Rent a Bus to State Farm Stadium: Cardinals Game-Day & Concert Guide

State Farm Stadium draws massive crowds from across the Valley, and whether your group is coming out for a Cardinals game, the Fiesta Bowl, a stadium-scale concert, or a Monster Energy Supercross night, the drive in from Scottsdale or the East Valley lands on the same notorious bottleneck: the Loop 101 interchange at Cardinals Way with 60,000-plus fans all arriving at once. The single question that decides whether your group glides into Glendale together or fragments across the parking lot is simple: where exactly does the bus drop your group, and where does it wait?

This guide answers that plainly, using the stadium's own published information, then walks through everything else a group trip needs: which vehicle fits your headcount and gear, what drives the price, how the lot system works on game day, and which 2026 events fill the parking inventory fastest. Party Bus Rental Scottsdale runs these trips to State Farm Stadium regularly across the Cardinals season — the advice below comes from doing it, not from a brochure.

Why Your Group Needs a Bus to State Farm Stadium

State Farm Stadium is 29 miles from Old Town Scottsdale via the Loop 101 West, and that commute becomes a different trip entirely on game day. The Loop 101 off-ramps at Cardinals Way and Maryland Avenue close to regular traffic for major events — ADOT has announced full closures of both the northbound and southbound Glendale off-ramps on game-day evenings, redirecting thousands of cars onto surface streets that were not designed to absorb them. Cardinals Way, Maryland Avenue, 91st and 99th Avenues, and 95th Avenue all see rolling closures coordinated by the Glendale Police Department from roughly two to three hours before kickoff.

The result is the kind of stop-and-crawl approach that can stretch a 35-minute drive to well over an hour. Add the parking search, the cash-free transaction at the gate, and the walk from wherever you end up, and the pregame logistics are doing real damage to the experience before the first snap. A Scottsdale charter bus rental changes that equation completely.

Your group loads up together, someone else navigates the closures, and you arrive at the designated drop-off zone steps from the gates instead of half a mile into the parking field. Call 480-856-9040 to lock in your date — or read on for the complete logistics breakdown.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at State Farm Stadium

Here is the detail that most group-trip articles skip over. The designated drop-off and pick-up zone at State Farm Stadium for rideshare, family drop-offs, and pre-arranged ground transportation is the Black Lot, located south of the stadium along Cardinals Way. That is where your bus pulls in to unload your group — it is the officially published pickup and drop-off location per the stadium's own directions and parking page.

From the Black Lot, your group walks north toward the stadium gates — a manageable walk, and far shorter than what rideshare passengers cover when surge pricing sends their car to a distant staging area and they trek back. A bus that drops your group at the Black Lot and then moves to its designated oversized parking area means everyone is in the same spot when the game ends, with no regroup-and-wait scenario at a surge-priced curb.

The Lot System: Blue, Red, Black, and Oversized

State Farm Stadium's parking is color-coded, and knowing which lot does what saves real headache on arrival. Blue Lots are general parking, accessible via Glendale Avenue or Cardinals Way from Loop 101 and via surface streets at 91st and 99th Avenues — this is the largest supply and where most fans end up. Red Lots are preferred parking, entered only via Maryland Avenue and 95th Avenue, and they require a pre-purchased preferred pass.

The Black Lot, directly south of the stadium along Cardinals Way, is designated for the rideshare and drop-off zone. All lots go cashless on event days — credit or debit only at every gate.

For oversized vehicles, including charter buses, the stadium designates a separate oversized section, and the cost runs $75 to $100 per event depending on the event type — concerts historically run toward the higher end, with some major shows pricing oversized spots at $100. That pass must be purchased in advance; there is no walk-up oversized parking sold on game day. Lots open four hours before kickoff, and for major concerts, the oversized lot fills early.

When you book with us, we sort out the oversized permit and confirm the specific lot entry for your event — that is not something you want to figure out in the Loop 101 traffic backup. For current pricing and advance purchase, always verify against the official State Farm Stadium parking page before your event.

