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Ty Myers at Moody Center, Austin, Nov 20

Ty Myers plays Moody Center on Friday, November 20, 2026, with Brent Cobb and Benny G opening. The venue lists the start at 7:30 PM Central. This is the closest thing to a hometown show on the tour. Two things matter more here than anywhere else on the run. Your phone is your ticket, and a printout will not get you in. And the parking advice you will find online is partly out of date.

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Show Details

DateFriday, November 20, 2026
DoorsTBA
Show7:30 PM
VenueMoody Center
Address2001 Robert Dedman Dr, Austin, TX 78712
Capacity15,000
OpenersBrent Cobb, Benny G
Indoor arena concert seen from the back of the standing floor at eye level, a dense audience in silhouette with raised arms and scattered glowing phone screens, curved seating tiers filled with more people to either side, facing a distant warmly lit stage with one small performer silhouette and a blank dark screen, under a ceiling of steel trusses and hazy warm spotlight beams
Original illustration of an arena concert floor during a show. Illustration, not a photograph of Ty Myers or this venue — see our image policy.

The one rule that will catch people out

Most arena advice is interchangeable. This one is not.

Moody Center will not accept a printed ticket or a screenshot. The venue says so directly. Your phone is the ticket, scanned from the Moody Center app or the Ticketmaster app, or tapped from an Apple or Google wallet.

That is worth pausing on. Printing a ticket at home is the safe habit at plenty of venues. Here it is the thing that stops you at the gate.

A screenshot fails for a technical reason. The barcode on a modern mobile ticket refreshes on a timer. A saved image freezes an expired code, so the scanner rejects it.

Add your ticket to your phone wallet before you travel. It then loads without a signal, which matters in a crowd of thousands.

Ty Myers in Austin: the short version

Ty Myers plays Moody Center on Friday, November 20, 2026. The venue lists the start at 7:30 PM Central. Brent Cobb and Benny G open.

The address is 2001 Robert Dedman Dr, Austin, TX 78712, on the University of Texas campus.

The venue states there are no age restrictions for this event.

The Ty Myers Moody Center date is the second to last night of The Legal Tour. Fort Worth closes the run the following evening.

Why this date is different

Ty Myers grew up here, or near enough that the difference needs a sentence.

His official biography says he was born just outside of Austin and raised on a cattle ranch his family has worked for more than six generations. In interviews he has named the town as Dripping Springs, out in the Hill Country southwest of the city.

So Austin is the home metro rather than the home town in the literal sense. The distinction is small but it is true, and it is the sort of thing local fans notice.

What it means in practice is simple. This is the closest he plays to where he grew up, in the largest room in the area, near the end of the tour.

Getting the venue right

Austin has three venues with Moody in the name. They are different buildings in different parts of the city.

  • Moody Center. The arena at 2001 Robert Dedman Drive, holding 15,000 plus. This is the one you want.
  • Moody Amphitheater. An outdoor venue in Waterloo Park, holding roughly 5,000.
  • ACL Live at the Moody Theater. A 2,750 capacity downtown room on Willie Nelson Boulevard.

Set your navigation to Robert Dedman Drive, not to the word Moody. Confirm the address on your ticket before you set off.

Start time, and why 8:00 PM is circulating

The venue’s own event page lists 7:30 PM Central, with a note that times can change. Ticketmaster matches it.

AXS and Do512 both list 8:00 PM. That is the outlier.

The venue publishes the schedule for its own room, so its figure is the primary record. Moody Center also sells through Ticketmaster and directs fans to the Ticketmaster or Moody Center apps. A seller the venue does not use is not a good source for its timings.

No doors time has been published for this date. Arena doors usually open an hour to ninety minutes ahead, which would put it near 6:00 to 6:30 PM. Treat that as an estimate, and check the venue listing again closer to the show.

Bags, and a rule that is looser than most

Moody Center allows one clear bag up to 14 by 14 by 6 inches, or one non-clear clutch up to 5 by 9 by 1.5 inches. One or the other, not both.

