After further evaluation and feedback from permit holders, the UT Athletic Department has made revisions to the new G10 parking guidelines. Please review the information below to familiarize yourself with the guidelines for parking in this lot for the 2015 football season.
The G10 Garage is the largest and one of the most popular garages on game day. In order to ensure a safe, secure and positive experience for all fans, the following policies are in effect for the G10 garage on football game days:
Open Parking
Guided Parking
G10 Parking Regulations for the 2015 Football Season (As stated on the G10 Parking Pass)
If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact the Tennessee Fund office by phone at (865) 974-1218, by e-mail at tnfund@utk.edu, or by live chat Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST by visiting www.tennesseefund.org. We look forward to seeing you at historic Neyland Stadium on September 12th!
One Tennessee!
The G10 Garage is the largest and one of the most popular garages on game day. In order to ensure a safe, secure and positive experience for all fans, the following policies are in effect for the G10 garage on football game days:
Open Parking
- Beginning at 7:00 am when the G10 garage opens, pass holders will be able to park in any available parking space in the garage. This period will be known as the open parking period and will be defined as:
- 7:00 am until (3) three hours prior to a game with a 4:00 pm kickoff or earlier
- 7:00 am until (5) five hours prior to a game with a kickoff after 4:00 pm. For example, the first home game against the University of Oklahoma is scheduled to kick off at 6:00 pm. The open parking period in G10 will end promptly at 1:00 pm.
- The open parking period will allow you to choose your parking space and to park with friends and/or family members who also hold a G10 parking pass.
- In order to utilize all parking spaces for G10 pass holders:
- Tailgating will not be allowed in any open parking space. This means that tents, grills, coolers, picnic tables, and power generators, etc. cannot be placed in any open parking space. This includes individuals who have multiple parking passes for G10.
- Tailgate footprints behind your parking space must not impede the safe flow of traffic to any parking areas.
- Please minimize the number of guests invited to your tailgate party in G10. In the event a University official determines your tailgate creates a safety or logistical issue, you will be asked to disperse or leave the garage.
Guided Parking
- When the open parking period ends, guided parking will begin and the permit holder will be directed to a parking space. During guided parking:
- Pass holders that wish to park on the garage’s lower levels (levels 1-3) should enter off of Neyland Drive. Parking will be backfilled from the garage’s 3rd level working down to level 1.
- Pass holders that wish to park on the top level (level 5) or next level down enter off of Phillip Fulmer Way. Parking will be backfilled from the top level down to level 4.
- New this year will be a painted fire and safety lane. This lane must remain clear and unobstructed of any item that would prevent the safe movement of vehicles. University officials will move any items that are in the safety lane.
- We ask for your cooperation and request that you help encourage others in G10 to treat their fellow pass holders with respect and courtesy.
G10 Parking Regulations for the 2015 Football Season (As stated on the G10 Parking Pass)
- Parking lots open at 7:00 am on game day unless otherwise specified by the University
- Permit must be displayed from the rearview mirror with the front of the permit facing forward
- Permit must be visible at all times to avoid ticketing or towing
- Please tailgate in front or back of your vehicle
- DO NOT tailgate in another parking space, aisle or driveway
- One space per vehicle
- No oversized vehicles, or trailers, except in University-designated special parking areas
- No tents or awnings may be erected in parking spaces, or in such manner as to impede the flow of traffic
- Do not leave vehicle parked in aisle or driveway
- Vehicle should be secured at all times
- Should a difficult situation arise, contact the closest security personnel or parking attendant
- The university will not be liable for loss or damage to vehicle or contents
- Parking permits may not be sold or bartered
- Parking permits that are sold or bartered are invalid
- Permits reported lost, missing, or stolen are invalid
- Violations of these guidelines may result in loss of your parking privileges
- We recommend you arrive early to avoid delays
- Phillip Fulmer Way egress- to allow for efficient egress, Gameday staff will be stationed at this exit to ensure a safe and organized flow out of G10. Safety barricade or pylons will be utilized to ensure that spectators or other vehicles do not impede G10 egress.
- Neyland Drive egress- the westbound and eastbound exits will operate as it has in the past with the assistance of UT Campus police.
- Additionally, Gameday staff will be stationed on all levels of G10 to ensure a smooth and steady flow of vehicles to the exits.
If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact the Tennessee Fund office by phone at (865) 974-1218, by e-mail at tnfund@utk.edu, or by live chat Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST by visiting www.tennesseefund.org. We look forward to seeing you at historic Neyland Stadium on September 12th!
One Tennessee!