Confirm the Approach When You Book — Here's Why

The Loop 101 off-ramp closures at Cardinals Way and Maryland Avenue are the most consistent game-day pattern, but the specific closure windows and approach routes shift by event size and kickoff time. A Sunday afternoon Cardinals game has a different closure window than a Monday Night Football matchup or a stadium-scale concert where load-in starts mid-afternoon. ADOT and the Glendale Police Department coordinate closures that can begin as early as two hours before doors, and the approach roads that are open at noon may be blocked by 5 p.m.

Our reservation team tracks the current game-day plan for your date and confirms your group's approach route and drop-off window before you leave Scottsdale — because any guide that quotes a fixed routing instruction for every State Farm Stadium event is guessing on the specific closures that will be in effect for yours. We always recommend reviewing the official Arizona Cardinals parking and directions page before game day to check for event-specific closure updates.

State Farm Stadium Transportation: The Honest Comparison

State Farm Stadium sits in Glendale, and there is no rail service to the stadium. Valley Metro's light rail does not reach the West Valley, and the bus connections are impractical for game day. That leaves five realistic options for a group heading in from Scottsdale or the East Valley — and they are not all equal once your party grows past a car or two.

The honest read: for one or two people coming from central Phoenix, a rideshare is often fine. But as soon as your group fills more than two or three cars, the math tips toward one bus — one route, one permit, one post-game pickup spot, and no one navigating the Loop 101 crawl independently. The post-game surge pricing at the Black Lot rideshare zone is the detail that usually finishes the debate: tens of thousands of fans open their apps simultaneously, fares spike sharply in the 20 to 30 minutes after the final whistle, and wait times stretch.

A bus that is already waiting nearby and confirmed as your group's ride solves that entirely.

The Westgate Entertainment District Factor

One logistical advantage that changes the calculus for State Farm Stadium groups is the Westgate Entertainment District, which sits directly north of the stadium. Westgate is a walkable block of restaurants, bars, and entertainment that functions as the de facto pregame and postgame hub for Cardinals fans — and it has its own parking, which operates separately from the stadium lots and offers free parking for most of the year, including on event days, with paid operations kicking in for the window around kickoff.

For bus groups, Westgate creates a clean two-phase game day: your bus drops the group near the stadium for the game, and postgame the group naturally flows north toward Westgate for dinner or drinks before the bus makes the return run to Scottsdale. That window — the group gathering at Westgate while post-game traffic clears on the Loop 101 — means your bus is navigating the highway after the worst of the gridlock has moved through. For corporate groups and fan groups alike, it is a much better postgame experience than standing in a parking lot watching traffic not move.

Call 480-856-9040 to build a custom itinerary around your game day, including a Westgate stop.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Not every Cardinals road trip calls for the same vehicle. The right pick depends on your headcount, how much tailgate gear you are hauling, and what kind of pregame atmosphere you want on the ride out. Here is how our fleet breaks down for a State Farm Stadium run.

For a group bringing a grill, a folding canopy, and a 60-quart cooler, a full-size charter bus with deep undercarriage bays handles all of it in one load — and on a 29-mile run from Scottsdale on a 105-degree August afternoon, the climate-controlled cabin and onboard restroom are the amenities that earn their keep. For smaller groups wanting the energy of a rolling pregame, our 15- to 50-passenger party buses come with a built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, and a Bluetooth sound system that keeps the energy up from Old Town to Cardinals Way. ADA-accessible vehicles are always available — just let us know before your event date and we will match the right vehicle to your group's specific needs.

Bus Rental Prices for State Farm Stadium

Party Bus Rental Scottsdale offers all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact price before you ever book. Your quote is shaped by a handful of clear factors: vehicle size, the total hours the bus is reserved for your group (including pregame staging and postgame pickup), your pickup location within the Valley, and the event date. A Monday Night Football game prices differently than a Saturday afternoon regular-season matchup, and a Fiesta Bowl weekend or a stadium concert like Zach Bryan or Karol G can push demand higher still.

For real ranges to anchor your estimate: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. You will never be surprised by hidden costs. Note that the stadium's oversized vehicle parking permit is a separate pre-purchased cost, typically $75–$100 per event.

