Kentucky LSU Game Weather Advisory Issued

The Kentucky football game against LSU remains scheduled for Saturday evening despite forecasts of rain and strong winds. The game will start at 7 p.m. Eastern Time at Kroger Field in Lexington, Kentucky.

Kentucky Athletics said on Friday that it is watching the weather closely. Officials will share updates if conditions change. Fans planning to attend the game should prepare for wet weather and cooler temperatures.

The forecast has also led to a change in the game-day plans. The halftime drone show will not take place on Saturday. It will instead be moved to a future home game.

Rain gear will be available at UK Team Shop locations outside Gate 4 and inside Kroger Field. The shops will sell blue ponchos while supplies last. The blue gear also fits the game's Blue-Out theme.

Fans may bring umbrellas to the stadium. However, they cannot open them in the seating areas. Visitors are advised to bring suitable rain gear and dress for lower temperatures.

Kentucky Athletics has also asked fans to secure their tailgating equipment. Tents, canopies and other loose items should be tied down properly. Fans should not leave loose items or unsecured tents behind when they enter the stadium.

The weather could also affect the Cat Walk, a popular pregame event where fans gather to welcome the team. Officials may move it indoors to Nutter Field House if conditions require a change. Further details will be shared if that happens.

Fans are urged to check official Kentucky Athletics channels for the latest updates before leaving home. Weather conditions may change during the day, so checking for new information could help visitors plan their trip.

Saturday's game is sold out. Fans who still want to attend can look for verified resale tickets through UKAthletics.com/fb26. Tickets for future Kentucky football games are available at UKFootballTix.com.

The busy weekend in Lexington may also affect travel around the stadium. The Keeneland Fall Meet is underway, bringing more visitors to the area. With both events drawing crowds, fans should allow extra time to reach Kroger Field and plan to arrive early.

People attending both Keeneland and the football game are encouraged to use the shuttle connector between Keeneland and Kroger Field. The service may help visitors manage travel between the two busy venues.

Parking and traffic plans will also be important on game day. Fans with parking permits should check the traffic advice and preferred routes for their assigned lots before setting off. Following the recommended routes will help traffic staff direct cars and reduce delays.

Drivers without game-day parking permits should avoid roads around Kroger Field and nearby athletics facilities. Alumni Drive and Cooper Drive will be especially important to avoid, as traffic plans give priority to vehicles with permits.

Fans without permits have several parking options. They can consider the reserved single-game lot for $50 per vehicle or use Parking Structure 6, which is free while spaces remain available.

The reserved single-game parking lot is located at the William T. Young Library lots near Woodland and Columbia avenues. Visitors should check parking information before travelling, as spaces may fill quickly during a sold-out game.

Drivers with permits for the expanded Parking Structure 7 can enter and leave through Complex Drive or Sports Center Drive. Heavy traffic is expected near the structure, especially on these roads. Fans should follow directions from traffic staff and allow extra time for delays.

Construction near the UK Medical Campus is another factor affecting travel. Fans are advised to avoid University Drive. Cooper Drive will close four hours before kickoff, so drivers should plan their routes in advance.

Despite the forecast, Kentucky Athletics said it looks forward to welcoming fans to Kroger Field for the game. With rain, wind, road closures and large crowds expected, early arrival and careful planning will be key to a smoother game-day experience.