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Getting to Memorial Stadium

Memorial Stadium · Clemson, SC

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Getting There
Clemson is a small college town, so most fans drive in on game day. Parking fills the campus lots and surrounding fields, typically ranging from $20 to $40 depending on proximity.
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Parking
The university operates a free shuttle system from remote lots like the CATbus routes, which is an excellent option for avoiding gridlock. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate but surge pricing is brutal and availability is limited in this rural area.
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Public Transit
If coming from Greenville or Anderson, plan for significantly longer drive times on game day — two-lane roads around Clemson create legendary bottlenecks.
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PRO TIP
Park in the free remote lots off Highway 93 and take the CATbus shuttle to avoid the postgame parking lot nightmare.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Getting There

How do I get to Memorial Stadium without driving?

Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) drops off at designated zones near Memorial Stadium. Some game days feature shuttle services from remote parking areas or local transit hubs. Check the school's athletics transportation page for game-day shuttle routes.

What is the best drop-off location near Memorial Stadium?

Official rideshare drop-off zones are posted on the school's official athletics site each week. Arrive early — drop-off areas can get congested in the hour before kickoff.

Is there public transit to Memorial Stadium?

Public transit availability to Memorial Stadium depends on the city. Some programs in larger cities (Clemson) partner with local transit for game-day service. Check local transit authority websites for game-day schedules.