Air Force – Boise State: Know before you go

Air Force hosts Boise State Saturday, Oct. 22, at 5 p.m. in Falcon Stadium. Falcon football fans please note the following stadium entry requirements and access times.

For the remainder for the 2022 Air Force football season, fans are encouraged to arrive early and utilize both the North and South gates for entrance. Both gates are open to the public four hours prior to kickoff. Fans parking in lots 1, 2, and 3 must use South gate while fans parking in lots 4, 5, and 6 must use the North gate. Stadium gates and the ticket office open two hours prior to kickoff.
Air Force Athletics has introduced a clear bag policy this season that will limit bags that may be brought into sporting events. The policy will help to provide a safe environment for the public and significantly expedite fan entry into all athletics' venues.

Fans are also encouraged to download your mobile tickets before you get to Falcon Stadium. To do so, just log into your ticket account, find your event, and click add to wallet. If you don't download your ticket before arriving at the Air Force Academy you could run into connectivity issues that could delay your entry to the game. For more information on Mobile Tickets and how you can download yours, click here.

If you have additional question you can call your Account Representative or the Air Force Ticket Office at 719-472-1895 or email afa.tickets@airforceathletics.org.

Stadium Entry Notes: Be prepared to show keys, cell phones, or other metal related items during screening/metal detection process. NOTE: Do not leave any items at gates; return items to your vehicle or dispose.

Persons/personal belongings are subject to search. Entry will be denied if you elect not to consent.

Factory-sealed transparent soft plastic water bottles, 24 oz. or less is the only beverage permitted. Note: Exceptions are made for medical conditions and infants. Fans may also bring in an empty soft transparent water bottle for the purpose of filling their bottle with water inside stadium. (24 oz./less).

Express lines available for spectators entering the stadium with nothing to be searched.

Reentry is permitted at gates 3, 6, and 9 only. Cadets must have Military ID to regain entry

Post-game tailgating will close two hours after the conclusion of each football game.

PROHIBITED ITEMS IN FALCON STADIUM:

Illegal substances: Note - Marijuana is an illegal substance on Federal property
Weapons or dangerous objects of any type
Alcohol, glass containers, bottles/cans, aerosol sprays, hard sided (or Nalgene) plastic bottles
Sunscreen: Sunscreen is permissible in 6-ounce tubes or less. (No bottles or aerosol sprays)
Approved bags:
- One clear bag per ticket holder that is plastic, vinyl or PVC not exceeding (12" x 12" x 12")
- One-gallon clear zip lock bag
- Small clutch bag or fanny pack no larger than 5.5 x 7.5 inches
  - No hard-sided containers, or coolers
  - No backpacks to include bota bags, wine-skins, and camelbacks
Laser pointers, fireworks, or any item deemed unsafe by security personnel
Any unapproved Banners/Signs (No signs larger than 18" x 24")
PETS: (Other than ADA Compliant Service Animals)
No sticks, bats, poles, umbrellas, footballs, Frisbees, balls or inflatable balls
Artificial noisemakers of any kind
Baby seats, Large Strollers-----(Collapsible umbrella strollers are permitted)
Any item that cannot be readily inspected
No flash photography
No Smoking or Tobacco of any kind---(Includes vapor cigarettes)
No seatbacks wider than 19 inches (no excessive pockets or protruding arm rests)
- Note, there is no storage of prohibited items, please return them to your vehicle

Fan Code of Conduct
The following behavior will not be tolerated and may lead to automatic ejection

Foul, obscene, offensive/abusive language, gestures or actions that are disruptive or illegal in nature
Ethnic intimidation of any kind. i.e. slurs based on race-gender-sexual orientation-religion or creed
Intoxication or signs of alcohol/substance impairment that results in irresponsible behavior.
Interfering with the game or throwing any object onto the field or in the venue - premises.
Verbal/ physical harassment of home/visiting team, game mgmt. fans, game officials.
Fighting, and or conduct that endangers/threatens the safety of others
Indecent exposure or the wearing of obscene or indecent clothing.

Air Force – Boise State: Know before you go

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