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Raiders A to Z Fan Guide

The following guide is meant to answer frequently asked questions. If you have a question regarding a particular topic, click below to search for the answer. Topics are listed in alphabetical order. If this guide does not answer your question, call us directly at 1-800-RAIDERS for assistance, or email us at tickets@raiders.com.

Address:

The Oakland Raiders
Headquarters: 1220 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, CA 94502
Coliseum: 7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA 94621 
Main Office: (510) 864-5000
Ticket Office: 1-800-RAIDERS (724-3377)
The Raider Image: 1-800-RAIDERS (724-3377)

Age Required for Tickets:

Children 24 months of age and under do not need a ticket to enter the Oakland Coliseum. They must be seated on a parent or guardian's lap and not interfere with the sightlines of others. Children must have a ticket to receive a promotional item.

Animals:

The only animals allowed in the stadium are certified service animals. Owners must have appropriate certification in their possession. Service animals in training will not be permitted to enter the stadium unless they are authorized in advance by The Oakland Raiders.

Assistive Listening Devices (ALD)

Amplification devices for guests with hearing impairments are available at the First Aid Office on the Main Concourse in Section 109.

Auctions (Game Day):

The Raiders and CSD (Charity Sports Distributors) have teamed up to provide a fantastic game day auction throughout the season. These auctions provide access to new, rare sports memorabilia and other prized possessions better than anyone else. The live auctions are run pre-game and through the 3rd quarter of every Raiders home game. Locations are at East Side Club, West Side Club Concourse, Section 142, D-Gate and C- Gate tunnels. See you there.

Automatic Teller Machines (ATM):

ATMs are located throughout the stadium in the following locations:

Automobile Assistance:

AAA Automobile Club will be available every game to assist all guests with car problems. Guests should go to either the north or south flag pole outside the Stadium to meet AAA. Please keep in mind that there is one truck on the premises, and that if it leaves with the property from another car, it will not return. Guests do not have to be AAA members as there is no charge for the AAA services that do not require towing. Bike Patrol officers are available for assisting guests in contacting AAA.

Away Game Ticket Information:

The Oakland Raiders do not sell tickets to games played on the road. Contact the host club and venue directly for ticket availability, or check the NFL Ticket Exchange for availability. Please note prices may exceed face value on the NFL Ticket Exchange and that The Oakland Raiders are not affiliated with tickets sold to other NFL stadiums.

Banners and Signs:

Management reserves the right to remove any signs or banners at any time. Signs and banners may be hung during the Raiders games as long as:

BART:

Access to Oakland Coliseum via Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is available by exiting at the Coliseum/Airport BART Station from the Fremont/Richmond line or Fremont/Daily City line. To get to the Coliseum from the BART Station, cross the bridge connecting the BART Station to the East Side of the Coliseum. For more information and an exact train schedule, BART can be contacted at (510) 464-6000 or online at www.bart.gov.

Booster Clubs:

Both here and abroad, Raiders fans are the greatest in the world! For information on forming a club of your own in an area that isn't currently covered by a club, send a written request to:

Attn: Morris Bradshaw

Raiders Booster Clubs
The Oakland Raiders
1220 Harbor Bay Parkway
Alameda, CA 94502

Click here to view a list of current recognized booster clubs

Broadcast Information:

Television: The Oakland Raiders in-house production company, Silver and Black Productions, produces four video programs - three for television and one for the Internet, providing exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of The Oakland Raiders football team.

• The Raiders Report (Twice Emmy Nominated): With primary host J.T. The Brick, can be seen all over Northern California on Comcast SportsNet West, Saturday at 10:00 p.m.
• Behind the Shield Online: Is Raiders.com new daily video news program. Hosted by Jeanette Thompson, Behind the Shield Online gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at daily operations at The Oakland Raiders.
• The Silver and Black Show: Co-hosted by Greg Papa and Jim Plunkett, The Silver and Black Show gets you ready for Raiders football each and every week during the season.
• Behind the Shield (Twice Emmy Nominated): Hosted by George Atkinson, Behind the Shield brings you an in-depth look at the Raiders on and off the field.
• Silver and Black productions can be seen in the following markets: San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Palm Springs, Utah, Bakersfield, Fresno and Santa Maria in California. Out of California markets include Portland, Oregon; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada; Hawaii; and Boise, Idaho. Check your local listings for exact dates and times.

Radio: KSFO 560 AM is the flagship radio station for the Silver and Black. Join long-time Raiders play by play man Greg Papa and former Raiders Head Coach Tom Flores, as well as pregame and postgame hosts JT the Brick, KSFO's Sports Director Rich Walcoff, Raiders Legend George Atkinson, and former Raiders QB David Humm as they bring you the best in Raiders football throughout the season. Raiders games can also be heard in Spanish on Univision Radio - KLOK 1170 AM.

Bus Transportation:

AC Transit buses that drop off at the Coliseum BART Station are Bus numbers 45, 46, 49, 56, 58, and 98. AC Transit can be contacted at (800) 448-9790.

Click here to view AC Transit maps and schedules

Cameras & Videos:

Hand-held binoculars and small still cameras with lenses less than 3" in length are permitted in Oakland Coliseum. Video and movie cameras are not permitted in the Coliseum without the user holding proper media credentials. Photos cannot be used for any commercial purpose.

Capitol Corridor:

Hop aboard the Capitol Corridor for a comfortable and convenient ride straight to Oakland Coliseum on game days. With up to 32 daily trains between Sacramento and Oakland, and direct service to San Jose, it's easy to find one that fits your schedule.

Save 25% off your trip for all Raiders home games this season! Buy your ticket online or in advance at the station, just be sure to mention code H811 to save 25%.

Click here for a list and map of Capitol Corridor stations near you, or call
1-877-9-RIDECC for more details.

Carry-In Items:

All bags must be no larger than 18" x12"x 8". All bags, including backpacks and purses, are subject to search. No cans, weapons, glass containers or alcohol is allowed into the Stadium at any time. No hard-sided coolers of any size are permitted. See Municipal code.

Cell Phones:

Cellular telephones are allowed in the stadium as long as they do not distract from the enjoyment of other guests.

Children's Ticket Policy:

Children 24 months of age and under do not need a ticket to enter the Oakland Coliseum. They must be seated on a parent or guardian's lap and not interfere with the sightlines of others. Children must have a ticket to receive a promotional item.

Code of Conduct

Click here to watch a message from the Raider Nation about the Fan Code of Conduct.

Help us create the most fan-friendly environment in the NFL.

We want all fans to enjoy the action and excitement of Raiders football. We expect all who enter the stadium and surrounding parking lots to adhere to this Code. Failure to follow this Code may result in ejection from the stadium, revocation of ticket privileges, and/or arrest. Although Season Ticket Holders may provide their tickets to others, the account holder of record is responsible for the actions of those using their tickets.

