Here is what game day looks like at Mountain America Stadium when you drive yourself: you merge onto the Loop 101 with 50,000 other people, creep toward the University Drive exit, circle looking for a $20 surface lot that hasn't filled yet, and then hike across a sun-baked campus in Arizona heat that doesn't care what month it is. Then you do the whole thing again in reverse at 10:30 PM, except now the lot is a gridlocked one-way maze and rideshare surge pricing has tripled. It's the same story every home Saturday — 53,599 seats, one overwhelmed corridor around Veterans Way, and a parking system that rewards whoever arrives earliest and punishes everyone else.
Renting a charter bus or party bus to Mountain America Stadium sidesteps every part of that. Your group loads up at home, someone's hotel, or wherever you're pregaming, rides together out to Tempe, and gets dropped near the South Packard Drive Structure just south of the stadium — no lot to find, no spot to pay for, no post-game scramble. Below is the complete breakdown of how that works, which vehicle fits your group, what shapes the price, how the lot and transit options compare, and what first-timers consistently get wrong about this stadium.
For the full picture of game-day group transportation across the Valley, see the Tempe sporting event transportation page.
Why a Tempe Charter Bus Rental Makes Game Day at Mountain America Stadium Worth It
The stadium sits on the eastern edge of the ASU Tempe campus, tucked between Rio Salado Parkway to the north and University Drive to the south, with Rural Road a few blocks to the east. That geography means every fan approaching from Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, or anywhere along the US-60 corridor funnels into the same two streets at the same time. On big rivalry games — the Territorial Cup against Arizona in late November, a Homecoming weekend — the streets around the campus lock up well before kickoff.
Rideshares stack up on side streets with nowhere to pull in, and the $20 surface lots to the north and east of the stadium fill fastest when it matters most.
A Tempe charter bus rental handles the approach on one coordinated timeline. One vehicle moves the whole group, the route is built for where buses actually go, and the post-game pickup is set in advance rather than improvised on the curb while everyone's phone is at 8%. The pregame is on the bus, not in your car — and nobody in the group has to be the one who can't enjoy the game because they're getting everyone home.
That's the version of Mountain America Stadium worth going to.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Mountain America Stadium
The published drop-off zone for guests arriving without parking passes — which is exactly what a charter bus or party bus group looks like from the stadium's perspective — is near the South Packard Drive Structure (Structure 7) on the south side of campus, per ASU's official game day guide. From there, courtesy cart service picks up guests with mobility needs starting two hours before kickoff; the rest of the group walks north to the stadium's south gates. That positions your group near the field level entry — a considerably shorter walk than hiking in from one of the expanded surface lots to the north and east that absorb overflow when the inner lots fill.
Because Mountain America Stadium is embedded in the middle of a working university campus — not a standalone sports complex with a dedicated bus loop — there is no published commercial motor coach staging area separate from the general approach. For groups needing large-vehicle staging arrangements beyond the standard drop-off, ASU Parking and Transportation Services can be reached at 480-965-6124 before game day to confirm current protocols; published logistics can shift by event and season, and the 2026 season sees some lot reconfiguration from construction that may affect bus approach routes north of the stadium.
The published drop-off zone for groups arriving by charter bus or party bus is near the South Packard Drive Structure (Structure 7), on the south side of the ASU Tempe campus. That puts your group at the south entrance of the stadium rather than at a remote surface lot a 10–15 minute walk away. Confirm your specific approach with ASU Parking and Transportation Services if you need large-vehicle staging details for your event date.
Outbound is where the bus earns the most goodwill. When 53,000 fans exit at once, the streets surrounding the campus lock up and rideshare cars avoid the area until the first wave clears. Your bus was already set with a post-game staging location and a pickup window before anyone walked through the gate — so when the final whistle blows, the group walks out together, boards, and rolls while everyone else is still looking for their car or watching surge fares climb.
Lock in that pickup window at booking, and communicate it to everyone in the group before the game starts. No hunting for each other on Rural Road at midnight.
