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CONTENTS UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM TRIVIA 1 GAME DAY SCHEDULE 2 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM FACTS 2 GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION 3 PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES 14 DIRECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM 18 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM SECURITY POLICIES 19 TICKET INFORMATION 21 STADIUM SEATING 22 GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES 25 MERCHANDISE 27 PLAYOFF GREEN 28 CHAMPIONSHIP TAILGATE 29 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM TRIVIA The stadium seats, if set in a straight line, would stretch for approximately eighteen miles. The amount of concrete used for the stadium is equal to 900 miles of sidewalk, the distance between Phoenix and San Francisco. Five layers of Arizona-themed murals will usher fans through the stadium escalators. Two massive "thermometers" at the south end zone gauge crowd noise. There are six levels in the stadium; (1) the field level, (2) the main concourse, (3) the club level, (4) the suite level, (5) the upper concourse and (6) the mechanical level. The stadium features a mural on each level. Each mural is designed to represent Arizona's environmental attractions. The 400 level, the highest in the stadium, replicates the night sky and has the names of state observatories on it. The rest of the murals spotlight state rivers, canyons, deserts and mountain ranges. The stadium includes 88 luxury lofts featuring preferred parking, an exclusive entrance, private restrooms, multiple televisions, and in-suite catering. 1

GAME DAY SCHEDULE GAME DAY SCHEDULE 10:30 a.m. Parking Lots Open/Ticket Pickup Resolution 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Championship Tailgate 3:30 p.m. Stadium Doors Open 6 p.m. Pregame Show 6:30 p.m. Kickoff (ESPN) UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM FACTS UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM FACTS City: Glendale County: Maricopa Distance from Cotton Bowl: 1,065 miles Distance from Orange Bowl: 2,364 miles Stadium Size: 1.7 million sq. ft. under retractable roof Capacity: 63,400 (expandable to 72,200) Event Floor: 160,000 sq. ft. Field: 234 wide x 403 long and 39 tall; takes approximately 45 minutes one way to move in Roof: retractable roof; takes approximately 12 minutes to open Opened: August 1, 2006 Type of grass: Bermuda, Ryegrass Tenants: NFL s Arizona Cardinals and annual Fiesta Bowl Host to: Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLIX, Wrestlemania XXVI, 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship, 2017 Final Four, 2017 College Football Playoff Semifinal Game, 2006 and 2010 BCS National Championship Games GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION ADDRESS The street address for University of Phoenix Stadium is: 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ 85305 AISLE POLICY WAIT FOR THE WHISTLE So that fans do not miss any of the action on the field, University of Phoenix Stadium staff will ask fans on the main and club concourse to wait at the top of the aisle until the end of a play to return to their seats. This Wait for the Whistle policy will be enforced throughout the game and your cooperation is appreciated. ALCOHOL POLICY Staff members at University of Phoenix Stadium strongly encourage all fans to exercise responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. Fans should be aware of the following policies: Any fan that shows signs of impairment and/or intoxication will not be allowed to enter or will be removed from University of Phoenix Stadium and subject to arrest. No alcoholic beverages can be brought inside the stadium. Any attempt to bring alcohol inside the stadium or possession of an alcoholic beverage not purchased from University of Phoenix Stadium concessionaire may result in ejection. State of Arizona law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under the age of 21 years of age. All fans should be prepared to show proper identification if requested by the concessionaire staff member. Concessionaire staff members reserve the right to deny service to fans that show signs of impairment and/or intoxication. Fans providing alcoholic beverages to persons less than 21 years of age will be ejected from University of Phoenix Stadium and subject to arrest. Fans possessing alcohol that do not have proper identification when requested by a concessionaire or security staff member may be ejected. A maximum of two alcoholic beverages or 40 ounces of beer will be sold per person per transaction. 2 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 3

GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION ALCOHOL POLICY (CONTINUED) Alcohol sales in the general seating areas of University of Phoenix Stadium will stop at the conclusion of the third quarter. Stadium management reserves the right to change these policies and procedures at any time and without prior notice to fans. ANIMALS Guide, signal and service animals are allowed inside University of Phoenix Stadium with fans that need their assistance. No pets or other animals are permitted. AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES ATMs are located on the main concourse at sections 104 and 123, club concourse at sections 216 and 233 and the terrace concourse at sections 416 and 448, along with additional portable ATMs throughout the stadium. BABY CHANGING STATIONS All men s, women s and family restrooms at University of Phoenix Stadium are equipped with a baby changing station. BANNERS & SIGNS Fans are encouraged to show their support and may bring handheld signs to Sportsman s Park and University of Phoenix Stadium, provided