The following actions are prohibited:

• Fighting, taunting, or engaging in any action that may harm, endanger, threaten, or bring discomfort to anyone in the stadium.
• Sitting in a seat other than one's ticketed seat location or refusing to produce one's game ticket upon request by stadium personnel.
• Possession or use of any illegal drugs or irresponsible use of alcohol.
• Loitering in concourses, aisles, tunnels or stairs.
• Smoking anywhere in the stadium, which is prohibited by the Oakland Municipal Code.
• Use of foul, abusive, or obscene language or gestures.
• Damage, destruction, vandalism, or theft of any property.
• Failure to follow the directions of law enforcement, security, ushers, ticket takers, or any other stadium personnel.
• Unauthorized use of disabled seating platforms or any seating designed for persons with a disability.
• Engaging in any action that causes a disruption, creates an unsafe environment, interferes with the game, or hinders the enjoyment of the game for others.
• Mistreatment of visiting team fans, including verbal abuse, harassment, profanity, confrontations, intimidation, or threatening behavior.
• Refusal to remove or turn inside-out clothing deemed offensive or obscene upon request by stadium personnel.
• Possession of any item listed on the Oakland Coliseum Prohibited Items List.

To report any game day feedback or concern, please contact our Season Ticket Services Department at 1-800-RAIDERS. For in-game assistance, please direct your concerns to the West Side or East Side Customer Accommodations Offices.

Coliseum Box Office:

The coliseum box office is located northwest of the coliseum concourse, next to gate D, and can be used by the general public to purchase single game tickets on gamedays. 

Community Relations/Charitable Donation Requests:

The Raiders Community Relations Department handles all requests for donations, auction items, and speakers. Requests should be sent to:

The Oakland Raiders
Community Relations Department
1220 Harbor Bay Parkway
Alameda, CA 94502

Concessions:

Premium food and beverage services are offered in the West Side Club, East Side Club, Luxury Suites, and in all premium seating areas. Traditional stadium concessions are also offered throughout Oakland Coliseum. Specialty items such as BBQ, popcorn chicken, pizza, and garlic fries can also be found at specific concession stands.

Click here to view the Coliseum Concessions Map

Concierge Desk:

There are two concierge desks to accommodate our Suite and Club Seat Holders. One is located near the West Side Club entrance, directly behind section 217, the other is located in the East Side Club, directly behind section 242. All Suite Holders should check-in with the Concierge Desk for access to their suite.

Customer Accommodations/
Raiders Game Day Box Office:

There are two conveniently-located Customer Accommodations offices at Oakland Coliseum. These offices are staffed by Raiders Season Ticket Service Representatives on game day to assist Raiders Season Ticket Holders with any ticketing issues or concerns. Please note these offices do not handle general public day of game ticket sales.

West Side Customer Accommodations:

West Side Customer Accommodations is located on the Plaza Level between the Coliseum and the Oracle Arena. It is directly next to the West Side Club entrance to the stadium and is open five hours prior to kickoff and closes at the end of the third quarter during each home game.

East Side Customer Accommodations:

East Side Customer Accommodations is located on the BART Plaza level directly North of the East Side Club doors and is accessible only from the outside of the stadium. The East Side Customer Accommodations is open five hours prior to kickoff and closes at the end of half time during each home game.

Text Messaging Service on Game Day:

GuestAssist is a text messaging system available to all fans in attendance at Raiders home games. Fans can now report game day issues or concerns, as well as call for assistance, in a fast and convenient way with their mobile device.

To report a concern:

Send a text message* to 78247 with the word "OAK" followed by your issue and location. Stadium personnel will confirm your message and dispatch the appropriate assistance. Feel free to contact the Ticket Services Department at
1-800-RAIDERS with any questions.

*Standard text messaging rates apply.

Designated Driver Program 

Pledge to be a designated driver at this Sunday's game by signing up at a designated driver booth and be entered to win two tickets to Super Bowl XLIII. By signing up, you will also receive a complimentary non-alcoholic beverage coupon redeemable at the game.

Official rules are available at the designated driver booths.

Designated driver booths are located at C and D Gate entrances, as well as the BART and West Side Club Plaza levels outside of the Coliseum. The C and D Gate booths will be open until the start of the third quarter.

Thank you for joining the Raiders in creating the best fan-friendly environment in the NFL.

 

Diaper Changing Tables - Women's Restrooms:

Main Concourse: 107, 112, 122, 127, 135, 139, 140, 145, 146, 148.
Club Concourse: 208, 210, 219, 224, 226, 246.
3rd Level: 315, 319.

Diaper Changing Tables - Men's Restrooms:

Main Concourse: 103, 110, 124, 131, 138, 139, 146.
Club Concourse: 206, 210, 220, 224, 228, 246.
3rd Level: 314.

Directions to Oakland Coliseum:

Oakland Coliseum
7000 Coliseum Way
Oakland, CA 94621
Administrative Phone: (510) 569-2121

1. From San Jose: Go North on I-880 to Oakland, use 66th Ave.
2. From San Francisco: Go East on I-80 Bay Bridge to I-580 toward Hayward to downtown Oakland and I-880 South, use 66th Ave.
3. From Sacramento: Take I-80 West to Oakland, I-580 toward Hayward and I-980 to downtown Oakland, then I-880 South, exit at 66th Avenue.
4. BART: The Coliseum is also reachable on BART, with the Coliseum stop located outside the East Side stadium gates. From San Francisco or Richmond take the Fremont line, or Dublin/Pleasanton line from San Francisco. From Concord, take the SF/Daly City line, transfer at MacArthur to the Fremont line. From Fremont, take either the SF/Daly City or Richmond line.

Disabled Services (ADA):

For day of game assistance or questions regarding disability services at the Oakland Coliseum, please ask a Guest Services staff member for assistance or visit the West Side Customer Accommodations office. If you have additional ADA questions, contact SMG officials directly by calling (510) 569-2121.

If you are interested in purchasing ADA seats to a specific Oakland Raiders home game, please call (510) 780-3149. If you would like to purchase season tickets and require an ADA location, please call 1-800-RAIDERS to speak with a Ticket Sales Representative.

Drinking Fountains:

Drinking fountains are located in the following locations:

• Main Concourse: sections 103*, 107*, 122, 127*, 131*, 135, 138, 139, 140, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148.
• Club Concourse: sections 208*, 210, 219, 220, 221, 224, 226, 237, 246.
• Upper Concourse: sections 314, 319, 336, 339, 342, 343, 347, 348, 350, 353.
  
  * Not ADA Accessible.

Donate your tickets

The Oakland Raiders donate tickets to many worthy causes throughout the year. Call 1-800-RAIDERS to learn more about how you can request a ticket donation, or how you can donate your unused game tickets.

Ejection:

The Oakland Raiders, the NFL, SMG or stadium management, in their sole discretion, may refuse admission to or eject any ticket holder who is disorderly, uses vulgar or abusive language, throws objects, fights, impairs others' ability to enjoy the game, attempts to enter the playing field or who fails to comply with any stadium policies or the terms printed on the reverse side of any admission ticket without any refund.