Mountain America Stadium Parking in 2026: What Fan Groups Need to Know
Game day general admission parking — covering most surface lots and structures — runs $20 per vehicle at Mountain America Stadium, a rate that held throughout the 2025 season and is the published base for the stadium's pay lots. That number covers all colors in the general admission tier: Black (Lot 6), Copper (Lot 10), Pink (Lot 9), and the expanded surface areas that opened north and east of the stadium when construction began on ASU's new indoor practice facility.
The construction story matters for 2026. The new facility is going up on a parking footprint immediately adjacent to the stadium, which displaced roughly 800 spaces from the pre-construction layout. ASU Parking responded by expanding surface lots to the north along Rio Salado Parkway and east of Rural Road, plus adding parking structure availability nearby.
The total inventory is maintained, but the lot geography has shifted — and season ticket holders went through a priority-based parking reselection process in spring 2026 to accommodate the changes. For a group arriving by charter bus, this matters less than it does for cars, since you're not fighting for one of those 800 reassigned spots. But if your group is splitting up and some people are driving in separately, confirm current lot assignments on the official Mountain America Stadium page before game day.
Pass holder lots open seven hours before kickoff. General admission surface lots and structures open five and a half hours before kickoff. For a 7 PM game like the September 5 season opener against Morgan State, that puts general lots opening around 1:30 PM — plenty of time to tailgate, but only if you've already secured a pass.
Walk-up general admission is $20 per car and first-come in the remaining unpresold lots, and on rivalry weekends those go fast. The Maroon (Reserved North) and Gold (Reserved South) lots closest to the stadium are season-pass territory; Orange (Reserved Lot 3) is reserved permit only. Free lot parking is not offered at Mountain America Stadium — every game day lot carries the $20 charge.
We recommend checking the official ASU game day guide before your visit for current lot assignments and any event-specific changes.
A single 56-seat charter bus replaces roughly 14 cars at $20 each. That's $280 in parking passes, 14 separate vehicle arrival plans, and the post-game coordination problem — versus one flat bus rate split across the group, one staging location, and one departure window everyone already knows. Once your group passes a handful of cars' worth of people, the math tips toward the bus.
Mountain America Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared
Mountain America Stadium sits in a part of Tempe that's exceptionally well-served by transit — the Valley Metro Light Rail runs immediately adjacent to the west side of the stadium, and the Tempe Streetcar stops on the north side. That changes the comparison meaningfully compared to a lot of suburban stadiums. Here's the honest breakdown for groups:
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door access | Post-game ease | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charter bus or party bus rental | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — drop-off near south gates (Structure 7) | Staged pickup, no surge wait | 15–56 |
| Valley Metro Light Rail (A Line) | ~$2–4/person each way | Only if everyone boards the same train | Good — Veterans Way/College Ave station is immediately west of the stadium | Long post-game platform queues; trains fill fast after final whistle | 1–10 (manageable) |
| Tempe Streetcar (Marina Heights stop) | Included with light rail fare | Only if coordinated | Good — north side of stadium; connects to light rail and park-and-ride at Dorsey/Apache | Same post-game crowding as light rail | 1–8 |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + surge post-game | No — multiple cars, multiple pickup windows | Variable — side streets near stadium; no stadium-specific drop zone published | Surge pricing spikes immediately at final whistle; long waits on major game days | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives and parks | $20/car + gas per vehicle | No — caravan splits at exit ramps | Varies by lot color; inner lots closer, outer lots require a walk | One-way lot exits back up badly; at least one person can't enjoy the game | 1–2 cars |
For one or two people based in Tempe or close to a light rail stop, the Valley Metro A Line is genuinely excellent — the Veterans Way/College Avenue station is immediately adjacent to the stadium on the west side, making it the fastest individual-transit option in the Valley. The park-and-ride angle is worth knowing: experienced fans park near the Tempe Transportation Center on Apache Boulevard (roughly $10–15), ride light rail to the stadium, then reverse post-game while everyone else is still stuck in the parking lot crawl. That's a solid move for individuals or pairs.