they are football related and in good taste as determined by stadium security. Signs cannot be commercial, political or obscene in nature. Signs may not be affixed or hung anywhere within University of Phoenix Stadium. Signs may not be displayed in a manner that obstructs other fans views of the game or stadium scoreboards/advertising signage. The signs must be made of a paper or lightweight cloth-like material. Signs cannot utilize wood, metal or similar types of materials for support. Maximum dimensions of a sign are three feet by two feet. Signage not permitted within Sportsman s Park or inside the stadium will be disposed of by stadium security unless the guest wishes to return it to their vehicle. BICYCLE PARKING Fans that choose to ride a non-motorized bicycle will be able to use the bike rack located to the northeast of the stadium, along the sidewalk between the North Preferred and East Preferred carparks. GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION BOTTLES & CANS Fans will not be allowed to bring any type of bottle, can, thermos or beverage container inside University of Phoenix Stadium. However, fans will be allowed to bring one factory-sealed, non-frozen 500mL (16.9 fl. oz.) bottle of water (no soda, flavored water or sports drinks). Parents with small children may bring plastic bottles of formula or milk inside of the stadium. CAMERAS Fans may bring personal still-photo cameras to capture the special moments from their visit to University of Phoenix Stadium. Feel free to ask any stadium staff member to snap a picture of your group. The following items are not permitted inside the stadium: video cameras, mono/tripods, selfie sticks and professional cameras with zoom lenses greater than 200mm or larger than eight inches in length. Please note video recording by any device is prohibited within the stadium and Sportsman s Park. CATERING All food services at University of Phoenix Stadium are handled by Rojo Hospitality Group. Any catering provided by companies other than stadium concessionaire is not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium or anywhere in Sportsman s Park. CELL PHONES Cellular phones are welcome inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans are reminded, however, to make sure that their cell phone conversations are not disruptive to the others seated around them. CHILD LOCATOR WRISTBANDS Young fans are encouraged to stop by a Guest Services Office and pick up a Child Locator Wristband. The child s ticket location or contact phone number can be written on the wristband in the event a child gets separated from its party. The Guest Services Offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 104 and 123) and upper concourse (Sections 417 and 448). 4 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 5

GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION CHEWING TOBACCO Fans are not permitted to bring or use any type of chewing tobacco inside University of Phoenix Stadium. If chewing tobacco is discovered inside the stadium, the ticket holder will need to dispose of it immediately or face possible stadium ejection. CLUB EAST & WEST Club East Fans holding tickets for Club level sections 227 248 or Lofts numbering L232 to L243 or L333 to L367 are located on the Club East lounge. Please enter University of Phoenix Stadium on the east side, through the Club East entrance doors. Club West Fans holding tickets for Club level sections 201 222 or Lofts numbering L207 to L216 or L301 to L322 are located on the Club West lounge. Please enter University of Phoenix Stadium on the northwest side, through the Club West entrance doors. COMPLIMENTS & CONCERNS We value the compliments and concerns from all fans that come to University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans can express their comments in person at any of the four Guest Relations offices, located on the main and terrace concourses. Written feedback can be sent directly to the College Football Playoff at info@collegefootballplayoff.com. EJECTION Fans that refuse to follow the direction of University of Phoenix Stadium staff or fail to comply with the Code of Conduct will be subject to ejection without a refund of their game ticket. ELEVATORS Elevators are located near the three public and two Club entrances at University of Phoenix Stadium. The location and availability of elevators are: Gate 1 Working Media and fans with disabilities. Club West Loft ticket holders and Club seat fans with disabilities. Gate 2 Fans with disabilities. Club East Loft ticket holders and Club seat fans with disabilities. Gate 3 Fans with disabilities. GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION EMERGENCIES Fans should record their section, row and seat numbers. If an emergency arises during the game, please call the University of Phoenix Stadium Security Command Center at 623-433-7156 with the seating information and a stadium staff member will be sent to that location. Per stadium policy, announcements will not be made over the public address system to locate guests. ENTRANCE GATES All entrance gates will open three hours prior to kickoff at 3:30 p.m. MT. Club West Northwest corner. Look for the large W. Club East East side. Look for the large E. Gate 1 Southwest corner. Look for the large 1. Gate 2 North side. Look for the large 2. Gate 3 Southeast corner. Look for the large 3. ESCALATORS University of Phoenix Stadium is equipped with escalators located adjacent to the entrances. The escalators located directly inside Gates 1 and 3 allow fans access to the Club Level and Terrace concourse. The escalators located at Gate 2 provide fans with direct access to the Terrace concourse only. The escalators at the Club West and Club East entrances are reserved for Club and Loft ticket holders and access the Club level only. The escalators will run in the upwards direction through halftime and change to the downward direction during the second half to speed exiting at the conclusion of the game. Fans are asked to never walk up or down a non-operational escalator. FAMILY RESTROOMS There are a total of 12 family restrooms which are intended for the use of parents with small children and fans with disabilities. All family restrooms are outfitted with baby-changing tables and are ADA compliant. The family restrooms are located on the main concourse (near Sections 102, 114, 124 and 136), club concourse (near Sections 204, 219, 230 and 247) and terrace concourse (near Sections 404, 421, 435 and 454). 6 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 7

GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION FIRST AID University of Phoenix Stadium has four First Aid locations that are available to assist fans throughout the event. The First Aid offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 122 and 136) and terrace concourse (near Sections 416 and 448). FOOD & BEVERAGE POLICY Fans are not allowed to bring any food or beverage items inside University of Phoenix Stadium. We ask that fans either leave these items inside their vehicles or dispose of them at the security checkpoint before entering the stadium. The only exceptions are: One factory-sealed, non-frozen 500mL (16.9 fl. oz.) plain bottle of water (sports drinks and flavored water not permitted). Food and beverage items for infants two years of age or younger. STADIUM OPENING TIMES All stadium doors will open at 3:30 p.m. MT. GUEST SERVICES OFFICES Guest Services offices are ready to assist and make your visit a memorable one. The Guest Services offices are located along the main concourse (near Sections 104 and 123) and upper concourse (Sections 417 and 448). Some of the services available at these four locations include: Child Locator Wristbands, Lost and Found, Lost Children, Stroller/Wheelchair check-in and Guest Comment forms. HOTLINES If you require assistance during your visit to University of Phoenix Stadium or wish to report violations of the Code of Conduct, stadium staff can be reached at: Game Day Guest Service Hotline: 623-433-7156 Text Message Hotline: Text CFP2016 <SPACE> issue and location to 69050 LASER POINTERS Laser pointers are considered a prohibited item at University of Phoenix Stadium and are subject to confiscation if brought inside the facility. GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION LOFTS There are a total of 88 Lofts at University of Phoenix Stadium (often referred to as suites in other sports venues). The design, build-out and furnishings inside the Lofts follow in line with the overall architectural characteristics of the stadium. Lofts are located on both the Club level lounges and Loft level corridor. For more information on Lofts at University of Phoenix Stadium, please call 602-379-0102. LOST AND FOUND If during your visit to University of Phoenix Stadium you misplace an item or find something that belongs to another fan, please visit one of the Guest Services offices. Claim forms are available to report missing items. Fans inquiring about lost items should call the 24/7 Command Center at 623-433-7147. Items lost are held in storage for 30 days and then are donated to a local charity. The College Football Playoff and University of Phoenix Stadium cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged items. LOST CHILDREN AND GUESTS Children that are separated from their family or friends will be escorted by a stadium staff member to the closest Guest Services office. All children are encouraged to stop by a Guest Services location to pick up a Child Locator wristband when they enter the stadium. LOST OR STOLEN TICKETS Lost or stolen tickets can be replaced only under certain conditions. Please contact tickets@collegefootballplayoff.com or 469-262-5217 for replacement guidelines. MEDIA ENTRANCE All credentialed members of the media will enter the building at the Media Entrance, located to the south of Gate 1. NOISE MAKING DEVICES Musical instruments or any types of noise making devices are not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. This includes, but is not limited to, items such as air horns, cowbells and whistles. 8 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 9

GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION OFFICIAL SOUVENIR PROGRAMS The College Football Playoff National Championship Official Souvenir Program will be available for purchase at various locations throughout University of Phoenix Stadium for $15. PAYPHONES/TDD PHONE University of Phoenix Stadium is not equipped with public pay phones. However, fans can request the use of a phone at any of the four Guest Services locations if needed. A TDD phone for hearing and speech impaired fans is located at the Guest Services office next to Gate 1. PLAYING FIELD NO TRESPASSING Fans are reminded that attempting to enter or access the playing field without the proper credential will be considered trespassing and is grounds for immediate ejection and arrest. RADIOS Only personal radios with headphones are permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. So that all fans can enjoy the action on the field, radios operated without headphones are not allowed. RE-ENTRY In accordance with College Football Playoff and stadium security procedures, fans may not exit and re-enter the stadium using the same ticket. There will be no exceptions to this policy. RESTROOMS There are 77 restrooms (30 men, 35 women, 12 family) located throughout University of Phoenix Stadium. All men, women and family restrooms are ADA accessible and equipped with a baby-changing table. Please ask any staff member for