Additionally, when appropriate, revocation of season ticket privileges or arrest by law enforcement authorities will occur. By using any admission ticket and entering Oakland Coliseum, ticket holder expressly agrees to the terms and conditions printed on the reverse side of the ticket.

Please note that unauthorized sales activities of any kind are strictly prohibited within Oakland Coliseum. Failure to comply will result in ejection.

Elevators:

West Side of the Stadium: Three elevators allow guests with disabilities access to the Club Concourse. These elevators are accessed via the Plaza Club Entrance, across form the arena.

East Side of the Stadium: Three elevators allow guests with disabilities access to all levels of the East Side Structure, including the Plaza Suites, Plaza Reserved, East Side Club Suites and East Side Loge Suites. These elevators are accessed via the Main Concourse at Section 143, via the Bart Plaza or 3rd level.

Field Level Section: An elevator allowing access to the Field Level wheelchair accessible seats in Row 20 is located in the right field corner at section 101, inside B gate. A Guest Services Team Member is staffed at this location to assist guests. This elevator takes guests form the Main Concourse to the Lower Cross Aisle between rows 20 and 21 of the Field Level Sections.

Emergencies:

In case of an emergency please notify the nearest usher or security guard, or visit the East or West Side Customer Accommodations Offices. To contact someone at the stadium in case of an emergency on game day, please call the SMG Office at (510) 569-2121.

Evacuation:

Should there be an immediate need to evacuate the stadium; fans will be given instructions via the public address system. It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the two exits nearest to your seats.

Exit/Re-Entry Policy:

Oakland Coliseum does not permit guests who have exited the stadium to re-enter. Once a guest has exited the facility, their ticket will not be valid for entry again.

Facility Management/SMG Offices:

SMG provides complete facility management and maintenance for the Oakland Coliseum. SMG staff is available on game day to address facility related issues. Please contact any Coliseum employee for assistance or call (510) 569-2121.

Fan Code of Conduct:

We want all fans to enjoy the action and excitement of Raiders football. We expect all who enter the stadium and surrounding parking lots to adhere to this Code. Failure to follow this Code may result in ejection from the stadium, revocation of ticket privileges, and/or arrest. Although Season Ticket Holders may provide their tickets to others, the account holder of record is responsible for the actions of those using their tickets.

Click here to view the full Fan Code of Conduct.

First Aid Offices:

First Aid offices are located at the following locations:

• Main Concourse: sections 109, 143.
• Upper Concourse: sections 317, 343.

If there is a medical emergency, please notify a Oakland Coliseum employee so they can contact the on-site medical team.

Food Services:

Premium food and beverage services are offered in the West Side Club, East Side Club, Luxury Suites, and in all premium seating areas. Traditional stadium concessions are also offered throughout Oakland Coliseum. Specialty items such as BBQ, popcorn chicken, pizza, and garlic fries can also be found at specific concession stands.

Click here to view the Coliseum Concessions Map

Game Day Experience Services:

Stadium Maintenance: Our goal is to provide you with an enjoyable game day experience. If any of your expectations are not met, we want to know. Please contact your Ticket Service Manager immediately at 1-800-RAIDERS following any Raiders home game to report stadium maintenance concerns. We will work with stadium management and make every effort to have your issue resolved by the next Raiders home game.

Stadium Misconduct: We want all fans to enjoy the action and excitement of Raiders football. We expect all who enter the stadium and surrounding parking lots to adhere to the Fan Code of Conduct. If you observe behavior that violates the Code of Conduct, please notify stadium personnel immediately (ex: security personnel, law enforcement, ushers, parking lot attendants, ticket takers, etc...).

Stadium Text Message Alerts: In our commitment to providing fans a game day environment that is safe and enjoyable the Raiders currently working on new technology that will allow you to easily and anonymously "text" any game day issue to the security command center. The appropriate stadium personnel will be immediately dispatched to your location to resolve the concern. Once the details of this technology are finalized, we will notify all fans with information and instructions on how to use this feature at Raiders home games.

Game Day Transportation:

• BART: Access to Oakland Coliseum via Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is available by exiting at the Coliseum/Airport BART Station from the Fremont/Richmond line or Fremont/Daily City line. To get to the Coliseum from the BART Station, cross the bridge connecting the BART Station to the East Side of the stadium. For more information and an exact train schedule, BART can be contacted at (510) 464-6000 or online at www.bart.gov.
• Capitol Corridor: The Capitol Corridor train system runs from Sacramento to San Jose and stops at the Oakland Coliseum/ BART station for game day travel. Visit Capitol Corridor online for rates and train schedule. Call 1-877-9-RIDECC and refer to code H272 to receive 25% off travel on select Raiders game days.
• Bus: The following AC Transit bus lines drop off at the Coliseum BART Station on game day: 45, 46, 49, 56, 58, and 98. AC Transit can be contacted at (800) 448-9790 for additional details.

Game Day Ticket Sales:

If tickets are still available, remaining tickets will be sold to the general public at three conveniently-located box office locations surrounding Oakland Coliseum:

• Box Office at Gate D entrance.
• Box Office at Gate C entrance.
• Box Office at Oracle Arena

Credit cards are accepted at all windows. Please note that box office locations do not accept bills larger than $20. Season Ticket Holders with game day ticketing concerns can visit either the East or West Side Customer Accommodations offices.

Gate Openings:

• Parking gates open five hours prior to kickoff.
• Club and Luxury Suite Holder gates open three hours prior to kickoff.
• All Coliseum gates open two hours prior to kickoff.

 

Group Tickets:

Groups of 20 or more can purchase tickets to individual games throughout the season directly from the Raiders. Call 1.800.RAIDERS today to speak with an Oakland Raiders Ticket Sales Representative about securing Group Tickets.

Click here to learn more about Group Tickets

Hall of Fame Suite:

The Hall of Fame Suite is a party suite that seats up to 96 guests. Drink tickets and a full food buffet are complimentary with the purchase of each ticket. This suite is located near the North end zone. Parking passes may also be included, depending on the number of tickets purchased. This is a perfect investment for those who cannot fill an entire Luxury Suite but have the desire to entertain.

Click here for more information on Raiders Luxury Suite packages

Junior Raiderettes:

The Junior Raiderettes program provides youths an opportunity to interact and perform with Football's Fabulous Females. Every year, youths between the ages 7-15 learn routines, make friends, create memories, and perform with their Raiderette idols.

Each Junior Raiderette participates in four clinic/rehearsals taught by the Raiderettes and choreographers, one pregame performance, one halftime performance. Each Junior Raiderette also receives a Junior Raiderette official uniform with silver pom poms, a Raiderette Calendar, a Certificate of Participation, and a commemorative DVD of both the pregame and halftime performances, as well as photo opportunities with the Raiderettes.

Click here to learn how to take part in this special program

Kids Area:

On game day, The Oakland Raiders host an interactive area allowing young fans to participate in a variety of family focused activities during home games. The "Raider Rookie Zone" is located on the east side of the Oakland Coliseum at the north entrance to the East Side Club behind section 234.

