Game day parking will open on most of the campus at 5 p.m. Because classes and operations will be continuing throughout the entire day, there will be no game day activities on Memory Mall and Greeks on the Green for this game. Game day activities will be limited to around FBC Mortgage Stadium, where students and fans are invited to visit IOA Plaza for pregame festivities.

Traffic flows on campus will generally be the same as on a regular weekday. All campus entrances will remain available for traffic the entire day.

Garage H will be reserved for game day parking starting at 4 p.m. for students who have Garage H game day permits and fans who make a minimum donation of $20 to support student scholarships.

For Students

Students who are parking for classes or campus services Wednesday are allowed to park in garage A, B or I or lot B5, B6, B9 or H4. Regular university permits will be required for those garages and lots before 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., parking in all of those lots and garages will not require a permit. Overnight parking also is permitted in those garages and lots for those who have the appropriate university permits.

Athletics Gold Zone parking passes will be required for garage F starting at 4 p.m. and garages C and D and lots C1-C3, D1-D2 and E1-E8 starting at 5 p.m. Students with appropriate university permits are allowed to park in those lots and garages earlier in the day, but they must move their vehicles before game day parking begins.

For Faculty and Staff

Employees who have questions about how their role applies to university or game day operations on Wednesday should contact their supervisor.

Faculty and staff who are parking for classes or campus services Wednesday are allowed to park in garage A, B or I or lot B5, B6, B9 or H4. Regular university permits will be required for those garages and lots before 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., parking in all of those lots and garages will not require a permit.

Athletics Gold Zone parking passes will be required for garage F starting at 4 p.m. and garages C and D and lots C1-C3, D1-D2 and E1-E8 starting at 5 p.m. Faculty and staff may park in those lots and garages earlier in the day as long as they have appropriate university permits and move their vehicles before game day parking begins.

Supporting the UCF Community

Fans are encouraged to donate goods to help keep stocked following Hurricane Ian. Item can be donated to the UCF Equipment Truck on IOA plaza, across from gates 2 to 5. Recommended items to donate include bottled water; shelf-stable, protein-rich items; and travel-sized toiletries.

You also can contribute to the  to help Knights get back on their feet.

For more information on UCF’s game day policies and procedures, go to .

Clear Bag Policy

The clear bag policy remains in effect at the stadium to provide a safer environment and expedite the entry process. Fans are encouraged not to bring any bags, but if they do, only these are allowed:

Tickets

±őłŮ’s family weekend, when lots of parents and siblings are on campus, so tickets are going fast. As always, students get in free. But if you’re a student and you haven’t bought guest passes yet, don’t wait or your family could miss out.

Guest Passes can be purchased for $25 at the CFE Arena Box office – due to construction, enter through Jimmy John’s and proceed into the CFE Arena lobby – or at the box office on the west side of the stadium.

For all others, call 407-UCF-1000 or check here for more information about season ticket packages and single-game tickets.

Timeline

There’s plenty of fun planned outside the stadium before kickoff, including family-friendly games and inflatables, giveaways and food trucks from Burger U, Cousins Maine Lobster and Sweet City Gelato.

11 a.m.: Check-in begins for tailgating on Memory Mall. Tailgating starts in all lots at noon.

3:30 p.m.: The first of three shows by the Monster Motocross Team begins.

4 p.m.: Hypersona, the opening act of the free UCF Tailgate Concert Series presented by FM 96.9 The Game, takes the stage at IOA Plaza. They’ll be followed by headliner Cowboy Mouth, a New Orleans-based band known for its fusion of alternative, roots rock, and jam band influences.

4:45 p.m.: Fans can watch the Knight Walk from IOA Plaza on the west side of the stadium as the team arrives and walks around the stadium.

5:30 p.m.: The Marching Knights band marches down Memory Mall and stops to play school songs in front of the CFE Arena before joining Knightro, Pegasus and the Spirit Squad in leading the March to Victory down East Plaza Drive to the stadium.

Parking and Traffic – Friday and Saturday

On game day, parking is free for fans in red and blue zones, which includes Garages A and I, all B lots (near Millican Hall and Libra Drive) and Lots H1-H4 (near the Performing Arts Center).

Gold Zone lots near the stadium require a game day parking permit. For those with a Gold Zone permit, E Lots, Baseball and Softball lots, and Garage F will open at 8 a.m. All other campus lots and garages will open at noon.

