Pride of Arizona
The Pride of Arizona Marching Band performs one of the conference's signature pregame shows.
Historic Tucson football stadium located on the University of Arizona campus.
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The Pride of Arizona Marching Band performs one of the conference's signature pregame shows.
Arizona Stadium becomes a sea of red and blue during rivalry and conference games.
The Wildcats walk through cheering fans before entering the stadium.

The outdoor areas celebrate Arizona traditions.

The stadium provides views of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
The university’s first building (1891), listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The territorial landmark anchors the Mall on the walk from campus toward Arizona Stadium.

The entrance areas create fan gathering spaces.

Honors Arizona's historic bowl season.

Highlights major program moments.

Honors Arizona football legends.

Showcases Arizona football evolution.

Honors the NFL All-Pro linebacker.

Celebrates the NFL tight end.

Honors the Arizona tight end and NFL Hall of Fame finalist.

Celebrates the Arizona linebacker and NFL star.

Behind-the-scenes access.

The famous Arizona fan chant.

Player arrival tradition.
Sentinel Peak west of campus, marked by the giant whitewashed “A” students first painted in 1915. The overlook takes in Tucson, the Catalinas, and Arizona Stadium below.
The Ring of Honor (installed 1998) runs along the west-side skybox façade, honoring All-Americans, national award winners, and bowl history above the bleachers.
Bronze memorial to John “Button” Salmon near the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility. Players touch the bust at the end of the Wildcat Walk — his last words, “tell the team to bear down,” became Arizona’s motto.
The east-side student section — Zona Zoo — packs about 9,000 seats and leads the “Bear Down” roar that defines Arizona Stadium gamedays.
Nearly 10,000-square-foot heritage museum at the north end of McKale Center, with the Sports Hall of Fame and rotating exhibits of Wildcat Olympians, championships, and great moments.

The famous Pride of Arizona band experience.
Bronze sculptures of Arizona’s married mascot duo — a favorite photo stop on the walk into Arizona Stadium.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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