Moby Arena on the Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins, home of Rams basketball and volleyball. Everyone walks through a metal detector, with alternative screening for those who need it, and only clear bags and small clutches get in (medically necessary supplies excepted).
Know before you go. Moby Arena doesn't list sensory-friendly games this season or a quiet room at regular games. Here's what the athletics department does say about getting in, bags and noise.
Hours
Open for Colorado State volleyball and men's and women's basketball games. Doors open 1 hour before tipoff for basketball and 1 hour before the first set for volleyball. Parking lots open 2 hours before tipoff. Will Call, at the Moby Arena north entrance (windows on the right-hand side of the doors), opens 1 hour before game time; bring a photo ID to pick up tickets. Game dates are on each team's schedule.
Moby Arena “has spawned Moby Madness, the raucous support of fans.”
“Artificial noisemakers” are on the list of prohibited items.
“Moby Arena is an 8,083-seat, whale-shaped venue that is used throughout the year.”
“Colorado State will continue utilizing metal detectors upon entering Moby Arena.” “Fans are encouraged to arrive to events early in order to avoid delays.”
“Colorado State Athletics strongly encourages fans to not bring any type of bag to CSU sporting events. To expedite entry there will be express lanes designated for fans without bags.”
“For the safety and security of our fans we are requiring all items, including diapers and other baby supplies to be carried in an approved clear bag. Each member of a family, including children, would be allowed to carry an approved clear bag and a clutch purse into the venue.”
Prohibited: “Outside food and beverage including alcohol (exceptions will be made for those with medical requirements and/or special needs)” and “Scooters, strollers, baby carriers, bicycles, roller skates and skateboards.”
“Children under the age of 2 years old may not sit in the courtside seating area, whether in their own seat, sitting on the seat holder's lap, or held in someone's arms.”
Medically necessary bags or equipment will be inspected by security.
For special recognition days and promotions, the athletics department points fans to the Colorado State Ticket Office at (800) 491-RAMS (7267).
Metal detectors at every entrance, with alternative accommodations for screening for those who need it.
Clear bags only: one clear bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a one-gallon clear plastic bag, plus a small clutch, per person. Backpacks and diaper bags aren't allowed. An exception is made for medically necessary supplies, in a bag sized to the supplies.
Strollers, scooters and baby carriers aren't allowed, and neither are artificial noisemakers.
Children two and under get in free if they sit on your lap and don't interfere with other fans' game experience; children three and over need a ticket. Children under 2 may not sit in the courtside seating area at all, even on a lap.
All Rams Ticket Office sales are final, with no refunds, cancellations or exchanges. Tickets and parking are digital.
Easy access and wheelchair seating: call the Rams Ticket Office at (800) 491-RAMS (7267) or look online for the event.
Water in a factory-sealed plastic bottle of 1 liter or less, or an empty clear plastic bottle of 1 liter or less, is allowed, one per ticket holder. Metal water bottles and glass bottles aren't.
In cold weather you can carry a blanket or extra jackets over a shoulder or arm; folded items are opened and inspected.
Questions: email ramtix@colostate.edu or call the Rams Ticket Office at (800) 491-RAMS (7267).