As a reminder, UCF will continue to offer $20 cash parking in Garage H on game days, which will be available to all fans. The proceeds fund first-generation scholarships.

To expedite postgame traffic, North Orion Boulevard will only be open to traffic traveling from Gemini Boulevard to McCulloch Road starting at 8:30 p.m. Saturday until postgame traffic is cleared. Vehicles will not be able to enter campus from McCulloch Road during that time. Among others, this will impact residents of Towers III and IV and those who park in Garage E, who should plan accordingly.

Shuttles

Fans can avoid game day traffic by parking at Research Pavilion and catching a Park and Ride shuttle. Fans may park at the Research Pavilion building, located at 12424 Research Parkway in the Central Florida Research Park adjacent to campus, and be transported to parking lot D1 near Memory Mall. The shuttles start two hours before kickoff and end two hours after the game ends.

Shuttles will continue to pick up students from all the apartment complexes around campus that are normally serviced, except for NorthView, Tivoli and Northgate because they’re so close to the stadium.

Other shuttles will service the Health Sciences Campus at Lake Nona, Rosen College and Palm Valley.

Tailgating

This season, prime tailgating spots on Memory Mall are again available to students and alumni only through the Knights on the Mall online reservation system. All spaces are already reserved for Saturday’s game. For the rest of the season, the reservation system will open at 6 p.m. on the Sunday before each home game. The spots go fast, so be ready.

Only Memory Mall requires reservations. Knights fans are welcome to tailgate without reservations in any other allowed areas on campus, and all fans are still welcome to enjoy the other activities on Memory Mall.

Pro tip: For tips on becoming king or queen of all tailgaters, check out Pegasus magazine’s Ultimate Tailgating Guide.

Alumni Indoor Tailgate

Head to the UCF FAIRWINDS Alumni Center for the Indoor Tailgate from 4-6 p.m., where alumni and guests will find a free, family-friendly zone. Make sure to show your alumni key card and driver’s license at the door.

Indoor Tailgates feature air-conditioning, clean restrooms, other NCAA games on big screens, a live DJ, a kid-friendly game room, barbecue available for purchase and more.

Here’s what you need to know to enjoy the game – and all the fun activities before kickoff.

New Clear Bag Policy

UCF has implemented a clear bag policy at the stadium to provide a safer environment and expedite the entry process. Fans are encouraged not to bring any bags, but if they do, only these are allowed:

Check here for more information.

New Experiences

Frost and his coaching staff won’t be the only new things at the stadium on game day. First, at 4:45 p.m., is Knight Walk, when the team marches through IOA Plaza on their way to the stadium.

Fans will want to be inside the stadium by 6:30 p.m. for the unveiling of a bigger and better high-definition video board and sound system. Then, following the National Anthem, turn your eyes skyward for a flyover by a massive U.S. Air Force HC-130. And if that’s not enough: There will be fireworks before the game and after every Knights touchdown.

Tickets

Season ticket packages and single-game tickets are going fast but still available. Call 407-UCF-1000.

Tailgating

This season, prime tailgating spots on Memory Mall are again available by reservation to students and alumni. And there are 330 spaces available this year – 80 more than in 2015. Memory Mall spots are available only through the Knights on the Mall online reservation system. All spaces are already reserved for Saturday’s game. For the rest of the season, the reservation system will open at 6 p.m. on the Sunday before each home game. The spots go fast, so be ready.

Only Memory Mall requires reservations. Knights fans are welcome to tailgate without reservations in any other allowed areas on campus, and all fans are still welcome to enjoy the food trucks and other activities on Memory Mall.

For pregame fun, the UCF Tailgate Concert Series presented by FM 96.9 The Game and iHeartRadio debuts Saturday on IOA Plaza with a free concert by the Gin Blossoms.

Tailgating activities for the UCF-South Carolina State game will begin at noon in all lots. Fans with reserved spots on Memory Mall can check in starting at 11 a.m.

Pro tip: For tips on becoming king of all tailgaters, check out Pegasus magazine’s Ultimate Tailgating Guide.

Alumni Indoor Tailgate

Head to the UCF FAIRWINDS Alumni Center for the Indoor Tailgate from 4-6 p.m., where alumni and guests will find a free, family-friendly zone. Make sure to show your alumni key card and driver’s license at the door.