But the moment your group fills more than two or three cars, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — different arrival times, scattered tailgating, multiple $20 parking passes, and the post-game regrouping problem — tips decisively toward one vehicle. The bus moves 15 to 56 people on the same schedule with no one managing a caravan or checking their phone for rideshare ETAs from across a crowded lot. That's the group this guide is written for.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for a Mountain America Stadium Party Bus Rental?
The right pick comes down to headcount and what you're hauling in. A tailgate group with a cooler and foldable chairs travels differently than a corporate outing with printed materials and branded gear. Tempepartybuscompany.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Tempe, so your group can compare options in under 30 seconds without committing to anything. Here's how the vehicle lineup breaks down for a Mountain America Stadium run:
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Storage | Best for | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Modest; bags and coolers | VIP groups, small groups, suite holders | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| 25-passenger party bus | Up to 25 | Onboard; lighter gear | Mid-size groups wanting the rolling pregame | Bar area, LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs |
| 40-passenger party bus | Up to 40 | Onboard; light-to-medium gear | Large fan groups, birthday and celebration outings | Full bar setup, LED lighting, premium sound, perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | 15–35 | Overhead bins plus some underfloor | Mid-size groups, corporate shuttles, wedding guest runs | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, greater maneuverability on campus streets |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Deep undercarriage bays; excellent | Large fan groups, corporate outings, overnight gear | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For most game-day fan groups, a 40-passenger party bus or 50-passenger party bus is the most popular call — there's room for everyone, the energy builds on the ride out, and the perimeter seating and sound system keep the pregame going until you reach Veterans Way. For groups north of 40 people or anyone hauling serious gear — a 56-seat charter bus gives you the undercarriage bays that hold coolers, folding chairs, and tailgate tables without any interior compromise. For smaller corporate groups or a Homecoming group staying close to the Tempe hotel corridor, a minibus in the 15–35 seat range is often more maneuverable on the tight campus streets and easier to stage in the south Packard Drive area.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note your needs in the quote request.
Mountain America Stadium Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices
The rate for a Mountain America Stadium bus rental is shaped by a few clear variables: vehicle size, the total hours the vehicle is dedicated to your group (including any tailgate time and the post-game wait), the date and demand level, and the origin distance from the pickup point. To give you an idea of planning ranges — these move with the date, the vehicle, and how far in advance you book, and they're not quotes:
Sprinter limos and Sprinter vans for smaller VIP groups run roughly $200–$325 on weekdays and $225–$350 on weekends per hour. Minibuses for groups of 15–35 run approximately $200–$250 per hour on weekdays and $200–$275 per hour on weekends; per-day rates range from $1,100–$2,150. Mid-size party buses — a 25-passenger or 28-passenger bus — run about $250–$375 per hour on weekends.
A 40-passenger party bus runs $325–$500 per hour on weekends; a 50-passenger bus runs $325–$500 per hour weekend. Full-size charter buses seat up to 56 and run approximately $200–$350 per hour or $1,350–$2,850 per day. The exact price for your specific date and route comes from the quote — use the online form or call 480-389-2933 and you can have a number in about a minute.
The per-head math is worth running. A 40-person fan group on a 40-passenger party bus at a weekend hourly rate comes to something like $2,000–$2,500 for a five-hour window around a Saturday night game — roughly $50–$63 per person. Compare that to $20 in parking per car (minimum) plus gas plus someone in each car who can't have a drink, and the gap between "renting a bus is expensive" and "this is actually cheaper and easier" closes fast.
Check the Tempe party bus prices page for more planning detail, or call 480-389-2933 for a free quote at no obligation.
