FAQ
Ticketing and Entry Policies
Q: What is the stadium’s policy regarding bags and prohibited items? A: War Memorial Stadium enforces a clear bag policy for most major events to enhance security and speed up entry. Fans are typically allowed one clear bag of a specific size or a small clutch bag. Prohibited items include outside food/drink, large umbrellas, and weapons. Please check the specific event’s policy before arrival.
Q: What time do gates typically open for football games? A: Gates generally open one hour (60 minutes) to 90 minutes prior to kickoff for major football games. However, gate times can vary significantly for concerts and non-sporting events, so we recommend checking the event schedule.
Q: Where can I purchase tickets for events at War Memorial Stadium? A: Tickets for events such as Razorback games, high school championships, and concerts are sold through the respective event organizers (e.g., Mizzou Ticket Office, AAA, Ticketmaster). Please refer to the specific event page on our website for direct purchasing links.
Gameday and Venue Amenities
Q: Is War Memorial Stadium fully accessible for guests with disabilities? A: Yes, we are committed to accessibility. The stadium offers accessible seating options, accessible restrooms, and elevators to reach different levels. Guests needing assistance should contact Guest Services upon arrival or the stadium office prior to their visit.
Q: Are there concessions and is outside food/drink allowed? A: Outside food and beverages are strictly prohibited, with the exception of specific medical needs. We offer a variety of concession stands throughout the stadium with diverse food and drink options available for purchase.
Q: How does the tailgating system work? A: Tailgating is a beloved tradition here. Fans can purchase reserved parking passes in advance to secure a prime location, or utilize general parking areas on a first-come, first-served basis. Tailgating is permitted in designated areas only.
Stadium History and Memorial Purpose
Q: Why is the stadium called “War Memorial Stadium”? A: The stadium was dedicated in 1948 as a “living memorial” to honor the Arkansas residents who lost their lives in service during World War I and World War II, serving as an active tribute to all the state’s veterans.
Q: Is the stadium only used for football? A: No. While it has a rich football history (hosting the Razorbacks and high school championships), the stadium is a multi-purpose venue that hosts concerts, charity walks, community events, and private functions year-round.