Laser Pointers:

Laser pointers and similar items are prohibited. Anyone who is observed using a laser pointer will be ejected from the stadium and the device will be confiscated. Any confiscated laser pointer may be turned over to law enforcement and will not be returned.

Lost or Stolen Tickets:

Tickets should be secured in a safe place at all times. If you are a current Season Ticket Holder and your tickets are lost, stolen or the correct game tickets are left at home, tickets can be re-printed under the following guidelines:

• Tickets lost or left at home: A $10.00 per ticket fee will apply to all ticket re-prints. This fee is non-refundable.
• Damaged Tickets: Re-prints will be provided at no charge if the original ticket is provided and verified by the Ticket Office.

Stolen Tickets: Re-prints will be provided at no charge only after proper documentation is provided to the Ticket Office.

Lost and Found:

Found items are taken to the stadium Security Offices at Section 126 (West Side) and Section 148 (East Side) as soon as possible. Items are immediately logged and kept there until the crowd has completely exited the Stadium after each game. SMG building management (located on the Plaza Level next to the Arena Box Office) handles all unclaimed items beginning the next business day. SMG can be reached at (510) 383-4660, Monday - Friday, 9 am-5 pm PST. Items not claimed within a reasonable amount of time will be turned over to law enforcement or donated to charity.

Manage Your Tickets Online:

My Raiders Account by Ticketmaster is the one-stop shop for all Season Ticket Holder online tools. Season Ticket Holders can use My Raider Account for the following management tasks:

• Make deposits and payments.
• Renew your season ticket package.
• Sell your tickets with NFL Ticket Exchange.
• Email your tickets to friends with Ticket Forwarding.
• Donate your unused tickets to charity.
• Update your Season Ticket Account profile.

Click here to log on to your personal My Raiders Account

*If a Season Ticket Holder has any questions with My Raiders Account, they can contact their personal Season Ticket Services Representative at 1-800-RAIDERS.

Merchandise Stores:

Find the nearest California Raider Image location for the best selection of official Oakland Raiders merchandise by using the Store Locator. Shop online at Raiders.com.

Official Oakland Raiders merchandise is available on game day at the following stadium locations:

• Champion Store - Section 129.
• Starter Store - Section 105.
• C Gate Stand - 109.
• D Gate Stand - Section 124.
• DD Stand - 2nd level by Section 225.
• CC Stand - 2nd level by Section 209.
• C Store - at entrance gate by Section 109.
• D Store - at entrance gate by Section 124.
• Left Field Stand - Section 134.
• Right Field Stand - Section 150.
• Outside stadium - near Gate D entrance.

There are four walk-in stores; an external store at C Gate, an external store at D Gate, an indoor store at section 105, and an indoor store at section 129.

Please note that store locations within Oakland Coliseum are not affiliated with the Raider Image.

Most Valuable Griller (MVG):

MVG is a contest dedicated to finding the most spirited Raider Tailgate Party on game days. Be on the lookout for the Most Valuable Griller Crew during Raiders home games. Judges will select a weekly winner based on originality, tailgate atmosphere and adherence to each week's theme.

2009 Most Valuable Griller Contest Themes:*

• Sept. 14th Raiders vs. Chargers: Everyone Wears Black
• Sept. 27th Raiders vs. Broncos: Fiesta Latina
• Oct. 18th Raiders vs. Eagles: Philly Cheesesteak Cook Off
• Oct. 25th Raiders vs. Jets: Throwback Sunday
• Nov. 22nd Raiders vs. Bengals: A Raider Family Tailgate 
• Dec. 13th Raiders vs. Redskins: Silver & Black Christmas
• Jan. 3rd Raiders vs. Ravens: MVG Award Ceremony

*A commemorative MVG Plaque will be given to each game winner during an on-field presentation ceremony during The Raiders pregame festivities on January 3rd.

Oakland City Ordinances: Oakland Municipal Codes

8.44.030 Activities prohibited within the stadium and arena

The following activities are prohibited within the stadium:
A. No person shall intentionally throw, discharge, launch or spill any solid object (including footballs, baseballs, beach balls, Frisbees or other such devices) or liquid substance or otherwise cause such object or substance to be thrown, discharged, launched, spilled or to become airborne.
B. No person shall explode, set off, discharge or otherwise release or cause to be released any smoke bomb, fireworks, stink bomb, or other substance which is physically harmful or otherwise irritating, offensive, repugnant or disgusting to the eyes or sense of smell.
C. No person shall enter any area of the stadium or arena not open to the general public, or any other area set apart for the participants, performers, officials, attendants or service personnel at any time before, during, or after a stadium or arena event.
D. No person shall bring into or possess within the stadium or the arena any can or bottle or any thermos, vacuum bottle, canteen or other similar container containing alcohol unless expressly authorized by the authorized representative.
E. No person shall gain or attempt to gain admittance to the stadium or the arena except through an access gate open for public access and by presenting a valid event ticket or otherwise paying the posted charge required for admission or to enter or attempt to enter the stadium or the arena during non-event days or hours without permission.
F. No person of either sex shall enter the clearly marked and designated restroom facilities of the opposite sex at the stadium or the arena.
G. No person shall behave in so noisy, boisterous or rowdy a manner as to disturb spectators or participants at any stadium or arena event so that assigned personnel must address the person to cease or prevent a recurrence of the noisy, boisterous or rowdy behavior.
H. No person shall violate any local ordinance or state law.
I. No person shall refuse to obey an ejectment order made pursuant to enforcement of this section, or shall re-enter the stadium or arena during the event that person was ejected from by purchase of another ticket or by any other means.
J. No person shall bring into or possess within the stadium or the arena any noise-making device including but not necessarily limited to air horns, powered megaphones, bugles, drums, tambourines or other musical instruments unless expressly authorized.
K. No person shall lead, conduct or otherwise bring or allow to remain in the stadium or the arena any animal, bird, fish or reptile, except trained guide dogs or dogs for the disabled certified by the state of California and which are in actual use.
L. No person shall remain within the stadium or the arena more than one hour after the conclusion of the event for which admitted. It is unlawful for any person to refuse to obey the lawful order of law enforcement officers or stadium or arena security personnel made pursuant to enforcement of this subsection.
M. Subsections A through L of this section shall not apply to any duly authorized employee, agent or officer of the authorized representative while acting in the course and scope of his or her employment, nor shall it apply to any duly authorized participant, performer, official, security or service personnel specifically authorized to perform such an act by the authorized representative while acting in the scope of his or her employment or participation.
N. No person shall smoke any combustible substance in the stadium, other than in a designated area.
O. During events with ticketed assigned seating, no person is to occupy a seat for which he/she does not possess a valid ticket.
P. No person shall remain standing in or block any aisle or passageway beyond the time reasonably necessary to transit the aisle or passageway. Aisle or passageway shall mean those areas immediately adjacent to the seating areas that are intended as walkways leading to or from seats or exits. Aisle or passageway shall also mean the concourse areas when large crowds have gathered in sufficient numbers so as to block such aisle or passageways. (Ord. 12091 (part), 1998; Ord. 12003 § 2 (part), 1997)