Getting to Mountain America Stadium: Routes, Drive Times, and the PHX Airport Run
Mountain America Stadium sits at the eastern edge of the ASU Tempe campus, roughly seven miles east of downtown Phoenix and about seven miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Off-peak drive times from common pickup points:
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical off-peak drive time | Primary route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) | ~7 miles | 10–15 minutes | Sky Harbor Blvd east to S. 24th St to University Drive |
| Downtown Phoenix / Biltmore | ~8–10 miles | 15–20 minutes | I-10 East to Loop 202 East; exit Washington Street north to campus |
| Scottsdale (central) | ~12–15 miles | 20–30 minutes | Loop 101 South to Rio Salado Drive for north-side lots |
| Mesa / Chandler | ~10–15 miles | 20–30 minutes | US-60 West to Loop 101 North; exit University Drive (exit 52) |
| Glendale / Peoria | ~25–30 miles | 30–45 minutes | I-10 East to Loop 202 East; exit Washington Street |
| Gilbert / Queen Creek | ~20–25 miles | 25–35 minutes | Loop 202 West to US-60 West to Loop 101 North; University Drive exit |
Those times stretch considerably on game days — the Loop 101 between McClintock and Rural Road backs up when all three approaches converge, and the University Drive exit (exit 52 off Loop 101) is where traffic fully stalls on sellout nights. For north-side parking, the cleanest in-route is Loop 101 South to Rio Salado Drive, turning left onto Rural Road before the University Drive crunch. For south-side access including the Packard Drive Structure drop-off zone, University Drive from the east (off Rural Road) is the approach.
Out-of-town groups flying into Phoenix Sky Harbor have a real advantage: PHX is seven miles and 10–15 minutes from Mountain America Stadium off-peak. One bus collects the whole party at baggage claim, skips the multi-rideshare scramble on arrival day, and delivers everyone directly to campus — no coordinating ETAs across a dozen separate apps when people are already tired from travel. For the full logistics of a PHX airport pickup, see the Phoenix Sky Harbor airport shuttle guide.
The Tempe airport transportation page covers the same run if you want the service overview before reading the full guide.
The 2026 ASU Football Home Schedule at Mountain America Stadium
ASU's 2026 Big 12 home schedule brings six games to Tempe. The season-opener against Morgan State on September 5 has a confirmed 7 PM kickoff on ESPN+ — the evening start intentional for Arizona's early-September heat. Beyond that first game, most kickoff times are listed as TBA pending television selections, which is standard for Big 12 scheduling.
Check the official 2026 ASU football schedule for times as they're confirmed.
The confirmed home slate: Morgan State (September 5, 7 PM); Baylor (October 3); Hawai'i (October 10); Kansas State (October 24 — designated Blackout Game, expect a packed house and near-peak demand for transportation); Colorado (November 7 — Salute to Service Night); and Oklahoma State (November 21 — Homecoming Weekend, the single most competitive date for bus availability across the Tempe–Scottsdale–Chandler corridor).
Booking timing matters most for the November dates. Homecoming weekends and rivalry buildups — the Oklahoma State game November 21 falls one week before the Territorial Cup at Arizona — generate real demand for 40- and 50-passenger buses across the whole metro. Groups that call 480-389-2933 or fill out the online quote form 6–8 weeks out consistently have more options and better rates than groups that wait until two weeks before kickoff.
For the Big 12 conference games in October and November where kickoff times are set late by television, confirming your group headcount early and holding a vehicle even before the time is announced is the move that keeps your options open.
For Homecoming (November 21 vs. Oklahoma State) and any night game with a late-announced kickoff time: the vehicles that fit 35–50 people go first across the Valley on those weekends. Locking in a quote at least six weeks out gives you the full range; waiting two weeks before game day means fewer choices and higher rates on what's left.
Mountain America Stadium Clear Bag Policy and What to Leave on the Bus
Mountain America Stadium's clear bag policy is enforced at every gate on every game day. Each guest is allowed one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12", or a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag as the equivalent. A small clutch or purse no larger than 4.5" × 6.5" is permitted alongside the clear bag.
Seat cushions without pockets or zippers, 18 inches wide or smaller, are allowed.
What gets turned away: solid backpacks, large purses, fanny packs, camera bags, and mesh bags. There is no bag check at Mountain America Stadium — if you show up with a prohibited bag, there is no option to check it; it either goes back to the bus or doesn't come in. That's a specific reason to load the bus's storage before heading to the gate: keep tailgate gear, extra bags, and anything else that doesn't meet the policy in the undercarriage bays or the overhead compartments rather than finding out at the gate.