The clear bag limit here is roomier than at several stops on this tour, where 12 by 6 by 12 inches is the common cap. A bag that failed elsewhere may well pass here.

The clutch allowance is the strict half. It is wallet sized. Anything bigger needs to be clear.

Cashless, and what that means with a phone-only ticket

Moody Center is a cashless facility. Apple Pay, Google Pay and major credit cards work. Cash does not.

Stack that against the mobile ticket rule and a pattern appears. Your phone gets you in, and then it pays for everything.

Charge it fully before you leave. A power bank is a reasonable thing to carry. If you are bringing other people, transfer their tickets to their own phones in advance rather than running the whole group from one battery.

Parking: the real cost and the real delay

Parking here is expensive and slow to escape. Both halves are documented.

UT Parking and Transportation runs the campus garages and publishes the event rates:

Garage Price Walk to venue
Manor Garage $40 to $65 2 to 3 minutes
Trinity Garage $30 to $40 7 to 8 minutes

Moody Center also names Parking Garage B, State Garage G and State Garage R as alternatives.

Two operational details matter more than the price.

Manor Garage is pre-pay only. It no longer takes drive-up payment on event days. Turning up without a booking is not a plan.

Be careful here, because the two official sources disagree. The UT parking table lists both garages as purchasable “online through Moody Center or on site.” Moody Center’s own parking page says Manor Garage is pre-pay only and no longer available for drive up payment on event days.

Follow Moody Center. Its page is the stricter of the two, and the UT page opens by stating that Moody Center events are not managed by UT Parking and Transportation, then points readers to the venue. A source that hands off authority is not the one to trust on the detail. Book ahead and the disagreement cannot cost you anything.

The exit level is not the entry level. Moody Center tells fans to walk out through the southwest corner of Level 1, then to drive out via Level 4, because Level 1 will be closed. Read that before the night rather than at 10:30 PM.

What locals actually say about parking

The most upvoted piece of advice in a large Austin thread on this exact question was two words: walk further.

The reasoning holds up. Parking closest costs the most and empties the slowest. One resident reported that Trinity Garage can take more than an hour to get out of after a show. That is one first-hand account, not a measurement, but it matches the pattern fans describe at arenas everywhere.

Another local’s complaint was that people pay $40 or more for the privilege of sitting in a jam they could have walked around.

If you can add ten minutes on foot, you usually cut both the price and the wait.

Two pieces of parking advice that are now wrong

Search for cheap parking near this venue and you will find both of these. Both are out of date.

Dobie Garage is gone. UT Parking and Transportation states that Dobie Center Garage is permanently closed. It shut in May 2024 for a new business school building, and demolition started that June. Recommendations naming it as a cheap walkable option are simply stale.

The Bullock Museum garage is not free at night. The museum lists $15 for full-day parking, and $25 for after-hours event parking on select days from September 1, 2026. Its garage is generally staffed only until 8 PM. It may still beat an arena garage on price. It is not the free tip it used to be.

Roads, closures and why to leave early

Moody Center’s own guidance is unusually direct. Large crowds, ongoing construction and heavy traffic mean you should leave early and give yourself plenty of time.

Two specifics sit behind that warning:

  • Southbound I-35 upper deck exit 235A to Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard is permanently closed because of the I-35 expansion. Use the lower deck exit. Navigation apps may not have caught up.
  • The MLK Bridge is under reconstruction. The venue asks fans to make a best effort to avoid it.

For a 7:30 PM start, being in the area by around 6:15 PM leaves room for parking, the walk and the security line.

Rideshare, transit and bikes

Rideshare drop-off and pick-up is on the northeast side, on Clyde Littlefield Road and Red River Street.

Arriving that way is easy. Leaving is the harder half. One local described walking away from the venue to a nearby pub after a show, then going through three canceled rideshares before getting home. After a full arena empties, cancellations and surge pricing are normal.

Buses: CapMetro routes 7, 10, 20, 670 and 671 serve this part of campus, with Plaza Saltillo the nearest light rail station. Routes 670 and 671 do not run on Saturdays. This show is on a Friday, so they do run for it.

