy. click here

Directions: For all games, arrive as early as possible due to NCAA volleyball at Desert Financial Arena and ASU hockey at Mullett Arena occurring that weekend. Also, do not come from the west. The Tempe Festival of the Arts will shut down Mill Ave. and affect traffic patterns in the area. Best to come from the north (Loop 202/Rio Salado Parkway) or the east. It is also a good idea to ride the light rail and get off at Mountain America Stadium. The southwest entrance to the stadium will be open for spectators.

Parking Lots: Are on the north, northeast corner and east side of the stadium. Parking is $15 per vehicle as per the management company that runs the lots. ONLY CREDIT CARDS AND GOOGLE PLAY/APPLE PAY ACCEPTED upon arrival. You will be able to prepay for parking through a Ticketmaster link (coming soon). Additionally, do not park in the structure on Packard Dr. That will be reserved for hockey and volleyball spectators. There is a parking structure on Veterans Way across the street from the south side of the stadium and the Carson Student Activities Center. All spectators parking in a lot other than the ones designated for the AIA football championships must pay the rate in that area.

While there will be ADA parking, there will not be any carts available for spectator transport.

Lots will open two hours prior to the first game of the day. Saving spaces for tailgating will not be allowed. Tailgating at your own vehicles is permitted.

For a map of available lots: click here (coming soon) | Bus and light rail schedule: click here

Entry: There will be two fan entrances. The main entrance will be on the northeast corner of the stadium by the main parking lot. ADA accessible elevators are available. The second entrance will be at the southwest corner of the stadium closest to the light rail station, which also has ADA accessible elevators. This is a spectator only entrance. AIA passes will not be accepted there. There is a no re-entry policy that will be strictly enforced. Mountain America Stadium operates as a cashless facility. Credit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted for parking and concessions.

Ingress Map: click here (coming soon)

Signs/Whiteboards: Mountain America Stadium Event Management allows fans to bring signs smaller than 3’ X 2’ to the game, provided these items meet prescribed guidelines. Signs cannot be hung over any existing signage, block the view of another guest, or contain any advertisements or profanities. Signs larger than 3’ X 2’, whiteboards and poles of any kind or size are not allowed into Mountain America Stadium. Sun Devil Event Management reserves the right to confiscate any sign/whiteboard.

Webcast Coverage:
4A live webcast (with NFHS Network subscription) at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/aia/gam5ede562d77

5A live webcast (with NFHS Network subscription) at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/aia/gamfb9d2cbdc2

6A live telecast on AZ Family Sports and Entertainment Network channel 44 (Cox 13)
Live webcast (with NFHS Network subscription) at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/aia/gam004e4ed0d5

Open Division tape delayed telecast on AZ Family Sports and Entertainment Network channel 44 (Cox 13)
Live webcast (with NFHS Network subscription) at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/aia/gamec98220fbc

One subscription to the NFHS Network will allow one month or one year of full access to all these games (depending on subscription level), and everything the NFHS Network hosts on its site from Arizona and around the country.