Indoor Tailgates feature air-conditioning, clean restrooms, other NCAA games on big screens, a live DJ, a kid-friendly game room, barbecue available for purchase and more.

Parking

Parking is free for fans on campus, although the Gold Zone lots near the stadium require a game day parking permit.

For those with a Gold Zone parking permit, E Lots and Garage F will open at 8 a.m. All other campus lots will open at noon.

As a reminder, UCF will continue to offer $20 cash parking in Garage H on game days, which will be available to all fans. The proceeds fund first-generation scholarships.

Click here for more information about parking.

Shuttles

Fans can avoid game day traffic by parking at Research Pavilion and catching a Park and Ride shuttle. Fans may park at the Research Pavilion building, located at 12424 Research Parkway in the Central Florida Research Park adjacent to campus, and be transported to parking lot D1 near Memory Mall. The shuttles start two hours before kickoff and end two hours after the game ends.

Shuttles will continue to pick up students from all the apartment complexes around campus that are normally serviced, except for NorthView, Tivoli and Northgate because they’re so close to the stadium.

Other shuttles will service the Health Sciences Campus at Lake Nona, Rosen College and Palm Valley.

Check here for more shuttle information.

Classes will conclude at 3 p.m. on the main campus, in the Central Florida Research Park, at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and on UCF’s regional campuses. Offices at those locations also will close for normal operations at 3 p.m.

PARKING AND TOWING

Regular university parking policies will be in effect until 3 p.m.

Student vehicles will be able to stay parked in many campus parking lots and garages after 3 p.m. Those areas include garages A, B and I, the Libra Garage, and lots B5-6, B9, B12 and H4. Students who have a game day parking permit may remain parked in their designated football Gold Zone lot or garage throughout the day as long as their game day permit is displayed.

Staff and faculty members will be able to stay in many campus parking lots and garages after classes have concluded. Those areas include garages A, B and I, the Libra Garage and lots B5-6, B9, B12 and H4.

Staff and faculty members who have a game day parking permit may remain parked in their designated football Gold Zone lot or garage throughout the day as long as their game day permit is displayed. UCF reserved parking spaces for faculty and staff members will not be honored after 3 p.m.

All vehicles without a valid game day permit in garages C, D, F and H and lots B4, B7, C1-C2, D1-D2 and E1-E8 are subject to towing beginning at 4 p.m.

As a reminder, UCF will continue to offer $20 cash parking in Garage H on game days, which will be available to all fans. Since 2011, we have raised more than $200,000 for first-generation scholarships through Garage H proceeds.

SHUTTLES

Regular weekday shuttle routes will operate until 3 p.m. Thursday. Game day shuttles, which include all routes except for Tivoli and Northgate (6) and NorthView (13) apartments, will run starting at 3 p.m. through two hours after the game ends.

TICKETS

In gratitude of active military, reserves, veterans and first responders, they will be able to register for complimentary tickets to the game as it will be Military Appreciation Night at Bright House Networks Stadium. Click here for details.

There are also special ticket options for educators in the community. Click here for details.

LIBRARY

The John C. Hitt Library will be open 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday.

CAMPUS DINING

63 South will be open from 7:30 a.m. to midnight, and Knightro’s will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Visit for more information about game day policies.

Here’s everything students, staff and faculty members, alumni and fans need to know to get up to speed on game day.

When Will Classes Conclude and Game Day Activities Start?

Because of the early kickoff time for this first game, classes on the main campus, in the Central Florida Research Park, at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and on UCF’s regional campuses will conclude at noon. Offices at those locations also will close for normal operations at noon.

Campus parking lots will open to fans at 1 p.m., when tailgating activities may begin.

Where Can Faculty, Staff and Students Park for the Entire Day?

They can stay in many campus parking lots and garages after classes have concluded. Those areas include garages A, B and I, the Libra Garage and lots B5-6, B9, B12 and H4.

Where Is Towing Enforced on Game Days?

All vehicles without a valid football game day permit in garages C, D, F and H and lots B4, C1-C2, D1-D2 and E1-E8 are subject to towing beginning at 1 p.m.

What’s New on Memory Mall?