Bikes: free public bike parking is available at the School of Social Work and the Recreational Sports Center.

Where to sit

Moody Center holds 15,000 plus for concerts, per the venue’s own fast facts. It opened in April 2022 and cost $375 million. One caveat on the headline number: a scaled concert setup seats fewer, so the room may be smaller than its maximum on the night.

Most of the bowl reviews well. Two weak spots come up again and again in local discussion:

  • The sides of the stage. Several attendees describe craning their necks all night. Some report weaker sound there too.
  • The upper section furthest back. One fan explained that you sit behind the lighting rig, which can obscure the stage and the screens at once.

Fans in the 200 level facing the stage consistently report good views and good sound. The pattern is clear enough to act on. Facing the stage matters more than being close to it.

Sound: an honest split

Opinion on the sound genuinely divides, and it divides by location rather than by taste.

One regular who has been to five or six shows here, across all levels, said it sounded great every time and that he is always surprised to hear complaints. Others describe distortion from the balcony parallel with the stage, and from the upper deck.

The building was designed with extensive acoustic paneling and gets credit for it locally.

The fair conclusion is that both groups are describing something real. Where you sit changes the answer. If sound quality is your priority, buy facing the stage and avoid the far corners.

The floor: close, but with trade-offs

Paying up for the floor is not automatically the better night here.

One attendee who did regretted it. The specific complaints were structural rather than about the view: a long walk to bathrooms and bars using a limited number of makeshift staircases, and a slow single-file exit at the end that can run past twenty minutes.

Another fan disputed part of that, noting there are bathrooms on the floor level and canned drinks sold there.

A third praised the venue for capping floor tickets, saying the standing area felt close to the stage without being crushed.

Take from that what fits your priorities. Close and constrained, or further back and easier to move around.

Cameras, phones and the livestream ban

Livestreaming is prohibited. The venue names Facebook Live, Instagram Live, TikTok Live and Twitch specifically.

Also banned: selfie sticks, tripods and monopods, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video and audio recording gear, and external lighting including flash attachments and ring lights.

Personal photos on a phone or a small non-professional camera are generally fine. The conditions are no flash, no added lighting, no detachable lens, and no blocking anyone’s view.

Other prohibited items worth knowing

The list runs longer than most venues on this tour, and includes a few surprises:

  • Umbrellas
  • Strollers and wagons
  • Laptops and tablets
  • Bottles or cans of any kind, empty or full
  • Banners, flags and signs
  • Noisemakers of any kind
  • Weapons, including knives of any size
  • Outside food and drink, except medical snacks
  • All tobacco, vaping and THC products

The umbrella ban is the practical one. A wet November evening plus a walk in from Trinity Garage is a realistic combination, so bring a coat with a hood rather than an umbrella you will have to abandon.

Accessibility

Manor Garage holds the closest accessible parking, and the venue notes space there is limited. Book early.

The accessible drop-off and pick-up point is on Robert Dedman Drive, on the northwest side of the venue. The published route runs south on San Jacinto Boulevard from East Dean Keeton Street, then east on Deloss Dodds Way. At the checkpoint, tell security the passenger is mobility impaired.

For a pre-arranged pickup afterward, the venue and UT both point to Clyde Littlefield Road and Red River Street.

A short checklist for the night

  • Ticket on your phone, in a wallet app. Not printed. Not a screenshot.
  • Phone charged, because it is also your payment method.
  • Card or phone wallet. The venue is cashless.
  • Parking pre-booked, especially for Manor Garage.
  • Clear bag inside 14 by 14 by 6 inches, or a clutch inside 5 by 9 by 1.5.
  • No umbrella. Wear a hood instead.
  • Leave early. The venue asks you to, and the closed I-35 exit is the reason.
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Ty Myers in Austin — FAQ

Is Ty Myers playing Austin, TX in 2026?

Yes. The Ty Myers Austin date is Friday, November 20, 2026, at Moody Center. Brent Cobb and Benny G open. The venue lists the show on its own events page as part of The Legal Tour. The address is 2001 Robert Dedman Dr, Austin, TX 78712, on the University of Texas campus. This is the first of the tour's two closing Texas nights. Fort Worth follows the next evening at Dickies Arena, with a different opener.

