Yes. Accessible parking, including van-accessible spaces, is located near the main entrance of every venue. It's reserved for vehicles displaying a valid state-issued accessible parking placard or license plate. Parking attendants can direct you on event days, so keep your placard clearly visible. Accessible spaces cost the same as general parking.

Yes, as long as you do it responsibly. Tailgating is limited to the area directly in front of or behind your vehicle. You can't use empty spaces or save extra ones, and each vehicle is limited to one space. North Carolina law prohibits liquor in public parking areas, and you can't take alcohol into the venues. If you use charcoal, put it out and dispose of it in the fireproof containers provided, or take it home with you.

Space for oversized vehicles is limited and works on a first-come, first-served basis. Vehicles over 20 feet long are charged for multiple spaces. Unless otherwise stated, buses may pay up to four times the posted rate and limousines up to twice the posted rate.

Only during certain multi-day events. Space is limited, so apply early using the Overnight RV Parking Form on the Greensboro Complex website.

Glass containers, kegs, open flames outside the approved tailgate area, liquor or fortified wine, illegal drugs or gases, drinking by anyone under 21, reselling tickets or commercial goods, and ambush marketing are all prohibited.