For those with 2025 LSU Football parking permits, in-bound driving directions and traffic flow have NOT changed. Have your parking passes out and clearly displayed before arriving to campus.

Pregame traffic checkpoints requiring a parking permit to access the interior of campus will be implemented based on traffic volume/congestion. Once implemented, non-permitted traffic will be directed around campus to free parking lots at the following locations:

• Highland Rd. @ West Parker Blvd.
  – northbound traffic diverted down West Parker Blvd. to Burbank Dr. to free parking areas
• South Stadium Dr. / West Parker Blvd. / West Lakeshore St.
  – westbound traffic diverted to West Lakeshore Dr. or Parker across to Burbank Dr. to free parking areas
• Dalrymple Dr. @ State St.
  – westbound traffic diverted to Highland Road northbound to Aster St. and West Roosevelt St. to filter to River Road to free parking areas
• Highland Rd. @ West Roosevelt St.
  – southbound traffic diverted onto West Roosevelt St. and filtered to River Rd. to free parking
• South Quad Dr. @ Nicholson Dr.
  – South Quad Dr. will be restricted to permits only

Once pregame traffic checkpoints requiring a parking permit to access the interior of campus are implemented, fans who do not have a parking permit will be redirected to the west side of campus to free parking options along the Gourrier Ave. corridor. It’s recommended you approach campus via Burbank Drive, or from downtown via River Road or Nicholson Drive.

Lots on the east side of campus will not be accessible to non-permitted traffic once they become restricted to only those with parking permits.

Please follow all police traffic instructions when directed to speed up traffic flow.

In an effort to provide the safest gameday experience possible, fans will see an increased law enforcement presence on campus.

LSU is designated a firearm-free zone by law. This will be strictly enforced by law enforcement on campus and in Tiger Stadium.

Possession of a firearm or weapon is strictly forbidden. Possession of a weapon will result in immediate confiscation, ejection and/or possible arrest.

Law enforcement officers that do not have jurisdiction in East Baton Rouge Parish will not be permitted to carry weapons inside the facility.

LSU is designated a smoke-free campus. This policy will be enforced on campus and in Tiger Stadium.

Law enforcement officers will patrol for marijuana usage violations. Individuals smoking marijuana will be detained, and those found in possession of illegal amounts will be arrested.

Law enforcement will also be addressing activities that diminish the gameday experience for families, including underage drinking, unmanageable crowds, and excessively loud or explicit music.

If there is an issue to report on gameday, fans are highly encouraged to utilize the text help line by texting “LSU” followed by your issue and location to for assistance from event staff.

The text line is available both pregame and during the game, and begins being monitored as early as 6 a.m. CT on gamedays.

69050 is a short code, meaning your message will go through even if you’re not connected to Wi-Fi or if the cellular network is busy.

Call 911 in case of an emergency.

Postgame access to the field at Tiger Stadium is strictly prohibited, and doing so will result in a $500,000 fine for LSU to be paid directly to the opposing team.

Those who seek to inappropriately access the field postgame will be subject to arrest and prosecution.