8.44.040 Activities prohibited within the parking facility

The following activities are prohibited within the parking facility:
A. No person shall maliciously and/or in a manner that disturbs public order or causes a threat to public safety throw, discharge, launch or spill any solid object including footballs, baseballs, Frisbees and other such devices or liquid substances, or otherwise cause such objects or substances to be maliciously and/or in a manner that disturbs public order or causes a threat to public safety thrown, discharged, launched, spilled or to become airborne within the parking facility.
B. No person shall explode, set off, discharge, or otherwise release or cause to be released any smoke bomb, fireworks, stink bomb, or other substance which is physically harmful or otherwise irritating, offensive, repugnant, or disgusting to the eyes or sense of smell within the parking facility.
C. 1. - No person shall participate in any activity, including, but not limited to vehicle driver training, running, jogging, volleyball, baseball, soccer, football, roller skating, bicycle riding, skateboarding or Frisbee within the parking facility unless expressly authorized by the authorized representative.
C. 2. - No tables, barbecues, chairs, umbrellas or other objects shall be permitted on walkways and promenades in the inner areas of the parking facility without the written permission of the authorized representative.
D. No person shall lead, conduct or otherwise bring or allow to remain in the parking facility any animal, bird, fish or reptile except trained guide dogs or dogs for the disabled certified by the state of California and which are in actual use.
E. No person shall bring or attempt to bring a vehicle into the parking facility without paying the prescribed charge required for admission. No employee of the authorized representative or any employee of any organization holding an event at the complex shall enter or attempt to enter the parking facility without presenting a valid ticket or pass to that event, or a pass or I.D. indicating that the person is an on-duty employee working the event.
F. For purposes of the California Vehicle Code, all surfaced areas of the parking facility, on which vehicles normally travel to enter and leave parking spaces or the parking facility, shall be considered "highways" as defined in California Vehicle Code Section 360.
G. 1. - No person shall park or stand a vehicle in more than one parking space. If the vehicle exceeds twenty (20) feet in length, the driver thereof shall park said vehicle in parking spaces for standard size vehicles and pay for the additional space and display evidence of such payment.
2. - No person shall utilize in any manner more than the parking space that his or her vehicle is entitled to occupy under the provisions of this chapter. Roadways and fire lanes shall remain clear of vehicles and objects to maximize use for traffic circulation.
3. - No person shall interfere in any manner with the use of an adjacent parking space.
H. Coliseum staff may set a reasonable closing time for parking facilities following an event. No person shall remain within the parking facilities after being informed by a police officer or security personnel the facilities are closed. No person shall refuse to obey the lawful order of a police officer or security personnel made pursuant to enforcement of this subsection.
I. No person shall bring, or cause to be brought, for the purposes of sale or barter, or have for sale, or sell or exchange, or offer for sale or exchange any food, drink, service, goods, wares, ticket or merchandise within any portion of the parking facility including the perimeter sidewalk of the complex without first having obtained a city business tax certificate and a permit from the authorized representative.
J. No person shall bring within the perimeter of the boundaries of the Coliseum parking lots, or cause to be brought to the parking lots, a beer keg or any type of glass container. This subsection shall not apply to patrons possessing prescribed medication in glass containers.
K. Subsections A through J of this section shall not apply to any duly authorized employee, agent or officer of the Authorized Representative while acting in the course and scope of his or her employment, nor shall it apply to any duly authorized participant, performer, official, security or service personnel specifically authorized to perform such an act by the authorized representative while acting in the scope of his or her employment or participation. (Ord. 12290 (part), 2000; Ord. 12091 (part), 1998; Ord. 12003 § 2 (part), 1997)
Sec. 6-3.19 states it is unlawful to sell or offer for sale goods on Coliseum property without written authorization from the Oakland A's. This includes tickets, even when offered for face value.
Business and Professional Code Article I, Sec. 25607, makes it unlawful to have in possession in the Stadium, alcoholic beverages not purchased on the premises from the licensee.

Parking:

Help make the Coliseum and parking lots an enjoyable environment for all fans, guests and tailgaters by observing these guidelines:

• The Oakland Raiders Fan Code of Conduct will be enforced in all parking lots. Visit www.raiders.com for the complete Code of Conduct. Behavior prohibited by the Code of Conduct will not be tolerated in the parking lots.
• Overnight parking is prohibited.
• Line-up for early arriving vehicles will begin at 5:00 a.m. for all lots and all gates. Please note that for games with kickoff times after 5:00 p.m., line-up will begin at 11:00 a.m.
• By Oakland City Ordinance, all D.J. set-ups, bands, performances, and amplified noise or music are prohibited. This policy will be enforced by law enforcement and violations may result in confiscation of equipment and/or citations.
• Game day parking is $25 for standard-sized vehicles and motorcycles.
• Bills larger than $20.00 will not be accepted.
• A limited number of season parking passes are avialble for purchase with a minimum season or Club Ticket purchase at 1-800-RAIDERS.
• Oversized vehicles, including RVs, buses, and trailers, must have a pre-purchased pass for the oversized vehicle parking lot. Oversized vehicle parking passes are $75.00 per game. Call 1-800-RAIDERS to purchase.
• Limousine parking passes are $75.00 per game. Call 1-800-RAIDERS to purchase.
• Lewd and/or disruptive behavior in parking lots will not be tolerated.
• Failure to observe traffic, parking and behavior rules of attendants, law enforcement and stadium personnel may result in revocation of ticket and parking privileges.
• Please observe all official barriers, fences and dividers. Unauthorized removal of traffic control dividers is prohibited.
• All vehicles and pass holders must park where directed by stadium personnel and parking attendants.
• Parking spaces, including ADA accessible spaces, may not be reserved, held or saved for any reason.
• Tailgating is limited to the area directly in front of or behind all vehicles.
• Tailgating in an open or unused parking space is prohibited.
• There is no parking in fire lanes, non-designated parking areas or any restricted zones.
• Guests must use appropriate disposal receptacles for garbage, charcoal and waste.
• Please observe the Coliseum Parking Lot speed limit of 10 mph.

Parking Passes

• Parking passes are only valid for the purpose of parking a vehicle.
• Parking passes do not entitle the pass holder to occupy a parking space for any reason, other than to park a vehicle.
• Parking passes can only be used for the lot designated on the pass.
• Parking passes cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed.
• Refunds will not be issued for lost, stolen, destroyed or unused parking passes.
• Pass holders must enter through the designated Lot Entry Gate indicated on the back of the parking pass. Pass holders who fail to enter through the designated Lot Entry Gate will be redirected to the correct gate.