What time does the Ty Myers Austin show start?

Moody Center lists 7:30 PM Central. The venue prints that figure on its own event page for this date, followed by the note that times are subject to change. Plan around 7:30 PM. The venue has not published a doors time for this show. Its event page carries a start time only. Arena doors commonly open an hour to ninety minutes before a concert, which would suggest somewhere between 6:00 and 6:30 PM. That is an inference, not a published fact. Check the venue's own listing again in the week before the show.

Why do some sites list the Austin show at 8:00 PM?

Because two times are circulating and only one comes from the building. AXS and Do512 both list 8:00 PM. Moody Center lists 7:30 PM, and Ticketmaster agrees with the venue. The venue runs the room and publishes the schedule, so its number is the primary record. There is a second reason to trust it here. Moody Center sells through Ticketmaster, and its own ticketing guidance points fans to the Ticketmaster or Moody Center apps. A seller the venue does not use is not a reliable source for its start time.

Can I print my Ty Myers Austin ticket or use a screenshot?

No, and this is the single most important thing on this page. Moody Center states plainly that printouts and screenshots will not work for entry. Your phone is the ticket. The venue tells fans to open the Moody Center app or the Ticketmaster app, then scan the barcode or tap a mobile wallet ticket at the gate. Adding the ticket to an Apple or Google wallet in advance is the safest version of this. A screenshot fails because the barcode refreshes. A paper copy fails because the venue does not accept paper at all.

What if my phone dies on the way to the show?

Then you have a real problem, so plan for it before you leave. Because Moody Center refuses printouts and screenshots, a dead phone means no ticket in hand. Charge the phone fully. Bring a small power bank if you have one. Add the ticket to your phone's wallet before you travel, so it loads without a signal. Crowded arenas often have slow mobile data, and a ticket that needs to download at the gate is a ticket that may not appear. If you are bringing guests, transfer their tickets to their own phones in advance rather than juggling all of them on one device.

How is this different from the Pikeville show?

The two venues want the exact opposite thing, which is worth knowing if you are following the tour. Appalachian Wireless Arena in Pikeville requires printed paper tickets for the pit and refuses electronic ones there. Moody Center refuses paper entirely and requires a phone. Same tour, opposite rules, a few weeks apart. There is no universal answer across these dates. Check the specific venue every time. Habits built at one stop on this tour will fail you at another, and both of these venues enforce their version at the gate.

What bag can I take into Moody Center?

One clear bag up to 14 by 14 by 6 inches, or one small non-clear clutch up to 5 by 9 by 1.5 inches. Those are the venue's own published limits, and you may bring one or the other rather than both. The clear bag allowance here is unusually generous. Many rooms on this tour cap clear bags at around 12 by 6 by 12 inches, so a bag that fails elsewhere may pass here. The clutch exception is the tight part of the rule. It is wallet sized, so treat anything larger as needing to be clear.

Is Moody Center cashless?

Yes. Moody Center states that it is a cashless facility. Apple Pay, Google Pay and all major credit cards are accepted. Cash is not. Bring a card or have a phone wallet set up, and do not plan to rely on an ATM inside. This is the same arrangement as the Evansville stop and the opposite of Pikeville, where the venue still takes cash normally. The cashless rule and the mobile ticket rule point the same way. A charged phone is close to essential at this venue, for getting in and for buying anything once you are inside.

Is there an age limit for the Ty Myers Austin show?

No. The venue states there are no age restrictions for this event. That wording appears on Moody Center's own event listing for this date. Every attendee needs a ticket, including children, unless the venue publishes a lap child exception closer to the date. A show with no age limit tends to draw a wide mix, and this one is likely to draw families given the artist's local roots. If you are bringing younger children, the seated bowl is a calmer choice than the standing floor. The floor at this venue involves long walks and stairs.

Is Ty Myers actually from Austin?

