Shuttle, Parking Information for Saturday’s Ole Miss Football Game

The Oxford Police Department along with the city of Oxford are looking forward to hosting the Homecoming game this weekend when the Ole Miss Rebels take on the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks.

As with all home games, traffic is expected to be heavy and OPD is asking people to consider using the free shuttle options available to game-goers Saturday.

Provided by the city of Oxford, the double-decker buses will run starting at 1 p.m. at no cost from the Square to campus and back before the game, during the game and for two hours after the game ends.

Fans may park at FNC Park on Old Sardis Road, the South Oxford Center (old Baptist Hospital) and the Jackson Avenue Center for free shuttle parking provided by the University of Mississippi and will be transported to campus. The JAC shuttle will start at 6 a.m. and other shuttles will start at 10. a.m. ADA shuttles will be available starting at 10 a.m. This service will end one hour after game time. Please see olemissgameday.com for pick up locations.

There is no parking on Chucky Mullins due to construction. Be aware of posted no parking zones, and if you are unsure, call OPD to verify. Vehicles will be towed from designated no parking areas at the owner’s expense.

City taxi pick-up and drop-off will be at the intersection of Old Taylor Road and University Avenue. Uber and Lyft should use the JAC lot and passengers can take the shuttle to campus.
OPD wants to remind everyone to put valuables in the trunk and lock your cars.

After the game, be cautious of police officers directing traffic in the road at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Highway 6. Hathorn Road will not be able to exit at Chucky Mullins; you must go to West Jackson Avenue. Old Taylor Road traffic must take Belk Boulevard to South Lamar Boulevard.

Visit olemissgameday.com for all things game-day related.

For more information, follow OPD on Twitter @OxfordPolice and Facebook, tune in to AM 1630, FM 93.7 and FM 105.1 for game and traffic updates, or call the OPD at 662-232-2400.

Courtesy of the Oxford Police Department