Michigan State

Saturday in East Lansing is the grass at Munn Field, the Spartan Walk corridor, and Spartan Stadium. Know whether you have a close pass lot or remote Lot 89 before you unpack.

Must see / do

Around campus

• Munn Field is the single-game lot people buy, with a designated grass tailgate pad on each stall and a REVELxp full-service option.
• Lots 61, 62, 79, and 124 sit closest to the stadium on passes, and Friday games open on a different clock than Saturdays. Grand River and downtown East Lansing are the optional food strip north of campus.

Before the game

• The Spartan Walk and the Sparty statue follow the Kellogg Center route people talk about. Confirm the 2026 clock on the gameday page before you plant for a sightline.
• Lot 89 is the remote option, about $20, with a shuttle from about 2 hours before kick on the 2026 opener advisory. It’s cheaper than the close ring. Text SPARTANFB26 or SafeMSU for live traffic and parking.

On the lot

• Public lots allow tailgating on the 2026 opener news. Munn Field is grass pads, Lot 89 is the shuttle remote, and the campus parking special-event page is the visitor companion.
• The parking map PDF is still labeled 2025, so confirm the current map before you treat lot letters as locked. Hours and rates are in the overview, and the gameday page accordion may need a look in the browser.

Overview

• Public lots allow tailgating on the 2026 opener advisory, at about $40.
• Lot 89 is about $20 plus a shuttle.
• Munn Field single-game parking includes a designated grass tailgate pad per stall, with a REVELxp option.
• Text SPARTANFB26 for parking ops.
• The gameday page can be thin until you open the accordion, so confirm it in a browser the week of the game.
• The map PDF is still on a 2025 path, so confirm the current map when a 2026 file posts.

The written rules and what an officer calls that Saturday aren’t always the same. Confirm yours the week of the game.

Map

Official policy

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