Other items prohibited inside the stadium include coolers, outside beverages, glass containers, cameras with detachable lenses over six inches, drones, and artificial noisemakers like air horns or thunderstix. A factory-sealed water bottle of 51 oz or smaller per person is permitted. Medical bags are allowed with thorough inspection — contact Athletics Operations at 480-965-0281 in advance if your group has specific medical needs.
The full policy is available through the ASU 365 Community Union bag policy page.
One quirk worth warning the group about: tortillas are explicitly prohibited inside Mountain America Stadium. It's a long-standing ASU tradition to toss them, but stadium policy bans them on the premises. Mentioning it ahead of time saves someone a gate-side argument.
Tips for Your Mountain America Stadium Group Visit
Get there early — and mean it. Gates open 90 minutes before kickoff for the general public, with premium and club-level entry opening two hours out. On night games in October and November when the temperature is finally tolerable, the stadium fills early and security lines on the east side can stack.
The west sideline gates (home side) reportedly move faster. For a group of 20 or more arriving together, factor in that moving through a single gate takes longer as a unit — arriving closer to two hours before kickoff removes the line stress entirely.
No re-entry. Once a ticket is scanned, that seat is done — no back-and-forth to the bus mid-game. Make sure the group knows this before anyone walks through the gate, and use the pre-gate time at drop-off to settle anything that needs to come in versus stay behind.
The heat is real, including in October. Tempe sits in the Sonoran Desert. Even after the September 5 opener is scheduled at 7 PM to avoid the worst of it, October afternoon kickoffs can still hit 85–90 degrees at game time.
Light, breathable clothing and a 51 oz sealed water bottle per person (the stadium's permitted maximum) are the practical moves. The stadium bowl is partially shaded depending on your section and the time of day, but the walk from the bus to the gate in October afternoon sun can feel longer than it looks on a map.
Digital ticketing is the standard. ASU recommends loading tickets into your mobile wallet before leaving for the stadium — campus crowds around the Veterans Way corridor can strain cell service near the gates, and scrambling to pull up a ticket on a slow connection while 500 people wait behind you isn't the move. Add to your wallet before the bus ride out.
A Homecoming or rivalry game sells out. The November 21 Oklahoma State game (Homecoming) and the Territorial Cup buildup pull full-capacity crowds. On those dates, the expanded surface lots to the north and east of the stadium — the lots absorbing the 2026 construction displacement — fill before general admission walk-up is even available.
Groups driving separately should buy parking passes in advance, not day-of; a bus group sidesteps this entirely by using the Packard Drive drop-off rather than holding a spot.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Mountain America Stadium
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Mountain America Stadium?
The published drop-off zone for guests arriving without parking passes — which covers groups coming by charter bus or party bus — is near the South Packard Drive Structure (Structure 7) on the south end of the ASU Tempe campus. From there, the group walks north to the stadium's south gates. That's the official published guidance from ASU's game day guide.
For large-vehicle staging details or any event-specific approach changes, ASU Parking and Transportation Services can be reached at 480-965-6124.
What does it cost to park at Mountain America Stadium?
Game day general admission lots and structures are $20 per vehicle, a rate that held through the entire 2025 season. Reserved and season-pass lots are permit-only and cannot be purchased day-of. Walk-up $20 parking in the remaining unpresold lots is first-come in available inventory, and on rivalry and Homecoming weekends, those lots go faster than most fans expect.
The 2026 season carries some lot changes from construction — check the official Mountain America Stadium page for current lot assignments before your visit.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to Mountain America Stadium?
To give you a planning idea — not a quote, because the exact number depends on vehicle size, total hours, the date, and your origin: minibuses for 15–35 passengers run approximately $200–$275 per hour on weekends; mid-size party buses (25–30 passengers) run about $275–$425 per hour weekends; 40- and 50-passenger party buses run $325–$500 per hour on weekends; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $200–$350 per hour or $1,350–$2,850 per day. The fastest way to get a number for your date is calling 480-389-2933 or using the online quote tool — you can have a comparison in under a minute at no obligation.
Is Mountain America Stadium the same as Sun Devil Stadium?