Here is the per-person math worth knowing. A 56-seat charter bus replaces about 14 cars. That is 14 pre-purchased parking passes at $30+ each, 14 separate drives through the Loop 101 closure maze, and 14 groups of people navigating the postgame surge independently — versus one flat rate split across the whole group and one pre-arranged pickup.

Once your party grows past four or five cars' worth of people, the bus is usually both simpler and better value per head. Call 480-856-9040 for a free all-inclusive quote, or use our online tool for instant pricing.

A Real Game-Day Example

For a regular-season Thursday Night Football Cardinals game last October, a 35-person fan group booked a 40-passenger party bus from Scottsdale. Pickup was at 4:00 PM from a hotel in Old Town, arriving at the Black Lot drop-off by 5:15 PM — two and a half hours before kickoff. The undercarriage bays held a portable grill, two canopies, and a pair of large coolers.

The group tailgated through 7:00 PM, walked to the gates, and the bus waited at the oversized lot for a 10:30 PM pickup after the game. The 7-hour all-inclusive rental came to $2,100 — about $60 per person, with the driving, the Loop 101 crawl, the parking scramble, and the postgame rideshare surge all taken out of the equation.

Getting There from Scottsdale and the East Valley

State Farm Stadium sits at the western end of the Valley, and every route from Scottsdale or the East Valley funnels through the same two or three major interchanges. The standard run from Old Town Scottsdale takes the Loop 101 West all the way to Glendale — roughly 29 miles that run 35 to 40 minutes under normal conditions. On game day with the Loop 101 closures in effect, that number climbs, and the exact magnitude depends on the event and kickoff time.

For groups flying in from out of town, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is about 20 miles from State Farm Stadium, a 25- to 35-minute run on the I-10 West. That airport-to-stadium transfer is one of our most common group requests during the Cardinals season and for major events like the Fiesta Bowl. One bus collects your group at baggage claim and delivers them directly to the Black Lot drop-off, bypassing the rideshare scramble entirely.

For a full overview of how airport pickups work at PHX, see our Sky Harbor group shuttle guide.

One planning note for groups coming from the Chandler or Southeast Valley side: ADOT consistently recommends that fans from those areas use Loop 202 to reach the stadium and avoid the I-10 through downtown Phoenix, which sees its own congestion backup on game evenings. We factor this routing into every East Valley pickup so your group is not sitting in two separate traffic jams on the way out.

Tailgating at State Farm Stadium

A charter bus is the ideal tailgate vehicle for a State Farm Stadium trip — the undercarriage bays hold the grills, coolers, and folding tables that would otherwise fill your car trunk, and the bus becomes a comfortable base when the Arizona heat peaks in the parking lot. The Cardinals stadium lots open four hours before kickoff, which gives a well-organized group plenty of pregame time in the Blue or Red Lots. The official Sportsman's Park tailgate area near the stadium activates on game days with tents, food vendors, and live entertainment — and it fills up quickly for prime matchups.

A few rules to know before you plan the setup. Lots are cashless — credit or debit card only at every parking gate. Parking staff and Glendale Police direct traffic flow into specific lots as capacity fills; if your preferred lot is full, you will be redirected.

For oversized vehicles, confirm your permit in advance and follow the posted oversized entry signage, since the standard lot entrance lanes are not designed for a full-size charter bus. The Westgate Entertainment District to the north has its own parking and restaurant options that can serve as a pre-tailgate gathering point for groups arriving early from multiple directions before boarding the bus together.

What's Happening at State Farm Stadium in 2026

State Farm Stadium runs a dense event calendar, and several dates are the specific ones where Scottsdale charter bus supply gets thin weeks in advance. Here are the major draws in 2026 that groups are booking around.