For the first time, all tailgating spaces on Memory Mall are reserved for students and alumni. The spaces were so popular they were snapped up just hours after reservations opened. Due to canceled reservations or no shows, a small number of spaces may be available to students and alumni on game day. However, other fans cannot show up on game day and set up a tent on Memory Mall.

The Student Government Association, now located in the center section of the mall, is offering expanded entertainment options, a cool zone and food trucks open to all fans.

Where Can I Set Up My Tent If I Don’t Have a Space on Memory Mall?

Anywhere else! (except in parking garages).

Anything Special for Alumni?

Yes! Visit the UCF Fairwinds Alumni Center starting at 3 p.m. for an Indoor Tailgate. You’ll find food from Bubbalou’s Bodacious Bar-B-Que, a kid-friendly game room and live DJ. Not to mention air conditioning and clean restrooms. Just bring your key card – if you need one – and driver’s license.

How Can I Support First-Generation Students on Game Day?

We offer $20 cash parking on game days in Garage H, which will be available to all fans. Since 2011, we have raised more than $200,000 for first-generation scholarships through Garage H proceeds.

Can I Bring My Drone on Game Day?

Leave your drone at home. For the safety of fans, it’s prohibited on the UCF campus on game days.

Did Traffic Patterns Change?

After a two-year customer service survey, traffic patterns after the game are changing to help fans exit campus as quickly as possible.

Traffic will not be able to enter the campus via North Orion Boulevard starting at the end of the first quarter while the road is set up to handle exiting traffic on all four lanes.

Can I Take a Shuttle to the Game?

On game day, UCF will operate the student shuttles that normally serve off-campus apartment complexes, except for Tivoli, Northgate and NorthView (routes 6 and 13) because of their close proximity to the stadium. Except for those routes, shuttles will run starting at 1 p.m. and conclude two hours after the game ends. Please note there is no room on the shuttles for large items like coolers, tents and lawn chairs.

All fans can use UCF’s park-and-ride shuttles on game day. The shuttles will pick up passengers at the Research Pavilion in the Central Florida Research Park starting at 4 p.m.

MORE INFORMATION:

Visit the Fan Guide to UCF Football for information about game day policies. Thank you for your support, and Go Knights!

All spaces were taken within a few hours of the new “Knights on the Mall” reservation system going live at 10 a.m. Monday.

±őłŮ’s the first season students and alumni are able to reserve prime tailgating space on Memory Mall, where there’s a new slate of entertainment including food trucks, live bands in the Student Government Association tailgating area and giveaways for students.

The Student Government Association and the university have worked together, with support from the UCF Alumni Association and UCF Athletics, to develop the new tailgating experience that allows fans to reserve space rather than show up first thing in the morning to stake out a spot.

±őłŮ’s possible that some fans who reserved spots may cancel their reservations. Monitor the Knights on the Mall Twitter and accounts for up-to-the-minute information.

Only spots on Memory Mall must be reserved. All other spots remain available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Reservations open at 10 a.m. Sept. 7 for Memory Mall tailgating spots for UCF’s second home game, against Furman şŁ˝ÇÖ±˛Ą on Sept. 19.

Registration for tailgating spaces for the Knights’ home opener will begin at 10 a.m. Monday. Tailgating activities for the UCF-FIU game on Sept. 3 will begin at 1 p.m., and the game will kick off at 6 p.m. at Bright House Networks Stadium.

Students and alumni can select their tailgating spaces for free by clicking on the registration buttons at ucfsga.com/knightsonthemall.

For the first time, Memory Mall also will be the home of several food trucks on game days, as well as live bands in the Student Government Association tailgating area and giveaways for students each game. At each game, a Tailgater of the Week will win a UCF-themed tent and other gear already set up in a guaranteed reserved space at the following game.

Student spaces will be in the two sections closest to the Student Union. Alumni spaces will be closest to the CFE Arena. Reservations for each game will be taken separately.

The Student Government Association and the university have worked together, with support from the UCF Alumni Association and UCF Athletics, to develop the new tailgating experience.

Below are a handful of key questions and answers about the changes:

Why was the change made?

Students and alumni no longer will have to arrive several hours before tailgating begins to land a coveted spot on Memory Mall. Fans can check in starting one hour before tailgating activities begin, or they can wait until as late as three hours before kickoff to arrive.

Can students and alumni sign up for specific spaces?

Yes. They can select a space from the map on the registration website.

Does everyone in my group need to be a student or alumnus/alumna?