ADA & Accessible Parking

• Accessible parking is available in A, B, C and D Lots of the Coliseum.
• All accessible parking spaces require a valid ADA placard or plate along with government issued identification card.
• In the event that accessible parking is full, ADA placard or plate holders will be offered the next available parking space in the Club Parking Lots.
• Raider Nation Transportation is available to assist you in getting from the parking lot to the stadium entry gates.

Oversized Vehicles

• Oversized Vehicles, including RVs, buses, and trailers of any kind, must have a pre-purchased pass for the Oversized Vehicle Parking Lot. Please contact The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS for more information.
• Oversized Vehicles are designated as vehicles longer than 20 feet.
• Oversized Vehicles are available for purchase as a Season Pass or Single Game Pass.
• Oversized Vehicles must enter through the Oversized Vehicle Entry Gate (Baldwin Gate) indicated on the back of the parking pass.
• Vehicles that are shorter than 20 feet will not be permitted to park in the Oversized Vehicle Lot.
• Oversized Vehicle Passes are not valid with a vehicle under 20 feet.

Limousine

• Limousine parking is $75.00 per game. Please contact The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS to pre-purchase your limousine parking pass.

All parking and tailgating policies, including parking pass privileges, can be found at Raiders.com/TailgatingGuide.

Please visit Raiders.com/Transportation for all public transit information.

 

Permitted Items by Oakland Coliseum:

• Bags smaller than 18"W x 12"H x 8"D.
• Food in clear plastic wrap.
• Small handheld TV's and radios.
• Binoculars and binocular cases.
• Still cameras with lenses shorter than 3" and camera cases.
• Seat cushions (lightweight foam with plastic cover).
• Blankets.
• Rain ponchos.
• Insulin and diabetic supplies.
• Breast pump and supplies.
• Helmets.

All patrons are subject to search. Bags that fit into boxes (18"W x 12"H x 8"D)located at each gate are acceptable; however, all items brought into the stadium are subject to search. Refusal of any guest cooperation will result in non-admittance into the stadium. Management is not responsible for items left behind at the gate or items lost, stolen or damaged.

Picnic Tables:

Picnic tables are available on the 300 level of the stadium on the West Side Concourse for patrons. The picnic tables are available to all patrons to enjoy.

Press Gate:

Press with passes enter the Stadium through the North Pass Gate, located in F Lot. Press passes can be picked up at Will Call located on the Plaza. Press who pick up Passes at Will call may also enter at the Plaza Entry.

Prohibited Items by Oakland Coliseum:

• Bags larger than 18"W x 12"H x 8"D.
• Hard-sided containers of any size, including coolers and thermoses.
• Glass bottles, aluminum cans, flasks, and camelbacks.
• Containers carrying liquids of any kind.
• Alcoholic beverages.
• Illegal drugs.
• Weapons of any kind.
• Fireworks.
• Projectiles, including Frisbees, footballs and inflatable balls.
• Any size pole or stick.
• Umbrellas of any kind.
• Artificial noisemakers of any kind.
• Video cameras.
• Still Cameras with lenses longer than 3".
• Laser pointers, computers and large radios.
• Portable chairs.
• Scooters, bicycles, roller skates and skateboards.
• Inappropriate attire or signage.
• Non-service animals.

All patrons are subject to search. Bags that fit into boxes (18"W x 12"H x 8"D)located at each gate are acceptable; however, all items brought into the stadium are subject to search. Refusal of any guest cooperation will result in non-admittance into the stadium. Management is not responsible for items left behind at the gate or items lost, stolen or damaged.

Property Check:

Guests may store their property for the duration of the game at Property Check located on the second level of the outside concourse of Oracle Arena, across from the West Side Club entrance. All items are subject to search, and non-admittance.

Public Transportation:

There are multiple public transportation options available to fans traveling to Oakland Coliseum.

• Capitol Corridor: The Capitol Corridor train system runs from Sacramento to San Jose and stops at the Oakland Coliseum/ BART station for game day travel. Visit Capitol Corridor online for rates and train schedule. Call 1-877-9-RIDECC and refer to code H811 to receive 25% off travel on select Raiders
• Ace Train: The Raiders are happy to offer Ace Train ticket packages. Call 1-800-RAIDERS to learn more.
• BART: Access to Oakland Coliseum via Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is available by exiting at the Coliseum/Airport BART Station from the Fremont/Richmond line or Fremont/Daily City line. To get to the Coliseum from the BART Station, cross the bridge connecting the BART Station to the East Side of the stadium. For more information and an exact train schedule, BART can be contacted at (510) 464-6000 or online at www.bart.gov.
• Bus: The following AC Transit bus lines drop off at the Coliseum BART Station on game day: 45, 46, 49, 56, 58, and 98. AC Transit can be contacted at (800) 448-9790 for additional details. Click here for more information.

Radio:

KSFO 560 AM is the flagship radio station for the Silver and Black. Join long-time Raiders play by play man Greg Papa and former Raiders Head Coach Tom Flores, as well as pregame and post game hosts Rich Walcoff, Raiders Legend George Atkinson, and former Raiders QB David Humm as they bring you the best in Raiders football throughout the season. Raiders games can also be heard in Spanish on Univision Radio - KLOK 1170 AM.

Raiderettes:

Please see the Raiderettes webpage for all details related to Football's Fabulous Females.

The Raider Image:

Find your nearest Raider Image location for the best selection of official Oakland Raiders merchandise by using the Store Locator Shop online at Raiders.com.

Oakland Raiders merchandise is also available on game day at locations throughout the Oakland Coliseum (see merchandise).

Raider Rookie Zone:

On game day, The Oakland Raiders host an interactive area allowing young fans to participate in a variety of family focused activities during home games. The "Raider Rookie Zone" is located on the east side of the Oakland Coliseum at the north entrance to the East Side Club behind section 234.

Click here to visit the Raider Rookie Kids Zone

Ramps:

Ramps located throughout Oakland Coliseum provide access to various stadium levels.

• North Plaza Ramp: Provides access to the Club Concourse sections 218-234, 318-334.
• South Plaza Ramp: Provides access to the Club Concourse sections 200-217, 300-317.
• Gate C: Provides access to the Club Concourse sections 200-205, East Side Club, Gate MM, and BART Plaza.
• Gate D: Provides access to the Club Concourse sections 229-234, East Side Club, Gate LL, and BART Plaza.

Re-Entry Policy:

The Coliseum does not permit guests who have exited the stadium to re-enter. Once a guest has exited the facility, their ticket will not be valid for entry again.

Restrooms:

Women's Restroom locations within Oakland Coliseum:

• Main Concourse: sections 107, 112, 122, 127, 135, 139, 140, 145, 146, 148.
• Club Concourse: sections 208, 210, 219, 224, 226, 238 & 246 in the East Side Club, and 215 in the West Side Club.
• 3rd Level: sections 315, 319, 337, 342, 348, 353.

Men's Restroom locations within Oakland Coliseum:

• Main Concourse: sections 103, 110, 124, 131, 138, 139, 146, 147.
• Club Concourse: sections 206, 210, 220, 224, 228, 237 & 247 in the East Side Club, and 215 in the West Side Club.
• 3rd Level: sections 314, 320, 339, 343, 347, 349.