• Fiesta Bowl (College Football Playoff Semifinal) — January 8, 2026. One of the biggest single-game crowds the stadium hosts, with an attendance that approaches 70,000 for semifinal matchups. Out-of-town fan groups are competing for the same Glendale-area vehicles. This event is already on the calendar, and bus availability for it has been thin since fall 2025.
• Monster Energy AMA Supercross — February 7, 2026. A night event that draws a mix of Phoenix-area fans and traveling supercross followers. The retractable roof closes for this one, which changes the venue configuration and the gate entry routing from the standard NFL layout.
• Arizona Cardinals regular season — September through January. The home NFL slate is the most consistent demand, with marquee matchups against the Seahawks, Eagles, and Rams all on the 2026 schedule. Monday Night and Thursday Night games create the worst traffic windows because office and school hours push departure times later, compressing the approach onto the Loop 101.
• Ed Sheeran LOOP Tour — June 13, 2026. A Saturday night stadium concert with 60,000-plus expected attendance. Concert oversized vehicle rates historically run $100 at this venue, and the approach via Cardinals Way gets congested as early as three hours before showtime.
• Karol G VIAJANDO POR EL MUNDO TROPITOUR — August 29, 2026. Late August in Glendale means ambient temperatures of 105°F or higher at showtime — the climate-controlled ride to and from the stadium is not a luxury for this event, it is the practical choice.
• Zach Bryan — September 5, 2026. A Saturday stadium show that opens the September concert window, right as the Cardinals season kicks off. September is already the busiest booking month for Valley-wide bus rentals, and a stadium concert that weekend will compete directly with early-season Cardinals game requests.

For Zach Bryan and Karol G in particular: September and late August are the peak demand months in the Phoenix market for charter bus rentals — Cardinals preseason bleeds into regular season, concert season hits full stride, and corporate event season restarts after summer. Any group planning either of those shows should book well before the event date; once the summer and fall calendar fills, the right-sized vehicles go fast. Call 480-856-9040 as soon as your date is confirmed.

Coming from Out of Town: Airports, Hotels & Group Logistics

For the Fiesta Bowl, major concerts, and nationally televised Cardinals games, a significant portion of the crowd is traveling in from outside the Valley. The two relevant airports for State Farm Stadium groups are Phoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX), about 20 miles east of the stadium via I-10 West, and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (AZA) in Mesa, about 35 miles southeast. PHX is the larger hub with the most direct routes; AZA serves a smaller set of routes but offers less congestion on arrival.

For groups landing at PHX, the airport-to-stadium transfer is clean: one bus picks up the entire group at the designated commercial pickup area at Terminal 3 or Terminal 4 and delivers them directly to the Black Lot drop-off at State Farm Stadium. No rideshare coordination, no group split across multiple cars, and no navigating the I-10 West in an unfamiliar rental vehicle with out-of-towners in the back. For a full breakdown of how PHX pickups work for groups, see our Sky Harbor airport group shuttle guide.

On hotel logistics: the nearest major hotel concentration to State Farm Stadium is along the Glendale-Westgate corridor, within walking distance or a very short drive. For groups staying in Scottsdale or the East Valley, the bus pickup works the same way — we come to your hotel, load the group, and handle the drive out and back. For groups split between multiple Scottsdale hotels, a single bus can stop at each hotel to pick everyone up before heading west on the 101.

That is far simpler than coordinating departure timing across five separate cars coming from five different parking garages.

Leaving State Farm Stadium After the Game

Getting out of State Farm Stadium after the final whistle is the part of the trip that most fans underestimate. When 60,000-plus people all head for the exits at once, the parking lots empty slowly and the Loop 101 on-ramps back up. Rideshare surge pricing in the Black Lot zone spikes sharply in the 20 to 30 minutes immediately after the game ends as every phone in the stadium opens the same two apps simultaneously.

Fans who drove are stuck in the directed parking flow, waiting for lot-by-lot police releases that can take 30 to 45 minutes before traffic even starts moving toward the highway.

With a bus, you skip the decision entirely. Your group agrees on a pickup window before the game, the bus waits nearby during play, and the bus is right there at your confirmed spot when you walk out. No hunting for your car in a poorly lit lot, no surge fare, no waiting 25 minutes for a rideshare that is stuck in the same gridlock everyone else is in.

For groups with members who have early morning flights out of PHX the next day, or families with kids who need to get back to Scottsdale, that confirmed pickup window is not just convenient — it is the thing that makes the event work as a group trip. Set that window with our team when you book and the postgame logistics are handled.

