CRIMSON LOTSReserve a spot →IU vs Ohio State Parking Near Memorial Stadium (Oct 17, 2026)
Saturday, October 17. Ohio State comes to Bloomington for the rematch of the Big Ten Championship, and this will be the most demanded event Memorial Stadium has ever hosted. Resale tickets already start north of $400. Official IU lots sold out long ago with season pass holders. Expect the biggest crowd, the earliest arrivals, and the worst parking crunch in Bloomington history.
This is the one game where you do not gamble on finding a spot. A Crimson Lots pass reserves your spot in our private lot north of the stadium, with an on-demand ride to your gate and a pickup after the game included, free. Walkable too, if you'd rather. We text you the address and arrival instructions during game week. Drive straight in, park your own car, and text us for your ride to the gate.
Passes are $225. Official pass resales already start above $200 and average over $400. Kickoff time is TBA, and when it is announced demand will spike again. Reserve your Ohio State spot today. This page will say Sold Out sooner than any other.
Good to know
- How much is parking for the IU vs Ohio State game? Crimson Lots passes are $225 for this game. Resale asks for official IU passes already start above $200 and average over $400.
- How early should I arrive for IU vs Ohio State? Earlier than any other game. Once kickoff is announced we will text specific timing, but plan on arriving at least 2.5 hours before kick.
- What happens if the kickoff time changes? Your pass is valid for the game whenever it kicks off. We confirm final timing and arrival guidance in your game week text.
- Where will I park, and how does the ride work? In our private lot north of the stadium. Your pass includes an on-demand ride to your gate and a pickup after the game: text us whenever you're ready and we drive you over, text us after the game and we come pick you up wherever you are. Walkable too, if you'd rather. Your exact address is texted during game week. Rides are first come first served, so wait times are not guaranteed.