Here is what to know about the Arizona Cardinals’ Red & White Practice

The Arizona Cardinals are holding their annual Red & White Practice on Sunday at State Farm Stadium.

Here is everything you need to know before attending the open practice.

When will the Red & White practice start?

The practice will take place from 4-6 p.m. MST on the field at State Farm Stadium.

Parking and stadium entry for the Red & White practice

Parking is free and will be located on the east side (Green and Grey lots) and west side (Orange) of the stadium, and lots will open at 3 p.m.

95th Avenue will be closed to thru-traffic beginning at 1 p.m., similar to gamedays at State Farm Stadium.

Gates will open at 3:15 p.m. for season ticket holders, and gates will open for everybody else at 3:30 p.m.

Fans can enter at Gate 1, Gate 2 and Gate 3 of the stadium.

The event will feature open seating located throughout the entire lower level of the stadium.

How do I get tickets for the Red & White practice?

Fans will be required to acquire tickets for entry, even though the event is free. They can acquire up to six tickets here.

What can fans bring into State Farm Stadium?

Fans are allowed to bring a factory sealed, non-frozen 16.9-ounce bottle of water into the stadium.

The NFL’s clear bag policy will be enforced, and fans are asked to limit their items brought inside the stadium.

All fans attending the event will be subject to a security screening, including the use of magnetometers, before entering the event.

Can I get autographs at the Red & White practice?

After the Red & White practice, the entire Cardinals team will sign autographs on both sidelines.

In addition to the practice and autographs, the event will feature a kids’ interactive zone, Big Red and cheerleading autographs, concessions and more.

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