Tips for Visiting State Farm Stadium

A few game-day details that save your group time and frustration at the gates:

• All lot parking requires advance purchase — no cash and no day-of sales at the gate. Pre-purchase through SeatGeek or the official Cardinals parking portal before your event. For oversized vehicles, the bus permit is separate from individual fan parking passes and must also be purchased in advance.
• The clear-bag policy is strictly enforced. Per the official State Farm Stadium clear-bag policy, each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12”×12”×6”, or a one-gallon clear zip-lock bag, plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5”×6.5”×2”. Backpacks, drawstring bags, and oversized totes are turned away at the gate. If a bag does not comply, mobile bag check stations are available outside the secured perimeter for $20 per bag.
• All lots are cashless. Credit or debit card only at every parking gate and at in-stadium concessions. Have your payment method ready before you reach the gate.
• Heat planning is not optional from May through September. State Farm Stadium has a retractable roof that closes for extreme heat events, but the parking lots are fully exposed. A 105-degree August afternoon in the open Black Lot drop-off area is the exact situation where a climate-controlled bus loading directly from the parking field makes every difference. Your group arrives at the gates without having spent 20 minutes in the heat searching for a parking spot.
• Arrive early for premium events. For the Fiesta Bowl and sold-out stadium concerts, lots fill and road closures extend further from the stadium than on a regular-season Sunday game. Three hours before kickoff or showtime is a conservative but reliable buffer for this venue.

Trip Types for State Farm Stadium

Different groups, same goal: everyone arrives together, the pregame energy is intact, and nobody is the designated navigator through the Loop 101 closures. Here are the runs we coordinate most often for the stadium.

• Fan groups and tailgaters: Cardinals season is the busiest run of the year, and a Scottsdale party bus rental for a Cards game means the pregame energy starts on board — built-in bar, LED lighting, and sound system from pickup through kickoff. Undercarriage bays handle the tailgate gear so you load in with everything and leave without anything behind.
• Corporate and suite groups: Moving clients, staff, or business partners from Phoenix or Scottsdale office locations to a suite or club-level experience without anyone worrying about Loop 101 timing or parking-pass logistics. A minibus with WiFi and power outlets keeps the team productive on the way out and relaxed on the way back.
• Concert groups: Stadium-scale shows like Ed Sheeran, Karol G, and Zach Bryan fill the parking lots and clog the on-ramps just as hard as an NFL playoff game. A party bus picks the group up together, delivers them to the Black Lot drop-off, and confirms a postgame meeting spot so no one is navigating an unfamiliar parking field after dark.
• Out-of-town fan groups: Groups flying into PHX from other markets for the Fiesta Bowl or a nationally televised Cardinals game need seamless airport-to-stadium coordination. One bus handles the PHX pickup and the stadium delivery in a single sequence, without the rental-car coordination and separate parking headaches.
• School and youth sports groups: State Farm Stadium hosts occasional youth football events and community days. A charter bus with reclining seats, overhead storage, and a PA system is a far more manageable option for a group of 40 students than a caravan of parent vehicles.

Booking, Timing & Pickup

Booking a bus to State Farm Stadium is straightforward, and a little lead time makes it seamless. Here is the basic sequence.

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location, the event and date, and how much pregame tailgate time you want. Our online tool returns a fully priced, all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds.
2. Confirm the vehicle, the drop point, and the parking permit. We lock in the right vehicle for your headcount, verify the current approach route for your specific event, and secure the oversized vehicle permit for your bus.
3. Set your postgame pickup window. Before your group enters the stadium, confirm the meeting spot and time with our team so the bus is there and waiting when you walk out — not sitting at a surge-priced rideshare zone with the rest of the crowd.

A few timing questions that come up often: How early should we arrive? For Cardinals games, three hours before kickoff puts your group in the Black Lot drop-off zone before the worst of the Loop 101 backup builds. For the Fiesta Bowl and major concerts, build in an extra 30 to 45 minutes.

Can the bus wait during the event? Yes — the bus is reserved as a block of hours and can hold tailgate gear in the undercarriage bays throughout. Can we add a Westgate stop after?

Absolutely; just build that into the itinerary when you book so the return window accounts for it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at State Farm Stadium?