Family Restrooms: sections 344, 346

RV Parking:

The RV parking lot is located in Lot B and can be accessed through the Baldwin Street entrance. RV passes are available for purchase by Season Ticket Holders based on availability. For more information, please contact The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS. RV Bus passes are $75 per game.

 

Season Schedule (2009):

Click here to view the 2009 Season Schedule and purchase tickets.

Season Tickets:

Season tickets are available in a number of locations and price ranges. Call 1-800-RAIDERS to speak with an Oakland Raiders Ticket Sales Representative about securing season tickets.

• Learn more about Season Tickets.
• Seating and Pricing Map.

Seat Transfer Policy:

Season Ticket Holders interested in transferring the rights of their season tickets to another guest must contact The Oakland Raiders ticket office at 1-800-RAIDERS.

Security Offices:

Stadium Security Offices are located at Section 148 (Gate D) and at Section 127 (Gate B) on the Main Concourse. Offices open 30 minutes prior to Stadium Gate opening and remain open for one hour after the game ends.

Single Game Tickets:

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SMG Office:

SMG provides complete facility management and maintenance for the Oakland Coliseum. SMG staff is available on game day to address facility related issues. Please contact any Coliseum employee for assistance or call (510) 569-2121.

Smoking:

Smoking is allowed in the stadium, but in the following locations only:

• Main Concourse inside entrance Gates A & B.
• Club Concourse near Gates AA & BB.
• Open air Club Concourse areas away from concession and merchandise stands, sections 200-209 and 225-234.

Stadium Facts:

Designed by: the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill.
General contractor: Guy F. Atkinson Company.
Groundbreaking: April 15, 1964.
Renovations: started October of 1995; completed September 1996.
First Event: Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs on September 18, 1966.
Parking: 9,600 car and 300 bus parking spots.
Seating for Football: 63,122.
Luxury Suites: 143 plus the Hall of Fame Suite.

Stadium Maintenance:

Our goal is to provide you with an enjoyable game day experience. If any of your expectations are not met, we want to know. Please contact your Ticket Service Manager immediately at 1-800-RAIDERS following any Raiders home game to report stadium maintenance concerns. We will work with stadium management and make every effort to have your issue resolved by the next Raiders home game.

Stadium Misconduct:

We want all fans to enjoy the action and excitement of Raiders football. We expect all who enter the stadium and surrounding parking lots to adhere to the Fan Code of Conduct. If you observe behavior that violates the Code of Conduct, please notify stadium personnel immediately (ex: security personnel, law enforcement, ushers, parking lot attendants, ticket takers, etc...).

Stadium Service and Accessibility Guide:

This guide is intended to provide you will all of the necessary information to make your visit to the Coliseum for Raiders game as enjoyable as possible. If there are ways in which we may improve our services to our guests with disabilities, we encourage you to contact our ADA Coordinator at (510) 569-2121.

 

Please call (510) 780-3149 if you are interested in purchasing an ADA seat for an upcoming Oakland Raiders game.

Stadium Text Message Alerts:

In our commitment to providing fans a game day environment that is safe and enjoyable the Raiders are currently working on new technology that will allow you to easily and anonymously "text" any game day issue to the security command center. The appropriate stadium personnel will be immediately dispatched to your location to resolve the concern. Once the details of this technology are finalized, we will notify all fans with information and instructions on how to use this feature at Raiders home games.

Tailgating:

Tailgating is part of the lore of the Raider Nation. However, with the thrill of the Raider tailgate experience comes the duty to act responsibly and safely. Please remember to safely dispose of all barbecue coals and flammable items in the appropriate receptacles provided throughout the parking lots for your safety.

Parking Passes

• Parking passes are only valid for the purpose of parking a vehicle.
• Parking passes do not entitle the pass holder to occupy a parking space for any reason, other than to park a vehicle.
• Parking passes can only be used for the lot designated on the pass.
• Parking passes cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed.
• Refunds will not be issued for lost, stolen, destroyed or unused parking passes.
• Pass holders must enter through the designated Lot Entry Gate indicated on the back of the parking pass. Pass holders who fail to enter through the designated Lot Entry Gate will be redirected to the correct gate.

ADA & Accessible Parking

• Accessible parking is available in A, B, C and D Lots of the Coliseum.
• All accessible parking spaces require a valid ADA placard or plate along with government issued identification card.
• In the event that accessible parking is full, ADA placard or plate holders will be offered the next available parking space in the Club Parking Lots.
• Raider Nation Transportation is available to assist you in getting from the parking lot to the stadium entry gates.

Oversized Vehicles

• Oversized Vehicles, including RVs, buses, and trailers of any kind, must have a pre-purchased pass for the Oversized Vehicle Parking Lot. Please contact The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS for more information.
• Oversized Vehicles are designated as vehicles longer than 20 feet.
• Oversized Vehicles are available for purchase as a Season Pass or Single Game Pass.
• Oversized Vehicles must enter through the Oversized Vehicle Entry Gate (Baldwin Gate) indicated on the back of the parking pass.
• Vehicles that are shorter than 20 feet will not be permitted to park in the Oversized Vehicle Lot.
• Oversized Vehicle Passes are not valid with a vehicle under 20 feet.

Limousine

Limousine parking is $75.00 per game. Please contact The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS to pre-purchase your limousine parking pass.

Don't forget to watch out for the Most Valuable Griller cart (see Most Valuable Griller).

Taxi Services:

Veterans Cab: (510) 893-4991
Mellow Cab: (510) 658-4824
Yellow Express Cab: (510) 548-8000

Television:

The Oakland Raiders in-house production company, Silver and Black Productions, produces four video programs - three for television and one for the Internet, providing exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of The Oakland Raiders football team.

• The Raiders Report (Twice Emmy Nominated): With primary host J.T. The Brick, can be seen all over Northern California on Comcast SportsNet West, Saturday at 10:00 p.m.
• Behind the Shield Online: Is Raiders.com new daily video news program. Hosted by Jeanette Thompson, Behind the Shield Online gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at daily operations at The Oakland Raiders.
• The Silver and Black Show: Co-hosted by Greg Papa and Jim Plunkett, The Silver and Black Show gets you easy for Raiders football each and every week during the season.
• Behind the Shield (Twice Emmy Nominated): Hosted by George Atkinson, the Emmy-nominated Behind the Shield brings you an in-depth look at the Raiders on and off the field.
• Silver and Black productions can be seen in the following markets: San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Palm Springs, Utah, Bakersfield, Fresno and Santa Maria in California. Out of California markets include Portland, Oregon; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada; Hawaii; and Boise, Idaho. Check your local listings for exact dates and times.

Text Messaging Service on Game Day:

GuestAssist is a text messaging system available to all fans in attendance at Raiders home games. Fans can now report game day issues or concerns, as well as call for assistance, in a fast and convenient way with their mobile device.

