Parking Vacate Reminders for Basketball Season

Parking Vacate Reminders for Basketball Season
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Both the Arkansas men's and women's basketball teams will be starting their 2021-22 seasons soon, and you'll want to know the best way to be reminded of when parking areas should be vacated for the games. 

Those who signed up for vacate reminders on their Outlook calendar during football season will not need to do anything different; they will continue to get reminders for the home basketball games.

Those who haven't signed up, however, may wish to do so now. Simply go to the calendar app within Outlook and follow these instructions:

  • Right click on "My Calendars" heading
  • Select "Add Calendar" then "open shared calendar"
  • Enter the name "PARK: Athletic Events" and then click OK.

You should then see the calendar in your list.

Opening home games for the Arkansas men's basketball team are Nov. 9, 13 and 17. The first home games for the Arkansas women's basketball team are set for Nov. 10, 12 and 22.

You may go online to see the complete men's schedule and women's schedule.

You may see the parking areas needed for men's games by clicking here. Those used for women's games are here.

For games on weeknights, the athletic parking areas should be vacated two hours before tip-off time, but it is not required before 5 p.m. For games on Saturday or Sunday, the parking areas should be vacated no later than two hours before game time. For students who live on campus who have to vacate a parking area, some have found that it is a good idea to move their vehicle on Friday night before home Saturday games, or on Saturday night before Sunday home games.

Students who have resident reserved parking or who have a garage parking permit and are legally parked in those areas are not required to relocate.

If you would like additional reminders of when to vacate parking areas, you may follow Transit and Parking on social media on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (@UATandP).

Those who have to move a vehicle out of a parking area are welcome to park in Lot 99, south of the main campus on Beechwood Avenue. Lot 99 can be accessed with any current parking permit.

You may locate Lot 99, as well as all parking areas, on the campus parking map.

For more information on anything related to parking on campus or on using Razorback Transit, you may go to the Transit and Parking website at parking.uark.edu.

Contacts

David Wilson, director of communications
Transit and Parkinug
479-575-6089, dbw010@uark.edu

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