directions to the closest restroom. ROOF The roof at University of Phoenix Stadium will be closed on game day. SCANNERS Radio frequency scanning devices are prohibited in University of Phoenix Stadium and Sportsman s Park. GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION SECURITY PROCEDURES In accordance with the College Football Playoff Best Practices for Competition Venue Security, all fans will be subject to security screening prior to entry inside University of Phoenix Stadium along with inspection of all bags and carry-in items. Security staff will utilize handheld and walk-through metal detectors to screen all fans at the security checkpoints. Prior to the screening, fans will be asked to remove metal items (cell phones, cameras, and other large metal objects) from their pockets and person, then hold the items in their hands, or put in bins, for security staff to inspect (keys, belts, coins, shoes, wallets, and watches should remain on your person). If a fan does not feel comfortable with the metal detector screening due to medical reasons, a physical pat-down will be conducted instead. Please have all bags open for security staff and be prepared to remove any item from inside the bag if requested for closer inspection. Fans electing not to consent to the metal detector screening or physical pat-down along with a bag search will be denied entry inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Security checkpoints are the busiest during the 30 minutes leading up to kickoff. Stadium doors open three hours prior to the start of the game and guests are encouraged to enter early. SKATEBOARDING/ROLLERBLADING Fans should be aware that skateboarding and rollerblading are not permitted within University of Phoenix Stadium, Tillman Plaza or Sportsman s Park. Roller Shoes, which are athletic shoes with retractable wheels, are also not allowed. SMOKING In accordance with the Smoke-Free Arizona Act, University of Phoenix Stadium is a non-smoking facility. There are three designated smoking locations on the main concourse located beyond the Gate 2 exterior gate and outside the exit doors at Sections 102 and 137. Fans on the Club level, Loft corridor and terrace level can proceed to the designated smoking locations on the north ramp. Please remember to keep the north ramp walk aisles clear for other fans and smoke only in the designated areas. Fans outside the stadium are reminded that they must be at least 20 feet away from any stadium entrance to smoke. E-cigarettes are not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. Fans that do not comply with the smoking policy inside the stadium are subject to ejection. 10 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 11

GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION SOLICITATION/LITERATURE Fans should be aware that the distribution of banners, booklets, business cards, circulars, commercial advertising, flyers, folders, handbills, leaflets, notices, pamphlets, posters, stickers or any other written, printed and/or painted materials is prohibited at University of Phoenix Stadium and throughout Sportsman s Park. STANDING Fans that enter University of Phoenix Stadium are asked to enjoy the game from the comfort of the seat that is indicated on their ticket. Please keep in mind that when you stand, you block the view of other fans behind you. It is not the intent of the College Football Playoff to limit fan s enjoyment of the game and cheering after great plays, however, continuous standing in seating areas will not be tolerated. Continuous or excessive standing is addressed in the Code of Conduct and will be monitored by stadium security. Standing to watch the game is not permitted along the sidelines of the 400 level concourse. These areas must stay clear for fans using the stairways to the terrace level seating. Portions of the south endzone bridge are also considered no standing zones. Please follow the directions of ushers and security. STROLLERS University of Phoenix Stadium welcomes fans with strollers. However, their use should not in any way inhibit fan movement or block any aisles. Smaller, umbrella-style strollers can be stored underneath a seat as long as it does not create an obstruction for other fans. Larger strollers can be checked at the nearest Guest Services office during the game. TICKET OFFICE Located between Gate 2 and the Club East entrance gate, the University of Phoenix Stadium ticket office windows will open at 10:30 a.m. on game day. TicketMaster Will Call tickets can be claimed here with a valid form of photo identification. GENERAL STADIUM INFORMATION TICKET RE-SALE/SCALPING The resale of event tickets, regardless of price, is prohibited at University of Phoenix Stadium and throughout Sportsman s Park. Fans that purchase tickets from someone other than Ticketmaster, TeamTix, or participating institutions and conferences do so at their own risk. The College Football Playoff is not responsible for and will not provide a replacement or refund of any kind for invalid tickets purchased through a secondary ticket provider. TOURS Visit www.universityofphoenixstadium.com or call the stadium tour hotline at 623-433-7165, for more information about public and private tours of University of Phoenix Stadium along with dates, times and pricing information. UMBRELLAS Umbrellas are not permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. WEAPONS Fans are not permitted to bring firearms or any other weapons inside University of Phoenix Stadium. In accordance with Arizona House Bill 2457, law enforcement officials attending the event are permitted to bring a firearm inside the stadium if he/she is in compliance with the Arizona peace officer standards and training board requirements. WILL CALL The Will Call windows are located at the Ticket Office, to the east of Gate 2. Will Call is open at 10:30 a.m. and closes at halftime. Will Call tickets can be claimed only by the person whose name appears on the will call ticket envelope. State or government issued picture identification is required. 12 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 13

PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES PARKING PASSES The College Football Playoff strongly encourages fans with game tickets to purchase parking passes in advance to ease the traffic and parking experience. Parking passes are available at cfp.clickandpark.com and are reserved for fans with game tickets only. All vehicles, including motorcycles, must have a valid parking pass to access the parking lots. A parking pass is valid for one space only. Vehicles monopolizing excess space or parked incorrectly are subject to tow. Trailers of any kind are not permitted inside any parking area. All fees associated with the removal and impounding of the vehicle will be the responsibility of the owner. Parking passes are $50 per standard vehicle at lots contiguous to the stadium. Parking passes can be shipped at the time of purchase prior to January 3, or picked up at the local Click and Park office, within the Westgate Entertainment District (located north of the stadium), between 8 a.m. 6 p.m., January 4 10. If you are unable to purchase a parking pass prior to game day, there will be limited paid parking available in Westgate area. The price of parking in the Brown Lot includes a shuttle ride to and from the stadium. Shuttles will run from the Brown Lot to the stadium from 3:30 p.m. until one hour after the game. Alcoholic beverages and tailgating are not permitted in the Brown Lot. PARKING LOT GUIDELINES Parking lots open at 10:30 a.m. MT. No vehicles will be admitted earlier. A pass is required for every vehicle in the lots surrounding the stadium. Lots close one hour after the game. Fans are asked to TURN OFF GPS and follow the directions provided on the back of the passes and the parking staff to quickly park. Vehicles not parked in a location instructed by parking staff are subject to tow. Fans who wish to park next to friends must arrive at the same time; spots cannot be held for fans arriving later. Golf carts, segways, skateboards, scooters and other non-licensed motorized vehicles are not permitted within the lots. Portable public address systems are not permitted, and sound systems inside vehicles may not be played at excessive volumes as PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES PARKING LOT GUIDELINES (CONTINUED) determined by parking lot or security staff. Advertising of goods or services is not permitted in the lots, including but not limited to vehicles with exterior advertising and commercial signage hung from tents. Lots are patrolled by security staff and local law enforcement officers. The Code of Conduct will be enforced throughout all lots. Parking is at your own risk and neither the College Football Playoff nor University of Phoenix Stadium is responsible for any damaged or stolen property. BUSES, RVS AND LIMOUSINES If arriving by bus, RV or limousine, you must purchase a parking pass before game day. Bus and RV parking is $150; limousine parking is $125. No in-and-out privileges are allowed for any vehicle on game day. Oversized vehicles may not escort or accompany any attritional vehicles into the designated oversized parking area. Maximum vehicle length for an oversized vehicle is 50 feet. NEIGHBORHOOD PARKING The City of Glendale prohibits parking in undesignated areas or on residential streets. It is unlawful for homeowners to charge for parking on their property. Please be respectful of the residents and businesses. Be aware the City of Glendale enforces all traffic laws and ordinances. Police do not allow event traffic to reach the stadium through local neighborhoods. AUTOMOBILE ASSISTANCE Automobile assistance is available in the parking lots surrounding University of Phoenix Stadium. If you encounter car trouble at the end of the game, please raise the hood on your vehicle and notify parking staff within your lot. Parking staff will dispatch a service vehicle to help resolve the situation or contact a local repair service to assist. All guests wishing to tailgate at University of Phoenix Stadium must observe the following guidelines. These guidelines have been developed to provide a fair, reasonable and safe tailgating experience for guests. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in the loss of tailgating privileges and ejection from the parking lot. 14 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 15

PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES PARKING AND TAILGATING GUIDELINES TAILGATING POLICIES All vehicles, including motorcycles and cars with ADA plates/ hangtags, must have a valid parking hangtag to enter Sportsman s Park and other designated hangtag parking areas. A parking hangtag is valid for one parking space only. No trailers of any kind are permitted inside any parking area. Vehicles taking more than one parking space or parked incorrectly are subject to tow. Fans that wish to park next to friends must arrive at the same time. Parking spots cannot be reserved or saved for fans arriving later. Tailgating in the parking lots must be limited to the area directly in front of or behind the vehicle. Tailgating in empty stalls is prohibited, even with an unused hangtag. Tailgating equipment, such as chairs, tents, propane/natural gas grills and other items, cannot extend beyond the painted fire lanes for vehicles or sidewalks. Excessive or underage consumption of alcohol will not be tolerated. Fans are permitted to put up to a 10' by 10' tent. Tents must not extend beyond the red painted fire