To report a concern:

To report any conduct concern, text “OAK” with your message and location to 41513. Stadium personnel will confirm your message and respond as appropriate. To contact our office and report concerns and share your feedback, please call our Ticket Service Department at 1.800.RAIDERS.

*Standard text messaging rates apply.

Ticket Exchange (NFL):

The NFL Ticket Exchange is the safest, most secure place to buy and sell Raiders tickets. With NFL Ticket Exchange, each ticket originating from a Season Ticket Holder can be traced by The Oakland Raiders Ticket Office to ensure the best possible customer experience and security. Please note that prices may exceed face value on the NFL Ticket Exchange.

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For customer service questions, please contact NFL Ticket Exchange directly at 1-888-635-5944, or via email at nflticketexchange@ticketmaster.com.

Ticket Forwarding:

Ticket Forwarding allows Season Ticket Holders to email their tickets to friends, family or clients if they can't attend a game. Simply log in to My Raiders Account and select the ticket or group of tickets you wish to send, enter the recipient's information and select "Forward."

For a nominal Ticketmaster fee of only $1.95 per ticket, Season Ticket Holders can enjoy the convenience of this innovative technology that provides a secure method to ensure their tickets get used.

Ticket Relocation Process (2009):

If you are a Season Ticket Holder and would like to be considered for relocation, you must:

1. Renew your current season ticket location with an initial minimum payment by March, 2009, and submit a Relocation Request Form detailing your request. Note: You must resubmit a separate Relocation Request Form each season that you would like to be considered for relocation.
2. You will be notified via email that your form has been received.
3. If your request is granted, you will be notified by your personal Season Ticket Service Representative. We will not change your seat location without your consent.
4. Relocations are based on availability and are done on a "first come, first served" basis.
5. Please return the completed Relocation Request Form to:

Oakland Raiders Ticket Office/Relocations,
1220 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, CA 94502
or fax to (510) 864-5025, Attn: Relocations

Ticket Packages:

The Oakland Raiders offer multiple ticket packages to accommodate our fans ticketing needs. Whether you want to enjoy a full season of hard hitting action, or enjoy a game with a group of family and friends, The Oakland Raiders are sure to have something that's right just for you.

• Season Tickets
• Group Tickets
• Single Game Tickets
• Ticket Packages

Ticket Renewal Process:

The renewal process for season tickets begins in March. You may request seat relocation each off-season as long as you comply with the procedures in the Ticket Relocation Process listed above. Please be aware that all seat relocations are based upon availability.

All full paid accounts should receive their season tickets in late July. In order to assure yourself that you receive commemorative ticket stock, please make sure to make payments by the requested deadlines on your invoice.

Ticket Purchase Process:

If you're interested in Season or Group tickets, call 1-800-RAIDERS and a Ticket Sales Representative will answer your questions. Our professional representatives will help you find the seats that meet your needs and fit within your budget. After you have secured your seats with a deposit towards your tickets, your representative will follow up to assist in any way prior to the day your tickets arrive in late July.

Your personal Season Ticket Service Representative will be available throughout the season and will guide you through the renewal process the following calendar year. All individual game tickets are handled exclusively through Ticketmaster at Ticketmaster.com and Raider Image locations.

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Ticketmaster:

Individual game tickets and ticket packages can be purchased through Ticketmaster at Ticketmaster.com and Raider Image locations or by calling (510) 625-8497. If you have problems or you lose your Ticketmaster tickets please contact Ticketmaster directly or go to the box office for assistance on game day.

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Tickets for Kids:

The Raiders Tickets for Kids Program allows a company or individual to be a hero to children who really need one. The Raiders have teamed up with local area non-profit organizations to enable disadvantaged and at-risk youth to attend a Raiders game live. By participating in our Tickets for Kids Program, you'll not only help fulfill children's dreams, you'll exemplify the true heart and spirit of the Raider Nation.

It's easy to help - the Raiders offer you and/or your company a range of sponsorship packages that include tickets to future games; autographed memorabilia; on-field access for the Raiders Tickets for Kids Presentation; and website, game-day program and stadium Matrix board recognition. If you'd like to demonstrate your generosity, call 1-800-RAIDERS today.

Click here for more information on our Tickets for Kids programs

Tickets for Troops:

The Raiders Tickets for Troops Program allows a company or individual to make a difference in the lives of American soldiers and their families. The Raiders have teamed up with local U.S. military bases to help our soldiers and their families attend a Raiders game live. By participating in our Tickets for Troops Program, you'll not only support our military, you'll exemplify the true heart and spirit of the Raider Nation.

It's easy to help - the Raiders offer you and/or your company a range of sponsorship packages that include tickets to future games; autographed memorabilia; on-field access for the Raiders Tickets for Troops Presentation; and website, game-day program and stadium Matrix board recognition. If you'd like to show your support, call 1-800-RAIDERS today.

Click here for more information on our Tickets for Troops programs

Transfer Agreement Form:

To transfer ownership of any of your current season tickets, please complete the form included in your renewal packet and return to: Oakland Raiders Ticket Office/ Transfers, 1220 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, CA 94502 or fax to (510) 864-5025, Attn: Transfers. For accurate and timely transferring of tickets, please fill out this form legibly and in its entirety. Both parties will be notified of completed transfer through a confirmation email. Please contact your personal Season Ticket Service Representative with questions you may have at 1-800-RAIDERS.

All individual game tickets are handled exclusively through Ticketmaster at Ticketmaster.com and Raider Image locations.

Transportation:

• Veterans Cab: (510) 893-4991
• Mellow Cab: (510) 658-4824
• Yellow Express Cab: (510) 548-8000
• Capital Corridor Train: 1 (877) 9-RIDECC and refer to code H811 for %25 discount.
• Ace Train
• Also (see Public Transportation)

VIP Will Call:

The VIP Will Call window is available to Luxury Suite Holders and specific VIP's on game day for ticket drop off and pickup. VIP Will Call is located on the Plaza level between the Coliseum and the Arena, opening five hours prior to kick off and closing at the end of each game.

Guests must show photo identification at VIP Will Call in order to pick up tickets. The photo identification must match the name that the tickets are left under for VIP Will Call to release the tickets. If you are not the person whose name the tickets are left under, you must have a copy of that person's photo identification with a note stating that they release the tickets to you for the game, with their signature.

For any further ticket information, please contact the Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS.

Will Call:

Will Call is located on the Plaza level between the stadium and the arena. Will Call opens five hours prior to kick off and closes at the end of each game. Guests must show photo identification at Will Call in order to pick up tickets. The photo identification must match the name that the tickets are left under for Will Call to release the tickets.

If you are not the person whose name the tickets are left under, you must have a copy of that person's photo identification with a note stating that they release the tickets to you for the game, with their signature. Will Call is also the only place a guest may leave tickets to be picked up by another guest. For any further ticket information, please contact the Oakland Raiders Ticket Office at 1-800-RAIDERS. (See VIP Will Call for luxury suite tickets)