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Event entry procedures at Fawcett Stadium

Pro Football Hall of Fame Field - Canton, Ohio

Enshrinement
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Pre-Enshrinement - 6:45 p.m.
Enshrinement - 7:00 p.m.
Gates Open for the General Public - 4:00 p.m.
Gates 1 & 2 Open for Handicapped Accessability - 3:30 p.m.

*All times are subject to change

Please be aware of restrictions on items allowed into the stadium during the events. Please consult the lists below. All bags will be checked at the gates by security. Any items not permitted must be returned to your vehicle or disposed of at the gate. Permitted/nonpermitted item list subject to change.

PARKING IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE HALL OF FAME OR FAWCETT STADIUM

Officials at the Pro Football Hall of Fame and local Law Enforcement Agencies recommend fans arrive early for each event to avoid any delays in entering the stadium. Parking at Fawcett Stadium is restricted to credentialed vehicles. We recommend parking at the Stark County Fairgrounds and using the SARTA Shuttle to Fawcett Stadium.Parking at the Fairgrounds is $5.00 per vehicle and the SARTA Shuttle is $3.00 per person round trip. Directional signs are posted at Interstate 77 exits. Vehicles traveling Interstate 77 should use Exit 106 and follow directional signage. 

Permitted Not Permitted
Medium sized purses and fanny packs Camcorders
Diaper bags (only if accompanied by a child) Coolers
Radios (no larger than the size of a football and with an earpiece) Backpacks/Bags
Binoculars (without a case) Large purses
Seat cushion (without backrest) Large Camera Cases
Cell phone Bottles & Cans of any kind (including ALL beverage and lotion containers - glass, plastic or metal)
Cameras (with lens under 6 inches) Bottled or boxed liquid
  Aerosol cans
  Flag poles/banner poles
  Umbrellas
  Weapons (including guns and knives)
  Strollers
  Chairs
  Derogatory, political, or advertising, signage

 

Please Note:

Please review your ticket for admittance to the proper gate.

ALL GUESTS AND PERMISSABLE ITEMS WILL BE SUBJECT TO A PHYSICAL SCREENING AND INSPECTION UPON ENTRY.

NON-SMOKING STADIUM

 
Recent Comments
  • Bev Hall - August 15 2011 09:59 AM

    I attended the Ojays Benefit concert there Aug 13, 2011. Which was a great concert, this was my 2nd time attending. I drove in from Cleveland. I was a upset about the parking situation(website states free parking)Upon arrival we were told that parking was for handicapped and buses only and that you may park in neighbors yards in which most charged $20. I think this was unfair to the people attending this event and there was a lot of complaining througout the crowd.We were told handicapped stickers had to be visible. How can an entire parking lot be just for handicapped?? Well upon leaving the concert in which i left a little early because i had to walk a half a mile to my car, i noticed while walking through the half filled parking lot that most of the cars DID NOT! have the stickers. So after all this fiasco why couldnt Fawcett Stadium charge $5-10 parking? The residents made tax free money. Im sure attendance will be down next year due to the parking situation. i know i will not attend again under these circumstances.

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