Camp Randall Stadium Details
- Address:
- 1440 Monroe St.
Madison, WI 53711 US
- Phone:
- 6082621866
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Prohibited items for the Camp Randall Stadium include cameras, recording devices, umbrellas, and any other pointed objects. All patrons require a ticket, even young children. Will Call will begin at one pm, and you must have a credit card, picture ID and confirmation number. The Box Office hours are on the day of show only and open at 1pm. Doors may open up to two hours before the event starts.
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Directions to Camp Randall Stadium, the Stadium is located at the corner of Monroe and Regent Streets on the west side of UW Campus. Take interstate 90/94 to 12&13 West through Park Street. Turn North onto Regent Street and head west. Going west on Regent you will come to Monroe. The university stands between Regent and North Randall Avenue on Monroe Street. The Stadium is located on the corner of Monroe and Reagent.
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Parking at the Camp Randall Stadium is on a first-come, first-serve basis, and applies only to that game day. Availability is usually as follows: Lot 34 at $10, Lot 29 at $15, and Lot 60 for $2, with a $5 roundtrip shuttle service that is also included. There is also limited free parking in the lot 76 ramp west of Lot 60. Parking is different from one day to another, however, so it is recommended that you come early.
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The Camp Randall Stadium was built in 1917, and is distinguished by its double-deck structure. The opening game at the stadium was on November 3, 1917. The history of the stadium actually dates back to before the Civil War, when the site was owned by the Wisconsin Agricultural Society, and was the home of the annual state fair. During the war the grounds were given the government, to be used for training soldiers.