Yes. The stadium was known as Sun Devil Stadium from its 1958 opening until August 2, 2023, when Mountain America Credit Union secured a 15-year naming rights deal. The facility at 500 E Veterans Way, Tempe, AZ 85287 is the same building — Frank Kush Field is still the playing surface, the Sun Devils still call it home, and the 53,599-seat capacity is unchanged.
The official name is now Mountain America Stadium, Home of the ASU Sun Devils.
Is there a direct light rail stop at Mountain America Stadium?
Yes. The Veterans Way / College Avenue Station on the Valley Metro A Line sits immediately adjacent to the west side of the stadium. For individuals or small groups using transit, it's one of the most convenient light rail connections of any stadium in the Valley.
The Tempe Streetcar also serves Mountain America Stadium from the Marina Heights stop on the north side, connecting to the park-and-ride at Dorsey/Apache Boulevard. For groups, the post-game platform crowds are the limiting factor — trains fill fast after the final whistle and queues can be long.
What is the bag policy at Mountain America Stadium?
One clear bag per person, no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC), plus a one-gallon clear freezer bag as an equivalent, plus a small clutch up to 4.5" × 6.5". No solid backpacks, large purses, fanny packs, camera bags, or mesh bags — and there is no bag check on site. Tortillas are also banned inside the stadium.
See the ASU 365 Community Union bag policy page for the full list and any updates.
When should we book a bus for an ASU Homecoming or rivalry game?
Six to eight weeks out is the target for the November dates — specifically the Oklahoma State Homecoming game (November 21) and any game scheduled within the Territorial Cup buildup week. Those are the two weekends that create genuine competition for 40- and 50-passenger vehicles across the Tempe, Scottsdale, and Chandler markets. Waiting until two or three weeks before a Homecoming Saturday means fewer vehicle options, higher rates, and the real risk that the size your group needs is unavailable.
For all other 2026 home games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable, but earlier always opens more options. Call 480-389-2933 when your headcount is confirmed — the quote is free.
How far is Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport from Mountain America Stadium?
About seven miles — roughly 10 to 15 minutes off-peak via Sky Harbor Boulevard east to University Drive. It's one of the shorter airport-to-stadium runs in the country, which makes a coordinated airport pickup particularly straightforward for out-of-town groups flying in for an ASU game or a Big 12 road trip. See the Phoenix Sky Harbor shuttle guide for the full airport logistics breakdown.
Can we tailgate in the parking lots at Mountain America Stadium?
Yes — tailgating in the surface lots is a standard part of the Mountain America Stadium experience, with lots opening between five and seven hours before kickoff depending on pass type. Grills and tailgate setups are common in the outer lots. If your group is arriving by charter bus and doesn't have a parking space, the tailgate time happens at the drop-off area or nearby designated spots rather than in a parked-car space — something to plan around before game day.
What happens after the game — how does the pickup work?
The post-game pickup window is set at booking, communicated to everyone in the group before they enter the gate, and the bus is staged nearby during the game. When the final whistle blows and the group exits, the pickup spot is pre-agreed — no regrouping, no waiting on a rideshare surge, no one-way exit crawl while the bus is on the other side of campus. The group boards and the bus takes the first cleared exit route back toward I-10, Loop 202, or wherever the group is heading.
That's the part of the night a bus handles that nothing else does as cleanly.
Reserve a Party Bus or Charter Bus to Mountain America Stadium
The right vehicle for your ASU game day run is a quick quote away. Whether it's a 40-passenger party bus for a Homecoming Saturday with the pregame built into the ride, a 56-seat charter bus moving a corporate group from Scottsdale to the Blackout Game, or a minibus shuttling a wedding weekend group to catch the Sun Devils before the reception — Tempepartybuscompany.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Tempe so you can compare options in under 30 seconds, with no account required and no obligation on the quote.
Fill out the online form on this site or call 480-389-2933 any time, any day. For the November Homecoming and rivalry-buildup weekends, book as soon as your headcount is set — those dates fill. For everything else on the 2026 home slate, two to four weeks out is workable.
Either way, the quote takes about a minute. Also planning an ASU basketball run over at Desert Financial Arena? That guide covers its own drop-off and transit details at the Desert Financial Arena transportation guide.
