University of Hawaii at Mānoa announced that it will be providing free seats and transportation for its students for Saturday's game at Aloha Stadium against the South Alabama Jaguars.
The students with a validated University of Hawaii identity card will be able to avail entry and free bus transportation to the UH football game.
The college noted that limited reserved seats for students are available for football games. The first-come-first-serve policy will be followed. For additional details about seats' availability and admission to the general student section, click here.
"Seat availability will be on a first-come, first-served basis. An ADA accessible vehicle will be available. Validated UHM identification cards required to board the bus," the university said.
Students may enter Aloha Stadium through Gates 1, 7 and 8.
The university informed that the buses for the South Alabama game will depart from Dole Street in front of Frear Hall and Gateway House promptly at 4 p.m. with the last bus leaving at 4:10 p.m. All buses will return to campus 30 minutes after the conclusion of the game. The drop-off and pickup point at the Aloha Stadium is the Parking Lot Section 3E.
Given the fact that it is a university-organized program, alcohol and other drugs consumption in the bus or stadium is a complete no-no. The UHM noted that the Student Conduct Code is applicable at this event. All alcohol containers/beverages are prohibited on the buses. The bus company and its drivers reserve the right to refuse service.
