A: State baseball and softball are scheduled to take place on May 28-29, while state track is scheduled to take place May 29-30.
A: Construction is complete on phases 1A and 1B, which includes a new track and upgrades to the throwing field. Team camps will now be on the grass hills on the north and south ends of the track. Fans will be able to walk around from one side of the stadium to the other inside the fence this year. Shot put, which was previously inside the stadium, is now located on the throwing field with discus and javelin.
A: There will be staff onsite during these events to provide assistance to the athletes and spectators. For police or security‑related matters, campus police can be reached at 316‑978‑3450.
A: Please direct all comments to comments@goshockers.com. While it is our hope that everyone has a fantastic experience at Wichita State, we understand that sometimes things don’t go as planned. We want to hear about all experiences so we know what we did well and where we can make improvements.
A: Yes, EMTs will be on site. If you need an EMT, please contact a police officer or staff member. Contacting University Police at 316-978-3450 is also a direct way to dispatch stadium EMTs. In the case of an emergency, call 911.
A: The Office of Undergraduate Admissions will run tours Thursday, May 28 at Noon; and Friday, May 29 at 9 a.m. and Noon. To reserve space on a tour, go to the Campus Tour page and select a date from the calendar.
There will be three on-site ticket locations: one on the east side of the stadium, one in the lobby of Koch Arena and one on the southwest hill location of the stadium. Tickets can also be purchased online the week before the meet through the Shocker Ticket Office.
A: Only credentialed workers, media, coaches, and athletes wearing a uniform and bib are allowed on the infield of the stadium.
A: Kansas law allows that mothers can nurse their children in any area that is open to the public. If you’d prefer more privacy, we have a wellness room in Charles Koch Arena (on the west side of the track) for nursing mothers to use as well as a wellness room in the new east side pavilion.
A: Fans are allowed to bring one unopened bottle of water per person into University Stadium. No other food or drink can be brought into the venue. Fans are encouraged to bring only what is needed, please visit the University Stadium Fan Guide.
A: We do not have water fountains within the stadium. Patrons can each bring one unopened bottle of water into the stadium. Re-entry is allowed.
A: Unfortunately, track, baseball and softball are all ticketed differently and require separate admission fees to attend each of those events.
A: Construction on the east side and on the field level are complete.
A: Yes, there will be restrooms and concessions available inside Koch Arena for fans. Team camps will not be allowed inside the arena, and track spikes must be taken off prior to entry..
A: Please visit www.wichita.edu/state for a list of restaurants and places to visit on campus. The Rhatigan Student Center and Braeburn Square have a variety of on-campus options for fans and teams. Additionally, Wichita State Connect is a space where fans and teams can get out of the weather and relax while waiting for the next event.
A: Yes, please make sure you get your hand stamped when you leave, and you will be allowed to come and go as you desire.
A: Please consult the Parking and Transport layer on the interactive map https://map.concept3d.com/?id=1128#!ce/31553?ct/31556,31675,31676,32091,103992?s/ for lot locations. Visitors are welcome to park anywhere on campus EXCEPT for red reserved stalls. New in 2026: We are reserving 200 unmarked spaces for those with ADA needs. You must show your state issued ADA card and have either a hangtag or a license plate to park in this location. These spaces will be located west of Koch Arena, are free of charge and are on a first-come, first-served basis. There are also ADA parking spaces located throughout campus. Should you need assistance getting to and from the stadium, keep an eye out for the many golf carts that will be offering free rides to and from the stadium. If you see one and would like a ride, flag us down. We are always happy to help.
A: Wichita State does not charge guests for parking on its campus and has more than 8,000 available parking spaces. If spectators choose to park off campus, they should abide by all city traffic and parking regulations and respect businesses and private property. There are businesses surrounding our campus that do charge for parking. You are welcome to engage with them, but Wichita State does not have any control over their pricing and policies.
A: We currently do not offer reserved parking options, but we do have a paid lot west of Koch Arena for those who want the convenience of closer parking and are willing to pay. Cost is $10 per car to park.
A: There are plenty of parking spaces on the Wichita State campus to accommodate all spectators who are coming for every event. Our campus has more than 8,000 parking spaces and will have at least 10 golf carts running nonstop to transport fans who are not parked close to the events. All parking on our campus and all golf cart rides are free of charge.
A: New in 2026: Golf carts will be going to two different areas of campus for pick up and drop off. One will be by Eck Stadium and the other on the south side of Ulrich Museum. Signage will be in those areas directing you where to go for pick-up. You are welcome to flag down a golf cart if you need a ride. .
A: Teams will now be located on the south and north end of the stadium. The east side is spectators seating.
A: Team camps will be on the grass areas north and south of the stadium. This will be the permanent home for team camps moving forward.
A: Media will have a space in the lobby of Koch Arena complete with power, internet access and live feed of the track meet. The space will be climate-controlled, and beverages will be available for media members.
A: Decisions on activities are made independently in each facility based on several factors — including but not limited to the number of spectators, projected evacuation time, progress of the event, and distance and severity of the potential storm. In all venues, activity will be stopped and spectators evacuated and sent to a safe shelter by the time lightning is within 8 miles of the venue.
A: Please follow KSHSAA on X (Twitter) @KSHSAA for official information regarding weather delays, event restarts and rescheduling.
A: Phase 1A was completed in May of 2025. Phase 1B was completed in April 2026. We are currently on schedule to tear down the west side of the stadium in June, immediately after the state track meet. Stadium renovations will be fully complete in March 2028, and plans are underway to ensure there is enough seating for the state meet in 2027.
A: The final seating count will be more than 12,000 fixed seats with standing-room options that will accommodate more than 1,000 fans.
A: The west side is scheduled to be torn down in June with total completion in 2028.