Kyle Field
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Interactive Stadium Map
Tap a seating area or a pin. The field runs roughly north–south: premium seats and the press box are on the west (shade) side and the students are on the east side. Everybody stands — that’s the 12th Man. Always use the entry printed on your mobile ticket.
Not to scale. Entry pins show the side of the stadium, not exact gate numbers — your ticket lists your entry.
Pick a seating area or pin
Quick version for first-timers:
- West side is the shade side for afternoon games.
- East side is the student section — loud, standing, sunny.
- North entries are closest to the MSC, Fan Zone and shuttles.
- Main first aid is at Entry 7 on the east side.
Area Map
Kyle Field, the campus garages, shuttles, tailgate spots and road closures on a real map. Turn layers on with the buttons, tap any pin or list item for directions, and use “Where am I?” on gameday to see how far you are from the stadium.
Kyle Field, the MSC and the garages come from Texas A&M campus GIS data; tailgate, entry and closure pins are approximate, so follow gameday signage. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
On the map
Gameday Timeline
Run the day like a playbook. Times are relative to kickoff and can shift by game — check kylefield.12thman.com the week of the game.
Parking, Shuttles & Traffic
Buy public parking ahead in ParkMobile — it’s the only prepaid seller Texas A&M accepts. Official A&M football parking map ↗
Campus garages & lots
University Center, Gene Stallings Blvd., Central Campus and Northside garages, plus select lots. Prepaid prices have run $29–$67 depending on the lot and the game. No pay-on-arrival parking at West Campus Garage.
Cash lots + shuttle
Lots near the Bonfire Memorial, Research Park and Agronomy Rd. have run $25 or $40, with free campus shuttles. The Bush Library shuttle starts 5 hours out. Motorcycles park free in campus motorcycle spots (except Lot 48).
Downtown Bryan & Century Square
Park free in Downtown Bryan ($5 in Roy Kelly Garage) and ride the free shuttle to the MSC. New for 2026: a free Century Square shuttle drops near Duncan Hall (Lot 34, Lewis St.) and runs until 2 hours after the game.
⛔ Road closures
- Houston St., Joe Routt Blvd. and Gene Stallings Blvd. close about 4½ hours before kickoff.
- Part of Olsen Blvd. near Reed Arena closes too.
- Use FM 2818 or Highway 6 to get around campus.
🚕 Rideshare zones
- Before: Olsen Blvd. at Reed Arena; Bizzell St. at George Bush Dr.
- During & after: Lot 30e; Boyett St. at Church Ave.
- Postgame: Lewis St.
🚗 Driving tips
- Permit restrictions start 5:30 p.m. Friday on game weekends.
- Highway 6 was rebuilt and the northbound Texas Ave. exit changed — check your route.
- Campus speed limits are lower this season.
Tailgating & Pregame
Aggie Park is tailgate central, and the hours before kickoff are packed with traditions.
Aggie Park
About 20 acres near the Alumni Center, east of Kyle Field. Free and paid spots are reserved ahead through REVELxp (12th Man Foundation donors use the Virtual Land Rush). Check-in starts at 7 a.m. at the Aggie Tailgating Tent near the J.V. “Pinky” Wilson statue — unreserved fans can ask there about open spaces.
Tailgate rules
- Tent stakes longer than 12″
- Open fire pits, motorized vehicles, industrial generators
- Alcohol on the MSC Lawn or All Faiths Chapel grounds
Alcohol is allowed in tailgate areas. Other spots: Simpson Drill Field and West Campus (open zones around West Campus Garage and behind Lot 97).
Pregame traditions
- H-E-B Fan Zone on the north side, about 3½ hours out.
- Spirit Walk down Houston St., about 2½ hours out.
- Corps of Cadets march-in as gates open, 90 minutes out.
- Midnight Yell at Kyle Field the night before.
Food & Drink
Levy runs concessions throughout Kyle Field, and several prices were cut for 2026. Everything is cashless. Tap a card to see it on the stadium map.
🍻 Around Aggieland
Northgate is steps from campus. Turn on the “Eat” layer on the area map for directions.
Clear Bag Policy & Stadium Rules
One clear bag per person. Prohibited items go back to the car — there’s no bag check, and no re-entry under SEC rules.
What you can bring
- One clear bag up to 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a clear one-gallon resealable bag
- One small clutch, about the size of a hand (about 4.5″ × 6.5″)
- One clear, unopened plastic water bottle
- Stadium seats up to 16″ wide
Leave it in the car
- Bags that aren’t clear, ice chests
- Outside food and drink
- Umbrellas, strollers and pets
- Artificial noisemakers and unauthorized banners
- Tobacco — A&M is a tobacco-free campus
Good to know
- Main first aid: lower east level at Entry 7.
- Lost and found: MSC, (979) 845-1515.
- Accessible parking: University Center Garage or Lot 50, for a fee.
- The west side is the shade side; use the free water refill stations.
Aggie Traditions
Aggies don’t cheer, they yell — and nobody sits down. Here’s how to fit in with the 12th Man.
Gig ’Em
Make a fist, point your thumb straight up and say “Gig ’em!” It’s the Aggie thumbs-up, credited to Pinky Downs at a 1930 Yell Practice before the TCU game.
The 12th Man
The whole student body stands for the entire game, ready to go in if needed. Fans hiss instead of booing.
Aggie Yells
Watch the Yell Leaders’ hand signals, “hump it” (lean forward, hands on knees) and yell together. Learn them at Midnight Yell.
Aggie War Hymn
“Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck!”
During the chant section, fans lock arms and sway side to side to “saw Varsity’s horns off.”
The Spirit of Aggieland
The alma mater, sung at games, Muster and campus events. Aggies sway and stand together for it.
Reveille & the Corps
Watch for Reveille, the highest-ranking member of the Corps of Cadets, and the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band’s halftime drill.
2026 Kyle Field Schedule
Every 2026 home game at Kyle Field. Times are Central; SEC games are often set 6–12 days out, so “TBA” times fill in later. Always confirm on 12thMan.com.
Watching away games?
The Aggies play at Alabama (Oct. 24), South Carolina (Nov. 7) and Oklahoma (Nov. 21). Find watch parties and other games in the College Gameday Finder.
Where to Stay
The first four are Texas A&M Athletics preferred hotel partners. College Station fills up fast for big SEC games — if rooms are gone, look in Bryan and ride the free Downtown Bryan shuttle.
Local Gameday Partners
College Station and Bryan businesses that make an Aggie gameday better — pre-game bites, post-game drinks and fan deals.
Pre-Game Eats
Featured partner spot available
Post-Game Watch Party
Featured partner spot available
Gameday Stay Deal
Featured partner spot available