No. Only one person must be a student or alumnus/alumna to make a reservation. UCF will verify student/alumni status for all who make reservations. The person who makes the reservation must be the one to check in for the group on game day.

What does my reservation include?

It guarantees a designated tailgating spot on game day. Fans must provide their own tents and other tailgating gear. Student reservations include a complimentary parking pass for Garage H provided by the Student Government Association.

Will I be able to register for a space on game day?

Unreserved spaces (if any) will be available to students and alumni starting at check-in time – noon for the FIU game. Those interested should go to the student check-in table.

Where can fans who do not have reservations tailgate?

They can set up their tents anywhere on campus except for Memory Mall. All fans are still welcome to enjoy the food trucks and live entertainment on Memory Mall.

Where can I go for more information?

Visit the Knights on the Mall website for a more detailed list of frequently asked questions. Follow Knights on the Mall on or .

Active-duty military personnel, veterans and first responders are eligible for free tickets to the game. Please see the tickets section below for details.

What Classes Will Be in Session on Game Day?

UCF will continue its policy of conducting classes on the main campus and in the Central Florida Research Park through 3 p.m.

The main campus and university offices in the Research Park will close for normal operations at 3 p.m. in order to allow adequate time for a smooth transition to game day activities. Classes and normal operations at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and UCF’s regional campuses will also end at 3 p.m.

Faculty members who teach classes that are in progress at 3 p.m. may choose to conduct the portion of their classes that occurs before 3 p.m.

Certain personnel will be required to work past 3 p.m. Staff members should speak with their supervisor about how their area will handle operations after 3 p.m.

UCF will re-open for normal operations, including regular class and activity schedules, at 6 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 15.

When will parking lots open for fans?

Most campus parking lots will open for fans at 4 p.m. The E lots (those closest to Bright House Networks Stadium) and Garage F will open at 2 p.m. for fans who have Golden Knights Club or UCF Athletics Association parking passes for those lots.

The open-container waiver that allows alcohol consumption for fans 21 and older will be in effect from 4 p.m. until game start.

Where can students, faculty and staff park on Thursday?

Regular university parking policies will be in effect until 3 p.m.

Students and staff and faculty members who will be staying on campus after 3 p.m. should park in one of the following areas: garages A, B and I, the Libra Garage or lots B5, B6, B9, B12, B13 and H4. Parking is permitted in those areas throughout the day and overnight.

What are UCF’s towing policies on game day?

All unauthorized vehicles (vehicles without designated game day parking permits) in lots B4, B7, C1-C3, D1-D2, all E lots; in Garages C, D, F and H; and on East Plaza Drive are subject to towing beginning at 3 p.m.

Where can I buy tickets for the game?

Fans can visit for ticket information. UCF students are admitted free.

Active-duty military personnel, reserves, veterans and first responders can obtain free tickets to the Tulsa game.

To take advantage of this special offer:
-Visit GovX.com
-Sign up is quick and easy to verify your service
-Search UCF Football
-Select your seats

GovX members will receive a complimentary ticket. Additional tickets (maximum of four) will be available at a special rate of just $15.

When will the Library be open?

The John C. Hitt Library on the main campus will remain open until 5 p.m.

What are the student shuttle schedules?

Student shuttles will operate on their regular daily schedules until 3 p.m. Daily shuttles to and from the Rosen College will conclude at 3 p.m. Shuttles to and from Lake Nona will operate on their regular schedules.

Game day shuttles will operate beginning at 3 p.m. until two hours after the conclusion of the game. Game day shuttles do not serve Tivoli, Northgate and NorthView due to their proximity to the stadium.

Where do I go to take a park-and-ride bus to the game?

Park-and-ride buses will begin operating at 6 p.m. and will be available until two hours after the game concludes.

Where can I go for more information?

Please visit www.UCFGameDay.com.

Below are some important tips to help everyone on campus experience a safe and enjoyable day.

What classes will be in session on game day?

UCF will continue last season’s policies of conducting classes on the main campus and in the Central Florida Research Park through 3 p.m.

The main campus and university offices in the Research Park will close for normal operations at 3 p.m. in order to allow adequate time for a smooth transition to game day activities. Classes and normal operations at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and UCF’s regional campuses will also end at 3 p.m.

