What Ticket Holders Need to Know for Indiana-Iowa Women's Basketball Game

We look forward to welcoming you to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall for IU's highly-anticipated women's basketball match-up against No. 4 Iowa on Thursday. The game is a sellout, and whether you're a reserved seat ticket holder, a GA ticket holder, or an IU student GA ticket holder, there are some important items for you to know before you arrive Thursday.

What all ticket holders needs to know:

This game is a WHITE OUT!! Wear white!!!
South and North doors to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall open at 6 p.m. (tip-off is at 8 p.m.).
If you are a GA ticket holder and want to sit in a courtside bleacher, you must have a wristband to access the area (read below for more details).
All reserved IU Athletics paid parking lots are sold out (Gates 2, 4, and 12).
Free IU Athletics complex parking options include the White Lot (Gate 8, accessible via Dunn Street) and the Purple Lot (Gates 9, 10, and 11, accessible via the 45/46 bypass).
Additional/overflow free parking at Forest Avenue Garage (1015 East 11^th Street).
ARRIVE EARLY! Anyone arriving less than 60 minutes before tip-off should expect traffic delays and congestion entering the parking lots.

If you're a Reserved Seat ticket holder:

It is extremely important that you sit in your reserved seats so that we can seat all our general admission ticket holders.
It is not permissible for reserved seat ticket holders to leave their reserved seats vacant and instead occupy a general admission seat. This includes the general admission areas located in the courtside bleachers.

If you're a GA seat ticket holder:

Per our gameday protocols for sellouts, Sections 4-9 of the court level bleachers are available for GA ticket holders with a designated wristband. Court level bleacher seat wristbands can be picked up at either the northeast, northwest, or southwest stairwells that access the court upon your entry to the arena. You must have a wristband to access (or to re-enter) the court-level bleachers. There are a limited number of wristbands and they are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Per our gameday protocols for sellouts, Sections 1-3 and 10 of the court level bleachers are not open to any and all GA ticket holders for this game.
Rows 1-31 of the main concourse (both east and west sides) are reserved seats and not available for GA ticket holders.
Sections 10, 1, 2 of the court level bleachers (south end) will be used for IU students who utilize the Crimson Guard entrance on a first-come, first-served basis. Wristbands will be given to those students who can sit in Sections 10, 1, and 2. IU students can begin lining up at the Crimson Guard entrance at 3 p.m. (five hours before tip-off).
Per our gameday protocols for sellouts, Rows 32 and above in Sections L and M will be set aside for IU students who enter via the Crimson Guard entrance who cannot be seated in the south end courtside bleachers.
In all other sections of the main concourse, Rows 32 and above are available to all GA ticket holders.
The east and west balconies are open to all GA ticket holders.

If you're an IU student GA ticket holder:

You will receive your digital game ticket Thursday morning. It will be accessible in your IU Athletics Ticket account.
To provide IU students with the best opportunity to secure court level, bleacher seats for the game, we will be utilizing the Crimson Guard Entrance for IU students to enter the arena. You can access the Crimson Guard entrance via the walkway located between Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall and Wilkinson Hall on the southeast side of the arena. Students are permitted to begin lining up at 3 p.m. (five hours before the 8 p.m. tip-off), and doors will open at 6 p.m.
The south end courtside bleachers are reserved for IU students, and we will begin by filling up this area with those who enter via the Crimson Guard entrance on a first-come, first-served basis. Once this area is full, students will be directed to GA portion of Sections L and M (Rows 32 and up) that have been earmarked for IU students for this contest.

We look forward to welcoming you on Thursday!

Indiana University Athletics

What Ticket Holders Need to Know for Indiana-Iowa Women's Basketball Game

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