lanes, along sidewalks and painted walkways or other areas deemed by stadium stuff an obstruction. Small portable electric generators (6500W or less) are allowed. However, electrical cords cannot be placed across parking area drive aisles, any sidewalk or create a trip hazard for guests. PROHIBITED ITEMS Charcoal grills and oil fryers Glass containers Private catering companies The sale of food or beverage items to other fans Golf carts, segways, skateboards, bicycles, scooters and other non-licensed motorized vehicles Electric generators above 6500W Advertising of goods or services Hanging commercial signage on vehicles, tents or by any other means Portable public address systems, portable radios and sound systems inside vehicles used at excessive volume levels or playing music not suitable for a public setting as determined by parking staff Sportsman s Park and other parking areas are patrolled by parking lot staff, security staff and local law enforcement officers. Tampering or removing any parking lot infrastructure is strictly prohibited. The Code of Conduct will be enforced throughout all parking areas. PARKING LOTS Blue Brown Gray Green Orange Purple Red Yellow Disabled Parking: First-come, first-served PARKING PASS PRICES $50: CAR $125: LIMOUSINE $150: BUS/RV cfp.clickandpark.com 866-330-PARK (7275) 16 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 17

DIRECTIONS TO UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM DIRECTIONS GRAY (EP) PARKING From the Loop 101 Exit at Northern Ave. or Glendale Ave. then head east towards 91st Ave. Take 91st Ave. south to Maryland Ave. Upon reaching the Gray Entry at Maryland Ave., you will be directed into the two westbound lanes to enter Gray EP Parking Follow staff and sign direction RED (NP) PARKING From the Loop 101 Exit at Maryland Ave. then head east towards 95th Ave. Turn right onto 95th Ave. Stay in left lane approaching Red NP Entry Follow staff and sign direction RED (WP) PARKING From the Loop 101 Exit at Maryland Ave. then head east towards 95th Ave. Turn right onto 95th Ave. Stay in right lane approaching Red NP Entry Follow staff and sign direction GREEN PARKING From the Loop 101 Exit at Camelback Road or Northern Ave. and head east towards 91st Ave. Take 91st Ave. to Green Entry (6250 N) Follow staff and sign direction ORANGE PARKING From the Loop 101 Exit at Bethany Home Road and head east towards stadium Merge into left lanes and turn left onto 95th Ave. Follow staff and sign direction UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM SECURITY POLICIES SECURITY POLICIES In an effort to enhance public safety, University of Phoenix Stadium and the College Football Playoff have created security policies for the 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship. The following entry policies will be in effect at University of Phoenix Stadium: Bag Policy (see approved and prohibited bags on next page). All individuals will be subject to a search upon entry to University of Phoenix Stadium. All individuals, regardless of age, must have a valid game ticket. There will be no re-entry into University of Phoenix Stadium on game day. Failure to comply with University of Phoenix Stadium management will result in denial of entry. UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM PROHIBITED ITEMS Attendees are reminded that the items listed will not be permitted inside University of Phoenix Stadium. There are no lockers available outside of the stadium in which to secure items not allowed in the facility. Items may also not be held by stadium staff members or left unattended on stadium grounds. Alcohol Animals (except for service animals) Balloons (helium) Banners or signs with advertising Beverages other than one factory sealed, non-frozen, 500ml (16.9 fl. oz.) bottle of water Bicycles, skateboards, segways, wheelies or roller blades Camera with professional photo lenses (larger than 8"), tripods, monopods or selfie sticks Clothing deemed obscene or indecent Confetti, glitter or streamers Containers: water bottles (metal, glass or other materials) or canteens Coolers of any kind Fireworks or sparklers Food (except items needed for children under the age of two or those with a medical condition) 18 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 19

UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM SECURITY POLICIES UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM PROHIBITED ITEMS (CONTINUED) Footballs that are not deflated Illegal drugs Smokeless cigarettes Weapons including, but not limited to firearms and knives Any item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by stadium security When attending a game in University of Phoenix Stadium, all fans should be aware of and comply with the following guidelines: Fans are expected to present a valid hangtag to enter the game day parking areas and may be asked by parking lot, stadium or security staff to produce their game ticket. Fans wearing clothing deemed obscene or indecent will not be allowed entry inside or will be subject to ejection from University of Phoenix Stadium. Foul or abusive language and obscene gestures will not be tolerated. Behavior that is unruly, disruptive or illegal in nature will not be tolerated, including verbal or physical harassment of opposing team fans. Intoxication or other signs of impairment related to any type of illegal drug or excessive alcohol consumption will not be tolerated. Displays of affection or other behavior not appropriate in a public setting will not be tolerated. Excessive standing in seating areas which blocks the view of other ticket holders will not be tolerated. Interference with the progress of the game or failure to follow instructions of parking lot, stadium or security staff will not be tolerated. TICKET INFORMATION TICKET INFORMATION TICKET POLICY All individuals require a ticket for stadium entry. Lap passes are not issued. TICKET PRICES Reserved seats are $450 or $550 and Club seats are $650. 21

