Roos Field guide: schedule, kickoff times, parking and bag policy

Roos Field holds 8,600 fans and is home to Eastern Washington Eagles (NCAA FCS, Big Sky Conference). This page lists every remaining home game with its kickoff time, and the stadium's gates, parking and bag rules.

Capacity	8,600
Opened	1967
Home teams	Eastern Washington Eagles (NCAA FCS, Big Sky Conference)
Address	1136 Washington Street, Cheney, WA 99004

When are the remaining home games?

2 home games left, starting Sat Oct 31, 2026. Times are local (Pacific).

Date	Game	Kickoff	Competition
Sat Oct 31, 2026	Eastern Washington Eagles vs Montana Grizzlies	1:00 pm	NCAA FCS football, 2026 regular season
Sat Nov 21, 2026	Eastern Washington Eagles vs Portland State Vikings	1:00 pm	NCAA FCS football, 2026 regular season

When do the gates open at Roos Field?

Two hours before kickoff. (source)

What are the tailgating rules at Roos Field?

The free Numerica RedZone Tailgate, located in parking lot P16 behind the east bleachers on Washington Street, begins two hours prior to kickoff with food, drinks, tailgate games, and giveaways. Propane grills may only be used in surface parking lots; charcoal grills and open flames are not permitted.

Is there a sun and shade map for Roos Field?

Not yet. We have not built a seat model for this stadium. Our sun and shade maps need a recent lidar survey and a section-by-section seating map, so we cover the bigger FBS and NFL stadiums first. We only publish seat and sun data measured from a survey of the stands as they are now, so this guide sticks to the schedule, parking and stadium policies until a newer survey is flown.

Before you go

Bags: Fans may carry only clear bags not exceeding 12 in by 12 in by 6 in, a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag, or a small clutch purse not exceeding 4.5 in by 6.5 in. Fans may carry items without a bag, such as binoculars, cameras, and smartphones. Bag policy.
Food: No type of outside beverage container is allowed inside Roos Field, including personal canteens, thermos bottles, squeeze bottles, and unopened or sealed soda and water bottles.