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Parking Information: 2023 NCAA Baseball Lexington Regional on UK Campus

Parking Information: 2023 NCAA Baseball Lexington Regional on UK Campus

UPDATE (Monday, June 5)

More parking options are available for the Monday night game due to the conclusion of Railbird Music Festival and KHSAA State Championships. The earlier fans arrive, the closer they can expect to park to Kentucky Proud Park.

Fans are urged to avoid driving via Nicholasville Road “Inbound” (toward Downtown). Traffic flow in Lexington will follow normal Monday commute lanes so there will only be one lane going inbound.

Free shuttles will be available from the Kroger Field Blue and Green lots, and parking staff will be present to assist with providing directions to the closest available lot. Shuttles will run from 4:30 pm to 10 p.m., and they are accessible for those with disabilities.

A limited number of accessible parking spaces for those with a valid, state-issued disabled hangtag will be available in the Home Plate lot immediately next to the main gates at Kentucky Proud Park, while all other spaces in the Home Plate lot require a reserved parking permit.

Here is the updated parking map for tonight’s game:

LEXINGTON, Ky. – With the University of Kentucky campus set to host the Lexington Regional of the NCAA Baseball Championship as well as the Kentucky High School Athletic Association State Championships in Track and Field and Softball, in addition to the Railbird Festival going on at Red Mile nearby in Lexington on Saturday and Sunday, UK Athletics is issuing important fan reminders.

Fans are urged to plan ahead, arrive early, and follow signs and staff directions to minimize travel time and make arriving to the games as smooth as possible.

Fans are asked to be mindful that multiple high-traffic events are taking place on the UK Campus and, on Saturday and Sunday, nearby at the Red Mile for the Railbird Festival, so parking lots will fill up the closer to game time it gets.

The UK Campus parking infrastructure supports more than 60,000 visitors on football gamedays so even with so many events going on, fans will have parking options. The earlier fans arrive, the closer they can expect to park to Kentucky Proud Park. Free, handicap accessible shuttles will serve multiple parking lots.

Please see below for day-by-day parking breakdowns
On Friday gameday parking is available in the Purple, Blue, Green and Red lots near Kentucky Proud Park and Kroger Field on a first-come, first-serve basis. For those who have attended UK baseball regular-season games, the parking options will be the same as for any other home game throughout this season.

On Saturday and Sunday the Kroger Field Blue, Red and Orange lots are allocated for use by those attending the Railbird Festival.  On Saturday and Sunday, Lexington Baseball Regional Fans can use the Kroger Field Purple, Blue VIP and Green lots as well as the Parking Structure #1 “Yellow” lot and Parking Structure #2(Hilltop Drive near William T. Young Library).

On Sunday, with the KHSAA Track and Field Championships having concluded the prior day, the Green Lot should be less full and the Yellow lot will still be open, in addition to the Purple lot.

Free shuttles will be available from the Purple, Blue and Green Lots (and Yellow starting Saturday), and parking staff will be present to assist with providing directions to the closest available lot. Shuttles will run from 10 am to 10 pm, and they are accessible for those with disabilities.

Additional free parking is available in Parking Structures #1 (Yellow) and #2 (Hilltop Drive near William T. Young Library). Fans can use the following linked Gameday parking interactive map for additional context: http://ukgamedayparking.io-media.com/

A limited number of accessible parking spaces for those with a valid, state-issued disabled hangtag will be available in the Home Plate lot immediately next to the main gates at Kentucky Proud Park, while all other spaces in the Home Plate lot require a reserved parking permit.

View the parking map on our Tournament Central website.

ENTRY & BAGS
Gates to Kentucky Proud Park will open 90 minutes prior to the first pitch of each game. Re-entry is not permitted at NCAA events. Each game requires a separate ticket, and the stadium will be cleared immediately following the end of each game. A minimum of 55 minutes is required between games.

All premium tickets (suites, club, and loge) must enter the stadium through the VIP entrance to be scanned and receive a wristband. Premium tickets will be rejected at all other gates.

All bags must adhere to the UK Athletics Clear Bag policy. All bags and items will be searched prior to entry. To expedite entry, fans are strongly encouraged to not bring any bags to Kentucky Proud Park. Medically necessary bags will be permitted upon inspection. Be sure to review the full policy at UKathletics.com/ClearBag.

Additional gameday information may be found here.

MOBILE TICKETING
UK Athletics uses mobile ticketing at all venues. Your tickets are now available to view and manage by downloading the official UK Athletics App on your mobile device. The app is available for free on both Apple and Android devices.

Fans with all-session tickets may also access their tickets by visiting UKathletics.com/MyUKAccount on their phone’s web browser. If you did not already have an account, one was created for you at the time of purchase. Fans who purchased single-game tickets on Ticketmaster.com may also use the Ticketmaster app or website to view their tickets.

Please access your tickets in advance of game day to expedite entry. We highly recommend saving your tickets to your phone’s wallet in advance, so you don’t need to rely on cell service or WiFi access at the stadium. UK Athletics uses SafeTix barcodes, so screenshots of tickets are not allowed. For more information, visit UKathletics.com/MobileTickets.

The ticket windows at Kentucky Proud Park open two hours prior to the first game of each day, for fans needing in-person assistance.

Fans may view and download the digital program for the NCAA Baseball Division I Championship by visiting NCAA.com/DIBaseball.

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