Faculty members who teach classes that are in progress at 3 p.m. may choose to conduct the portion of their classes that occurs before 3 p.m.

Certain personnel will be required to work past 3 p.m. Please speak with your supervisor about how your area will handle operations after 3 p.m.

UCF will re-open for normal operations, including regular class and activity schedules, at 6 a.m. Friday, Oct. 10.

When will parking lots open for fans?

Most campus parking lots will open for fans at 4 p.m. The E lots (those closest to Bright House Networks Stadium) and Garage F will open at 2 p.m. for fans who have Golden Knights Club or UCF Athletics Association parking passes for those lots.

The open-container waiver that allows alcohol consumption for fans 21 and older will be in effect from 4 p.m. until game start.

Where can students, faculty and staff park on Thursday?

Regular university parking policies will be in effect until 3 p.m.

Students and staff and faculty members who will be staying on campus after 3 p.m. should park in one of the following areas: garages A, B and I, the Libra Garage or lots B5, B6, B9, B12, B13 and H4. Parking is permitted in those areas throughout the day and overnight.

What are UCF’s towing policies on game day?

All unauthorized vehicles (vehicles without designated game day parking permits) in lots B4, B7, C1-C3, D1-D2, all E lots; in Garages C, D, F and H; and on East Plaza Drive are subject to towing beginning at 3 p.m.

Where can I buy tickets for the game?

Fans can visit for ticket information. UCF students are admitted free.

UCF Athletics encourages coaches, staff and fans to invite two more people to the game to support the #Uplus2 campaign.

When will the Library be open?

The John C. Hitt Library on the main campus will remain open until 5 p.m.

What are the student shuttle schedules?

Student shuttles will operate on their regular daily schedules until 3 p.m. Daily shuttles to and from the Rosen College will conclude at 3 p.m. Shuttles to and from Lake Nona will operate on their regular schedules.

Game day shuttles will operate beginning at 3 p.m. until two hours after the conclusion of the game. Game day shuttles do not serve Tivoli, Northgate and NorthView due to their proximity to the stadium.

Where do I go to take a park-and-ride bus to the game?

Park-and-ride buses will begin operating at 5:30 p.m. and will be available until two hours after the game concludes.

Go Knights, and Charge On!

The gates at Bright House Networks Stadium will open at 4:30 p.m. For ticket information, click . Students are admitted free with a valid UCF ID.

Below are five tips that will help veteran and rookie fans alike enjoy the game day experience.

Know When to Arrive: Most campus parking lots will open for game day activities at noon Saturday. The E lots and F garage will open for fan parking at 8 a.m. Fans must have a UCF Athletics or Golden Knights Club permit designated for one of those areas to park there. Among the lots that open at noon, permits also are required for the C and D lots and garages.

The open container waiver for alcohol consumption for fans 21 and older will be in effect from noon to 6 p.m. for the entire campus. Glass bottles are prohibited.

Air-Conditioned Tailgating: UCF alumni and their guests who want to tailgate inside, enjoy delicious BBQ and not have to lug a cooler around campus can visit the Fairwinds Alumni Center from 3 to 5 p.m. Show your alumni key card and driver’s license at the door. Visit for more information.

Family Fun: Fans can enjoy free activities in the Family Fun Zone, located on the north side of IOA Plaza by Gates 1-4, from 3 to 5 p.m. Kids can climb the rock wall, jump around in the bounce house, or show off their talents in the inflatable football toss and kicking game.

Academic Showcase:  As part of Family Weekend activities, UCF’s colleges will showcase their academic programs and research from noon to 2 p.m. in the Pegasus Ballroom of the Student Union. During “Teacher Palooza,” five college deans will step inside TeachLivE, UCF’s virtual classroom simulator, and test if they have what it takes to teach a lesson.

Don’t Get Towed: Vehicles parked in garages C, D, F and H, as well as lots B4, B7 and C1-C3, D1-D2 and E1-E8, are subject to towing beginning at 5 a.m. on Saturday game days.

Students are permitted to park overnight in garages A, B and I, as well as the Libra Garage and in parking lots B5, B6, B9, B12, B13 and H4. For a map of on-campus parking lots and garages, visit .

For more information about our game day policies, including parking and tailgating reminders, go to .

Fans with questions also can call 407-882-FANS (3267) beginning at 8 a.m. on home game days.

Go Knights, and Charge On!