From just outside it, and the distinction is real. His official biography says he was born just outside of Austin and grew up on a cattle ranch his family has held for more than six generations. In interviews he has named the town: Dripping Springs, in the Hill Country southwest of the city. So Austin is his home metro rather than his home town in the strict sense. That is still the reason this date reads differently from the rest of the tour. It is the closest he plays to where he grew up, in the biggest room in the area.

How much is parking at Moody Center?

Expect $30 to $65 depending on the garage. University of Texas Parking and Transportation, which runs the campus garages, lists Manor Garage at $40 to $65 and Trinity Garage at $30 to $40 for events. Moody Center asks fans to pre-purchase a spot rather than turn up and pay. Prices move by event, so the figure you see when you book is the figure that counts. Locals are blunt that arena parking here is expensive, and the published rates support them. Budget for parking as part of the ticket cost, not as an afterthought.

Which garage should I use at Moody Center?

Manor Garage is closest, Trinity Garage is cheaper, and the trade is about five minutes of walking. Moody Center puts Manor Garage at a 2 to 3 minute walk and Trinity Garage at 7 to 8 minutes. Manor is also where the closest accessible parking sits, and space there is limited. Manor Garage is pre-pay only and no longer takes drive-up payment on event days, so arriving without a booking is not a plan. Parking Garage B, State Garage G and State Garage R are the other options the venue names.

Can I just pay at the gate for Manor Garage?

Do not count on it, because the two official sources disagree and one of them defers to the other. The University of Texas parking page lists both garages as available online through Moody Center or on site. Moody Center's own parking page states that Manor Garage is pre-pay only and no longer available for drive up payment on event days. Follow the venue. The UT page itself opens by saying Moody Center events are not managed by UT Parking and Transportation and directs readers to the venue's site. Pre-book and the conflict cannot affect you.

How do I get out of Manor Garage after the show?

Through Level 4, not the level you drove in on. This trips people up because the entry and exit rules differ. Moody Center instructs fans to park, then leave the garage on foot through the southwest corner of Level 1. When you drive out after the show, you exit off Level 4, because Level 1 will be closed. Read that twice before the night. The walking exit and the driving exit are different levels, and the one you used to reach the arena is the one that will be shut when you return to the car.

How long does it take to leave the garages after a concert?

Long enough that locals treat it as the main drawback of driving. One Austin resident warned that Trinity Garage will take you more than an hour to get out of after a concert. That is a single first-hand account rather than a measured average, so treat it as a warning and not a guarantee. The pattern it describes is real, though, and it matches what fans report at other arenas on this tour. Everyone leaves at once, and a garage drains slowly. The cost here is not only the parking fee. It is the wait afterward.

What is the most common local advice about parking here?

Walk further. That was the top-rated answer in a large Austin discussion about parking cheaply near this venue, well ahead of every specific garage suggestion. The reasoning behind it is consistent. Parking closest means paying the most and leaving the slowest, so a spot several blocks out often gets you home sooner and cheaper. One resident argued that people pay $40 or more to sit in a jam they could have avoided. If you are willing to add ten minutes of walking, you can usually cut both the price and the exit wait.

Is the Dobie Garage still an option for cheap parking?

No. Dobie Center Garage is permanently closed, and this matters because the advice is still circulating. University of Texas Parking and Transportation states flatly that the garage is permanently closed. It shut in May 2024 to make way for a new business school building, and demolition began the following month. You will still find recommendations online naming Dobie as a cheap walkable option near campus. Those posts are simply out of date. Do not build a parking plan around it. Use the garages Moody Center names, or park further out and walk.

Is the Bullock Museum garage still free in the evening?

No, and this is the second piece of stale advice worth correcting. Older posts recommend the Bullock Texas State History Museum garage as free after 6 PM. The museum now lists $15 for full-day parking and, separately, $25 for after-hours event parking on select days from September 1, 2026. Its garage hours run to 8 PM on most days. So it is neither free nor guaranteed to be open late. It may still be cheaper than an arena garage, which is a fair reason to consider it. Just check the current rate rather than trusting a free-parking tip.

What road closures should I know about?

