For game days, the 'A' bus is a popular and affordable option, costing only $2 and dropping you right at the stadium. Alternatively, ride-sharing services like Uber are available, but traffic can be heavy. Parking passes can also be purchased in advance, though they can be pricey.

Yes, parking is available, but it's highly recommended to secure a parking pass in advance, especially for major events like football games or concerts. Street closures around the stadium on game days can make driving and parking challenging if not pre-arranged.

Absolutely! The Madison Metro Transit system offers several bus routes that stop near Camp Randall Stadium. The 'A' bus is frequently recommended for its direct route and affordability.

Camp Randall Stadium is located about 1.5 miles west of downtown Madison. Depending on your location, it's a manageable walk, a short bus ride, or a quick drive.

Yes, Camp Randall Stadium enforces a clear bag policy. Only clear bags are allowed, and they are subject to search. Small clutch purses are also permitted. [^review]

Tickets can be purchased through the official UW Athletics website, Ticketmaster, or reputable secondary ticket marketplaces. For concerts, check the artist's official website or the stadium's event calendar.

Stadium hours vary depending on events. For football games, gates typically open 1.5 to 2 hours before kickoff. For concerts and other events, check the specific event details for gate times.

While it's possible to find last-minute tickets, especially for concerts, it's not guaranteed and prices can be higher. For popular football games, tickets often sell out well in advance.

Stadium tours are sometimes available, particularly for groups or during off-season periods. It's best to check the official UW Athletics website or contact the stadium directly for current tour information.

Generally, Camp Randall Stadium has a no re-entry policy. Once you leave the stadium, you will not be allowed to re-enter. Plan your visit accordingly.

The 'Jump Around' is an iconic Wisconsin Badgers tradition where the stadium plays the House of Pain song 'Jump Around' between the third and fourth quarters, prompting the entire crowd to jump and shake the stadium.

Most seating consists of traditional metal bleachers. While the energy is incredible, some visitors find the seats narrow and recommend bringing a small seat cushion for added comfort. [^review]

Yes, alcohol is now served at Camp Randall Stadium and can be brought to your seat. Beers were priced around $9 during a recent game. [^review]

Restroom facilities are available throughout the stadium. However, some visitors have noted that they can be crowded, especially during peak times. [^review]

Camp Randall Stadium is equipped with accessible seating options and facilities for guests with disabilities. It's recommended to contact the stadium in advance to arrange for specific needs.

The historic Camp Randall Arch is a must-capture spot. During games, the energy of the crowd during the 'Jump Around' and the panoramic views from the upper decks offer fantastic photo opportunities. The field itself, especially with the team on it, is also a classic shot.

Generally, personal cameras are allowed, but professional photography equipment (tripods, large lenses) may be restricted, especially during games and concerts. Always check the stadium's specific policy for the event you are attending.

For football games, afternoon games offer good natural light. For concerts, the stadium lights and stage production create dramatic lighting, perfect for capturing the atmosphere.

Yes, you can take photos of the field from the stands. However, access to the field itself is typically restricted to players, staff, and credentialed media.

The Camp Randall Arch, a Civil War relic, offers a unique historical photo backdrop. You can also capture the spirit of the university with the iconic Badger imagery throughout the stadium.