
Game Day Central
Tailgating is an enjoyable part of the game day fan experience. Bethune-Cookman University is committed to creating a fan-friendly environment that is safe for all to enjoy. For your safety and the enjoyment of all, we ask that you please help by observing these tailgating guidelines.
PARKING
• You will be able to purchase parking at the gate.
• Parking is at a first-come, saving spots will NOT be allowed. If you would like to park near a friend, then please arrive together.
• Municipal Stadium ticket entrance gates will open two hours prior to kickoff.
• Guests must tailgate in front of or behind their vehicle only.
• Parking space will be limited to one (1) 8’x16’ space for each valid parking hangtag, and must not cross over into the drive lane designated by the blue lines down each aisle.
PARKING LOT POLICIES
• Overnight parking is prohibited in all Lots.
• Parking lots close 90 minutes following the conclusion of the game.
• Parking is first-come, first-served. No saving of parking spaces is permitted.
• In and out privileges are not allowed.
TAILGATING ACTIVITIES
• Barbecue grills in tow and over two feet in length will NOT be allowed to enter the gates at any point. Only one (1) grill/fryer per car is allowed.
• Please do not use glass containers. All drinks should be placed in plastic/disposable cups.
• Excessively loud amplified music (such as DJ's or live entertainment) are prohibited. Music with inappropriate language is prohibited in the tailgating areas.
• Liquid charcoal starter or other flammable liquids are strictly prohibited. Charcoal may be started with electrical starters designed for this purpose, or quick-starting charcoal is recommended. Open flames are allowed, but all barbecue pits left unattended must be extinguished.
• All cooking equipment shall be situated away from crowds, buildings, vehicles or combustible materials. A minimum clearance distance of five (5) feet is required.
• Portable generators are not to be filled while running, and fuel must be in an Underwriters Laboratory (UL) listed safety can (2-gallon max). Portable generators and fuel must be stored away from cooking appliances.
• Liquid Propane (LP) gas-cooking appliances shall be UL listed and approved for use. LP-gas cylinders shall be secured in an upright position to keep from falling and positioned to prevent impact from vehicle traffic.
• Ash containers, trash containers and port-o-lets are located in each lot.
• It is recommended that hot ashes, cinders, smothering coal, disposable LP-gas cylinders or other hot materials be disposed of in water and a double-packed garage bag.
• Cooking grease must be disposed of in proper containers.
• For safety purposes, all tents, chairs, etc., must be put away prior to entering Municipal Stadium.
• Guests are welcome to continue tailgating up to 90 minutes after the end of the game. However, in some instances, guests may be asked to clear the parking lots before that time.
CONDUCT
Bethune-Cookman University Athletics and Municipal Stadium are committed to serving our fans by providing a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all fans in and around Municipal Stadium on game day. We ask that you as a supporter of B-CU Athletics, join us in creating a positive game day experience for all fans by adhering to the following:
• Fans may enjoy the game day experience free from obscene or abusive language, gestures or behavior.
• The city of Daytona Beach and Bethune-Cookman University do NOT grant the right to display advertising, banners or signs, or distribute promotional items on property. Fans may be asked to remove inappropriate banners or signs.
• Fans maintain that the progress of the event is not disrupted by Fans' actions or by unauthorized persons entering the playing field or restricted areas of the stadium.
• Fans respect others by sitting in the seat location as indicated on their ticket.
• Fans will be treated in a consistent, professional and courteous manner by all stadium staff and team personnel.
• Fans not adhering to the Fan Code of Conduct provisions will be subject to ejection without refund, revocation of season tickets and if in violation of city ordinances or other laws, may also be subject to arrest and prosecution. The following activities do not comply with the established Fan Code of Conduct:
o Verbal or physical confrontation, including dangerous, abusive or profane behavior.
o Attempting to enter the field area or other restricted areas of the stadium.
o Smoking. Like all B-CU facilities, Municipal Stadium is a no-smoking venue. Smoking is not permitted in any locations within the stadium.
o Improper resale of tickets, such as scalping.
o Interfering with or failure to comply with security procedures, emergency procedures or requests from staff regarding stadium operations. Fans must present their ticket to stadium personnel when requested.
• Intoxicated fans in and around Municipal Stadium will be denied entry or will be subject to arrest or ejection from the stadium.
• If someone is interfering with your enjoyment of the game, please notify stadium ushers or security personnel of the problem immediately.
Please note: Season ticket account holders are responsible for the actions of their guests in possession of the tickets. Persons violating this Fan Code of Conduct may have their ticket privileges revoked, regardless of whether or not the spectators in violation are the season ticket holders of record.
PROHIBITED ITEMS INSIDE MUNICIPAL STADIUM
• Noisemakers including thunder sticks, musical instruments, whistles, air horns and boom boxes
• Weapons or projectiles
• Alcoholic beverages
• Glass, metal or hard plastic containers of any size
• Frozen beverage bottles
• Hard or soft sided coolers of any size
• Plastic drink containers (except 2 liters or less with factory seal intact)
• Backpacks, bags and purses larger than 14" square
• Boxes or wrapped packages of any size
• Unsliced fruits or vegetables
• Animals (other than service animals required because of a disability)
• Balls, toys or sports equipment
• Banners, signs or flags
• Helium balloons
• Laser pointers
• Poles or sticks
• Umbrellas
• Unauthorized cameras with lenses longer than 3.5 inches, interchangeable or telephoto lenses, video cameras, monopods or tripods
• Skates, skateboards, scooters or bicycles