The designated drop-off and pickup zone for pre-arranged ground transportation, rideshare, and group buses is the Black Lot, located south of the stadium along Cardinals Way, per the stadium's official directions and parking page. From the Black Lot your group walks north toward the stadium gates. We confirm the exact approach and drop-off procedure for your specific event when you book, since the routing can shift for concerts versus NFL games.

Which roads close around State Farm Stadium on game day?

The Loop 101 off-ramps at Cardinals Way and Maryland Avenue are closed for major events — ADOT has announced full Glendale off-ramp closures in both northbound and southbound directions. Cardinals Way, Maryland Avenue, 91st Avenue, 99th Avenue, and 95th Avenue all see rolling closures coordinated by Glendale Police starting roughly two to three hours before kickoff. The exact scope shifts by event size; Monday Night and Thursday Night games typically trigger closures earlier than a Sunday afternoon game.

We confirm the current approach route for your date at booking. You can also check for event-specific closure updates on the official Cardinals parking and directions page.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to State Farm Stadium from Scottsdale?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours reserved, your pickup location, and the event date. For reference: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. All-inclusive pricing is available online in under 30 seconds with no hidden costs.

The stadium's oversized vehicle parking permit ($75–$100) is a separate pre-purchased cost. Call 480-856-9040 or use our online tool for a free quote.

What is the bag policy at State Farm Stadium?

Per the official clear-bag policy, each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12”×12”×6” (or a one-gallon clear zip-lock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5”×6.5”×2”. Non-compliant bags are not permitted inside. Mobile bag check stations outside the secured perimeter charge $20 per bag for storage.

Can the bus wait for us during the game?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it can drop your group at the Black Lot, hold tailgate gear in the undercarriage bays throughout the game, and wait nearby for your confirmed postgame pickup window. You set that window with our team in advance so the bus is right there when you walk out.

How far is State Farm Stadium from Scottsdale?

About 29 miles from Old Town Scottsdale via Loop 101 West, typically 35 to 40 minutes off-peak. On game days with Loop 101 off-ramp closures in effect, that time increases depending on the event size and kickoff window. We build the game-day approach timing into every booking so your group arrives with time to settle before kickoff.

What is the closest airport to State Farm Stadium?

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is the closest major airport, about 20 miles from the stadium — typically 25 to 35 minutes via I-10 West. PHX is where the majority of out-of-town groups land for the Fiesta Bowl and major Cardinals matchups. One bus picks up your full group at the commercial pickup zone at PHX and delivers them directly to the Black Lot drop-off at the stadium, with no rental car coordination required.

When should we book a bus for a Fiesta Bowl or major concert?

As early as your date is confirmed. The Fiesta Bowl fills Valley-wide bus inventory months in advance because it draws traveling fans from both competing programs simultaneously. Major stadium concerts like Karol G and Zach Bryan in September land during the Valley's single busiest month for charter bus demand, when Cardinals preseason, the regular season, and concert season all compete for the same vehicles.

For regular-season Cardinals games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable — but for marquee events, book the day your tickets clear.

Book Your State Farm Stadium Bus Today

The perfect Glendale game-day ride is just a call away. Whether your group is heading out for a Cardinals Sunday, the Fiesta Bowl, or a stadium concert this fall, Party Bus Rental Scottsdale has access to a fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter limos across the Phoenix metro — and we handle the Loop 101 routing, the oversized parking permit, and the postgame pickup while your group focuses on the game. Give us a call any time at 480-856-9040 for an all-inclusive price quote, or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Parking procedures, road closures, bag policies, and event schedules at State Farm Stadium change by season and event. Details verified against venue and official sources in June 2026; confirm event-specific figures against the official pages below before your trip.

• State Farm Stadium — Directions & Parking (Black Lot drop-off, lot colors, parking access, oversized vehicle procedures)
• Arizona Cardinals — Parking & Directions (Cardinals game-day lot information and parking map)
• State Farm Stadium — Clear Bag Policy (approved bag sizes, clutch dimensions, bag check information)
• State Farm Stadium — Upcoming Events (current 2026 event calendar)