Move like a Phoenix local with various public transportation and services within the city. Whether you’re walking, driving, taking public transportation, or being chauffeured by our self-driving Waymo’s, make sure you know how to get to the fun! Check out the 2026 NCAA Women’s Final Four Campus Map!
If you are planning to drive, consider leaving your car at a park-and-ride location, and then use public transportation to get downtown. For park-and-ride locations, visit Valley Metro.
Keep up to date with road closures by looking at the city Street Closures Map.
Drivers are encouraged to enter or exit Downtown Phoenix from the west and south. The streets on the west and south handle greater capacity and are not as heavily used as those in the east.
Look for wayfinding signage to help guide you into Downtown Phoenix and to available parking facilities.
Be mindful of heavy pedestrian traffic throughout the city.
Don’t know where to park? We’re here to assist! We have partnered with ParkPHX to provide you with an interactive parking map to make getting to the fun as simple as possible!
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are readily available, offering quick and convenient transportation throughout the greater Phoenix area.
Metro Phoenix is home to the largest autonomous ride-hail territory courtesy of Waymo! Ride to the 2026 NCAA Women’s Final Four in style. For more information, visit Waymo and download the app!
Designated pick-up and drop-off zones in Downtown Phoenix make it easy to access the venue for games and events. See the Campus Map for exact locations.
Final Four fans can sidestep traffic by taking the Valley Metro Light Rail. The Valley Metro Rail system provides 35 miles of light rail service across Phoenix, Tempe, and Mesa. Visit Valley Metro for more information on how to ride!
