Auburn University and Auburn Athletics have released the operational details for Nate Bargatze's Neville Arena performance in Auburn, Alabama, on Friday, October 16.
The show is part of the comedian's Big Dumb Eyes Goes to College tour.
Parking lots will open at 2 p. m.
Central Time, arena gates at 6 p. m.
, and the show begins at 7 p. m.
Parking, Traffic and Digital Tickets
Event-day parking is available at the Campus Safety lot on Magnolia Drive and the Coliseum lot on South Donahue Drive for $40 per vehicle.
Both locations accept card payment only, with no cash accepted.
Free campus parking will be offered at the Stadium Deck on Heisman Drive, between Jordan-Hare Stadium and Plainsman Park, as well as the Athletics Complex lot, District Energy lot, CDV lot and Extension Loop lot.
Auburn Athletics advises visitors who bought parking passes in advance to download their digital passes to their mobile wallets before leaving home.
Heisman Drive, between Wire Road and Coliseum Drive, will be restricted to vehicles with Neville Arena lot passes from 2 p.
m. Friday until the show ends.
Accessible parking will be available at the Neville Arena Lot.
Rideshare services will use designated pickup and drop-off points at the bus drops on War Eagle Way, north of Neville Arena, and on Heisman Drive, east of Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Rideshare vehicles will not be permitted in the Neville Arena or Coliseum parking lots.
All event tickets are digital, according to Auburn Athletics.
Ticket holders can access and manage their tickets through their online accounts or the Auburn Athletics app, and tickets can be transferred by text message or email through the My Account page.
Tickets can also be managed from a personal computer or tablet, but downloads directly to a phone's digital wallet must be completed using a mobile device.
For iPhone users, Auburn Athletics highlighted Apple's Account Binding security feature.
When tickets purchased or received through an Auburn Athletics ticket account are downloaded to Apple Wallet, the account becomes linked to the iPhone used for the download.
The linked ticket account can then download tickets only to that iPhone, and another Auburn Athletics ticket account cannot download tickets to the same device.
Anyone who needs to use tickets on a different iPhone must transfer them to another person through text message or email using their Auburn Athletics ticket account.
According to Auburn Athletics, Bargatze's current tour has sold more than 2 million tickets.
The comedian also recently set a record for the highest one-year gross by a comedy performer in history.
