The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss is the Division I basketball home of Ole Miss…The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss is the Division I basketball home of Ole Miss in University. This FanProof guide focuses on the arrival, entry, seating, parking, and game-day planning questions that matter before tipoff.Read moreRead less
The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss is the Division I basketball home of Ole Miss in University. This FanProof guide focuses on the arrival, entry, seating, parking, and game-day planning questions that matter before tipoff.
College ArenaCollege BasketballNCAA Division ISECIndoor
Official venue arrival guide (opens in a new tab)Use the men’s basketball parking map rather than the football plan. Park only in the lot or stall assigned on your pass and display it. The map separately marks permit parking and open parking; confirm current availability for your game before choosing a lot.
Arrive
For Ole Miss men’s basketball, the current gameday guide lists doors 90 minutes before tip-off and the box office two hours before. Everyone age 12 months and older needs a ticket. Check the actual game notice before departure, particularly for non-basketball events.
The Sandy and John Black Pavilion’s court and full spectator bowl during Ole Miss–Arkansas basketball on January 19, 2019. Photo by Petre Thomas / Ole Miss Athletics. Photo taken 2019-01-19.
Capacity9,500basketball arena capacity published by Ole Miss; the actual event floor and premium allocations vary
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Official arena photographs include historical images and different event setups. Compare each date and configuration with your event; this collection is not indexed by individual row and seat.
Basketball — official upper/lower sections and premium areas
Official Ole Miss basketball diagram showing lower and upper sections, student areas, clubs, accessible locations and media. Match your ticket and the current game; allocations may change.
Men’s basketball — official permit and open parking
The basketball parking map marks permit-only and open lots. Football parking arrangements differ; confirm current game-day lot availability and your pass.
Arrival and logisticsBefore you goTransit, parking, timing and entry details+
Need to Know
Best for
Use the official seating diagram to compare the upper and lower bowl. Accessible seats require designated tickets; call 888-REB-TKTS before purchasing. Elevators are at the southeast and southwest corners. Add tickets to Apple or Google Wallet before arrival: the current guide says screenshots are not accepted.
Watch out for
Bring a clear bag no larger than 12 × 6 × 12 inches, a one-gallon clear bag, or a clutch up to 4.5 × 6.5 inches. Medical items are inspected at the southwest entrance. Strollers, umbrellas and outside food are prohibited; the current basketball guide permits one sealed water bottle or empty plastic drink container up to 20 ounces.
Good arrival window
For Ole Miss men’s basketball, the current gameday guide lists doors 90 minutes before tip-off and the box office two hours before. Everyone age 12 months and older needs a ticket. Check the actual game notice before departure, particularly for non-basketball events.
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Parking At A Glance
What to do
Use the men’s basketball parking map rather than the football plan. Park only in the lot or stall assigned on your pass and display it. The map separately marks permit parking and open parking; confirm current availability for your game before choosing a lot.
Best option
For an accessible space, the basketball guide requires a state-issued placard or disability plate along with the applicable gameday parking pass. Campus accessibility markings remain in force at all times. Do not assume a general garage permit gives access to a reserved game lot.
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Inside the Venue At A Glance
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College basketball game day
The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss reflects Ole Miss traditions and campus rhythms, but the smoothest visit starts with the school’s current game-day information rather than a generic arena address.
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Editorial verdict
FanProof Takeaway
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For The Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss: confirm the exact Ole Miss parking or transit, entry, ticket, bag, seating, and accessibility guidance before arrival.
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