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Sep 09, 2026
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UTEP Releases Complete Fan Guide for BTS Sun Bowl Concerts in May

The University of Texas at El Paso has published a full Fan Guide in advance of the BTS concerts scheduled at the Sun Bowl this May. The guide is intended to help ticket holders plan their visit, understand stadium rules, and make the event experience as smooth and safe as possible for everyone attending.

Key sections of the guide outline what to bring and what to leave at home. Fans can expect information about ticketing and entry procedures, including recommended arrival times, acceptable forms of ID, and the stadium’s bag policy. Organizers typically highlight security screening at gates and list prohibited items to speed up entry, so attendees should review the guide carefully before they head to the venue.

Transportation and parking details are also covered, with guidance on parking lot locations, shuttle services, and designated drop-off points for ride-hailing services. The guide usually suggests arriving early to avoid congestion, using official parking or shuttle options when possible, and following staff instructions for traffic flow around the stadium on event day.

Safety and accessibility receive focused attention as well. Fans can find directions to ADA-accessible entrances and seating, locations of medical and first-aid stations, and advice for those with special needs. The guide also offers common-sense tips for comfort and safety—stay hydrated, check the weather and dress appropriately, and keep personal belongings secure.

For the best experience, concertgoers should read the Fan Guide in full, print or save any necessary confirmations, and plan logistics such as meeting points and transportation ahead of time. Checking the guide for last-minute updates or changes is recommended, and arriving early will help ensure a trouble-free entry and an enjoyable night at the Sun Bowl.

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