How do you get to State Farm Stadium?

State Farm Stadium parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

Valley Metro light rail does not reach State Farm Stadium. Valley Metro bus Route 70 runs along Glendale Avenue near the stadium for a $2 fare. For Arizona Cardinals home games, Valley Metro operates a game-day shuttle connecting the Desert Sky Transit Center (79th Avenue and McDowell Road) to the stadium; this shuttle does not run for concerts or college football events.

Where can you park?

Lot or garage	How to buy	Notes
Black Lot	Purchased in advance through the Cardinals Mobile App or azcardinals.com; no day-of or gate sales	Designated for day-of parking for visitors without pre-sold permits; also the rideshare, taxi, limo, and family/friends drop-off and pickup zone south of the stadium
General Parking (Blue/Black Lots)	Purchased in advance through the Cardinals Mobile App or azcardinals.com	Accessed via Glendale Avenue or Cardinals Way from Loop 101, or via 91st and 99th Avenues
Preferred Parking (Red Lot)	Purchased in advance through the Cardinals Mobile App or azcardinals.com	Entered only at Maryland Avenue and 95th Avenue
Lot F (Oversized Vehicles)	Pre-purchased mobile parking pass required; no gate sales	Designated oversized vehicle lot, opens four and a half hours before kickoff, entered through Gate 1, maximum space length 45 feet

Where is rideshare pickup at State Farm Stadium?

The designated rideshare, taxi, and family/friends drop-off and pickup area is the Black Lot, located south of the stadium.

Is there accessible parking and entry at State Farm Stadium?

State Farm Stadium offers ADA parking with a valid state-issued hangtag or license plate in all parking areas, complimentary wheelchair escorts from entry points, a courtesy ADA cart service from accessible parking to security checkpoints, 50 ADA-accessible restrooms with baby-changing tables, open captioning below the video boards plus smartphone caption cards, and a Sensory Room on the Main Concourse near Section 104.