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TICKET INFORMATION AUTHORIZED TICKET DISTRIBUTORS The College Football Playoff including its sponsors and stakeholders, the Arizona Organizing Committee, TeamTix (Forward Market), Ticketmaster (Fan Ticket Exchange) and participating teams and conferences are authorized ticket distributors. All persons are advised to purchase tickets only from authorized ticket distributors. PLAYOFF PREMIUM Game tickets including hospitality, parking and other amenities are available through Playoff Premium. The Colonnade Group, Dallas Fan Fares, PrimeSport and QuintEvents are official Playoff Premium providers. WILL CALL/TICKET RESOLUTION Will Call is available at University of Phoenix Stadium between Gate 2 and Gate E on the north side of the stadium beginning at 10:30 a.m., until the end of halftime. To claim tickets at Will Call, a photo ID must be presented. Outside Will Call will not be accepted. Tickets purchased through participating institutions will be distributed according to the information distributed by the school s ticketing representatives. Space will be available at the Will Call windows for game day ticket distribution. STUDENT-ATHLETE GUEST AND STUDENT TICKET DISTRUBUTION Each student-athlete guest or student guest must report to the team designated will call window located inside the security perimeter between Gates 2 and E on the northeast corner of the stadium grounds where the flag poles are located. Will call opens at 10:30 a.m. With proper identification, each guest will receive a wristband which will allow access to the stadium plaza, including Championship Tailgate. Both University staffs will administer a pass list to distribute game tickets beginning at 3:30 p.m., when the stadium doors open. The Orange Bowl Champion will operate ticket distribution at the northwest plaza stadium doors to section 113. The Cotton Bowl Champion will operate ticket distribution at the northeast plaza stadium doors to section 134. GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES OPEN CAPTIONING The University of Phoenix Stadium is equipped to offer open captioning for our patrons. The open captioning screens are located on the stadium s two (2) main scoreboards (north and south ends of the facility). Open captioning is automatically provided at the College Football Playoff National Championship. To consult with stadium staff about appropriate communication aids/services, please contact our Guest Services Department at 623-433-7139 or email mgabel@universityofphoenixstadium.com. For more information regarding open captioning, guest accommodations, and communication aids/services please call 623-433-7139 or email mgabel@universityofphoenixstadium.com. SMARTPHONE CLOSED CAPTIONING University of Phoenix Stadium is equipped to offer smartphone closed captioning for our patrons. Smartphone closed captioning is automatically provided at the stadium for the College Football Playoff National Championship. StreamText (https://www.streamtext.net/player?event=azcardinals) is the application providing the streaming text feed of the stadium s sound system. Guests are welcome to check-out and use a closed captioning smartphone from Guest Services or determine if StreamText can be used on their own smartphone. Closed caption smartphones are available for check-out at the Guest Services location at Gate 1 only. Fans will be asked to leave a valid driver s license or other form of identification when the closed caption smartphone is checked out. Using StreamText with your own smartphone: 1. Open a web browser and navigate to https://www.streamtext. net/player?event=azcardinals (Please note: StreamText currently runs on most smartphones including Droid, iphone & BlackBerry Torch, data charges may apply) Using StreamText with a stadium rental smartphone: 1. Open a web browser and navigate to https://www.streamtext. net/player?event=azcardinals **No password or username is required for closed captioning on either personal or stadium rental phone. 24 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 25

GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES SMARTPHONE CLOSED CAPTIONING (CONTINUED) For more information regarding smartphone closed captioning, guest accommodations, and communication aids/services please call 623-433-7139, or email mgabel@universityofphoenixstadium.com. ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) are available at all four Guest Services locations (by Sections 104, 123, 417 & 448). Fans will be asked to leave a valid driver s license or other form of identification when the ALD is checked out. DISABILITY PARKING Vehicles must have a state-issued disabled hangtag or license plate and valid parking pass to enter disabled parking areas contiguous to the stadium. Disabled parking spaces are first-come, first-served for those requesting disabled parking. There is a courtesy disabled cart service from the disabled parking areas contiguous to the stadium. These carts are for disabled fans and one companion. They take fans to the closest entrance only. Cart service is available beginning at 10:30 a.m., until one hour following the game. Please look for golf carts labeled Disabled Shuttle. The only lot north of Maryland that provides this service is Blue G. There are no cart services inside the stadium. If a person needs additional assistance, please contact a guest services representative once inside. DISABILITY SEATING Disabled seating is located on all three concourses at University of Phoenix Stadium, including all lofts and field boxes. All levels can be