LaVell Edwards Stadium parking is on Brigham Young University’s campus in Provo, Utah, so your options depend on BYU lot rules. Start with the university’s parking map, then check whether the lot you plan to use requires vehicle registration.
- Location: BYU campus in Provo.
- Unpaid lots: Lots 18, 44 and 45; vehicles still need to be registered.
- Before you go: check the official site before you go for current event and parking details.
Check official event parking details first
BYU’s campus map is the place to start when you need to locate parking lots for a stadium event. The university directs visitors to its campus map, where you can find campus lots and check your route to the stadium.
BYU identifies Lots 18, 44 and 45 as unpaid parking, but that does not mean you can leave your vehicle unregistered. Make sure you understand the requirements for your chosen lot before you arrive. For event-specific details beyond parking, the LaVell Edwards Stadium game-day guide covers other things to know about the venue.
Understand campus lot rules and restrictions
BYU requires vehicles in its designated unpaid lots to be registered, and parking outside an authorized lot can lead to a ticket or tow. A stall marked for another purpose is not a substitute for a general parking space.
Lot 45 is west of the stadium, between University Avenue and Canyon Road. BYU also says that during spring and summer, Y and G lots are free, but students still need to register their vehicles. On-campus residents may park without paying in B or C lots, but they may not park in Y or G lots.
If you need disability parking, BYU Education Week says your vehicle must display a state-issued disability plate or permit. Check the applicable campus instructions before choosing a space.
Plan arrival and post-event departure
Taking the BYU/University Avenue exit off I-15 is the stated direction for reaching the stadium area. The stadium sits on Canyon Road, approximately one-half mile north of 1230 North, so use the campus map to locate the lot you intend to use rather than assuming every campus space is open to event parking.
Residents of Heritage Halls have separate event-related parking instructions for Lots 45B, 45C and 45D. BYU Housing says residents required to move their vehicles must do so by 5 p.m. the night before an event, unless told to move earlier, and return them to authorized Heritage Halls parking by 10:00 a.m. the following morning. For questions about guest and temporary parking, BYU lists the Traffic Office at (801) 422-8754.
LaVell Edwards Stadium is about 0.4 miles from this two-star hotel in Provo, Royal Inn Provo.
Walking and other ways to reach the stadium
If you plan to walk across campus, the university’s visitor guide to Brigham Young University in Provo offers campus context.
For guests collecting tickets in person, BYU places Public Will Call at the West Stadium Ticket Booth, in the parking lot west of the stadium. That location may help you orient yourself when planning your approach, but confirm event arrangements before setting out.
FAQs
Where is LaVell Edwards Stadium?
The stadium is on Canyon Road, approximately one-half mile north of 1230 North, on BYU’s Provo campus.
Do you need to register for BYU’s unpaid parking lots?
Yes. BYU says vehicles parked in Lots 18, 44 and 45 must be registered.
What do you need for disability parking?
BYU Education Week says a state-issued disability plate or permit is required.
Where is Public Will Call?
BYU places Public Will Call at the West Stadium Ticket Booth, in the parking lot west of LaVell Edwards Stadium.