accessed by the elevators located near the five stadium entrance locations. One power outlet is available at each disabled seating platform for the use of guests with electric wheelchairs and other medical equipment. RESTROOMS There are 77 restrooms located throughout University of Phoenix Stadium. All men, women and family restrooms are ADA accessible and equipped with a baby-changing table. Please ask any staff member for directions to the closest restroom. GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES WHEELCHAIR ASSISTANCE (GAME DAY) University of Phoenix Stadium is pleased to provide appropriate wheelchair assistance for mobility impaired guests. Wheelchair assistance is available to guests once they have entered the stadium. It is scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Requests for wheelchair assistance can be made by asking a stadium staff member or by visiting a Guest Services booth. University of Phoenix Stadium will provide wheelchairs and a staff member to escort guests to their seats, but it is requested that mobility impaired patrons be accompanied by another adult in their party. Upon arrival at the seating location, guests are required to surrender wheelchairs to stadium staff. Stadium provided wheelchairs may not be used as temporary seating, as they are needed for use by other mobility impaired guests. To make arrangements for postgame wheelchair assistance, guests are asked to fill out a Wheelchair Escort Request Form stating their desired pick up time and location. Wheelchair Escort Forms are available at all stadium Guest Services booths. When exiting the stadium, guests will be brought to the exterior glass doors on the stadium s main concourse level. All requests for wheelchair escorts are accommodated on a first-come, first-served, basis. A short wait time may be required. MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Official College Football Playoff National Championship apparel will be available at University of Phoenix Stadium at 24 locations including: Outside Plaza Locations: near Gate 1, Gate 2, Gate 3 and northeast (flag poles) Championship Tailgate: two locations inside Main Team Shop: section 123 Main Concourse: near sections 101, 103, 111, 113, 115, 127, 133, 135 and 137 Club Level: near sections 217 and 232 Upper Level: near sections 409, 416, 428, 439, 444 and 452 Available merchandise will include items from the exclusive stadium collection, jerseys, T-shirts, hats and novelty items for men, women and youth. 26 2016 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 27

CHAMPIONSHIP TAILGATE Playoff Green is the way we identify the sustainability projects developed around the College Football Playoff National Championship. Colleges and universities have been leading the way across America by incorporating sustainability as a key part of the way they operate. Our mission at the national championship game is to apply the best of those sustainability concepts to the way we organize and implement our activities. To accomplish that, we have developed a number of initiatives around the College Football Playoff National Championship including: Solid Waste Recycling at major venues including the Phoenix Convention Center (site of Playoff Fan Central) and University of Phoenix Stadium. Prepared Food Recovery from all of our events that serve food to fans. Food that is cooked in the kitchens but never served will be recovered safely and fed to hungry people in the greater Phoenix area through a partnership with the area s major food banks. Water Conservation Messaging informs fans of the critical water shortage in Arizona and the rest of the American Southwest and promoting simple behaviors our fans can adopt to help cut their own water use while they are here for the game. Material Repurposing aims to keep material out of landfills. Construction materials, décor and other event materials are being donated to local organizations that can reuse, recycle and remanufacture these materials to benefit the local community. Renewable Energy/Travel Offsets provide a way for us to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address our impact on climate change. On game day, University of Phoenix Stadium will be green powered through use of renewable energy certificates (RECs) provided by TerraPass. TerraPass is also offsetting the travel emissions for both teams traveling to Arizona for the championship game. Urban Forestry Projects are a great way to help green the host community and leave a permanent green legacy of the national championship game. We ve turned tree planting into a competitive sport! Several college teams from Arizona are competing the week before the game to see which college can plant trees the fastest and the best. Winning teams will get trees donated for their own campus. GAME DAY IS FINALLY HERE! The College Football Playoff National Championship is the biggest game of the year and Championship Tailgate is the biggest tailgate party of the year. Championship Tailgate opens at 11 a.m. and runs until 5 p.m. The event is free for all ticket holders attending the national championship game and will allow fans to gather and enjoy interactive games, sponsor activities, concessions, ESPN broadcast sets and live musical performances. Ticket holders will also enjoy a social media hub, fun and games in the sponsor village, delicious food and beverages, event merchandise and much more. Whether you are secretly enjoying the opponent s hometown favorite grub in the Championship Grill, or soaring over the crowd riding the Red Zone Zip Line, Championship Tailgate is the one party you cannot miss! #ChampTailgate #CFBPlayoff Have a great time at the game and all the other activities, and help us keep Arizona, and the world, green for years to come. 29