One permanent closure and one active construction project, both on the main approach. Moody Center advises that because of the I-35 expansion, the southbound I-35 upper deck exit 235A to Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard is permanently closed, and that drivers should use the lower deck exit instead. The venue also flags reconstruction on the MLK Bridge and asks fans to make a best effort to avoid it. Its own summary is that large crowds, ongoing construction and heavy traffic all stack up here, so leave early. Satellite navigation may not have caught up with the closed exit.

Can I take a rideshare to Moody Center?

Yes, and the venue has a designated zone, but leaving by rideshare is the harder half. Drop-off and pick-up sit on the northeast side of the venue, on Clyde Littlefield Road and Red River Street. Getting in that way is straightforward. Getting out is where people report trouble. One Austin resident described leaving a concert here, walking to a nearby pub to escape the crush, and still going through three canceled rideshares before getting home. Surge pricing and cancellations after a full arena empties are common. Build in extra time, or plan to wait somewhere comfortable.

Can I get to the show on public transport?

Yes. Several CapMetro bus routes serve the campus area. University of Texas Parking and Transportation lists routes 7, 10, 20, 670 and 671 for reaching this part of campus, with Plaza Saltillo as the nearest light rail station. Two of those routes are worth a note. Routes 670 and 671 do not run on Saturdays. This concert is on a Friday, so that restriction does not affect it, but it would matter for a weekend show at the same venue. Check live times on the night, because evening frequencies thin out.

Can I cycle to Moody Center?

Yes, and free bike parking is provided nearby. University of Texas Parking and Transportation points cyclists to free public bike parking at the School of Social Work and at the Recreational Sports Center, both a short walk from the arena. On a campus where a car costs $30 to $65 to park and takes an hour to extract afterward, a bike is a genuinely competitive option for anyone living close enough. Bring a good lock. The usual caution applies for a late finish on a November evening, so plan a lit route home.

How big is Moody Center?

Around 15,000 seats for a concert. The venue publishes that figure in its own fast facts, describing a 15,000 plus seat capacity for concerts that can be scaled down for smaller events. The building cost $375 million, opened to the public in April 2022 with a John Mayer show, and is also home to University of Texas basketball, where capacity runs about 10,000. There is a nuance behind the headline number. A scaled concert configuration seats fewer than the maximum, so the room you walk into may be smaller than 15,000 on the night.

Which Moody venue is this? Austin has more than one.

This show is at Moody Center, the arena on the university campus. It is easy to pick the wrong one. Austin has three similarly named venues. Moody Center is the 15,000 plus seat arena at 2001 Robert Dedman Drive. Moody Amphitheater is an outdoor space in Waterloo Park holding roughly 5,000. ACL Live at the Moody Theater is a 2,750 capacity downtown room on Willie Nelson Boulevard. They are different buildings in different parts of the city. Check the address on your ticket rather than the word Moody, and set navigation to Robert Dedman Drive.

Are there bad seats at Moody Center?

Most of the room reviews well, with two specific weak spots that come up repeatedly. The first is seating off to the sides of the stage. Several locals describe having to crane their necks throughout, and some report worse sound there. The second is the upper section furthest from the stage, where one attendee explained you sit behind the lighting rig, which can block both the stage and the screens. Against that, fans in the 200 level facing the stage consistently report strong views and sound. Facing the stage matters more than being close to it here.

How is the sound at Moody Center?

Good in most of the bowl, contested at the sides, and the disagreement is genuine. One regular who has attended five or six shows across all levels said it sounded great every time, and added that he is always surprised to hear otherwise. Others describe distortion, particularly from the balcony parallel with the stage and from the upper deck. The building was designed with acoustic paneling and is praised for it in local coverage. The honest summary is that where you sit changes the answer. Buy facing the stage if sound quality is your priority.

Is the floor worth paying extra for?

Only if being close matters more to you than convenience, because the floor has real trade-offs here. One attendee who paid up for floor seats regretted it. The complaints were specific: a long walk and limited makeshift staircases to get up to bathrooms and bars, and a slow single-file exit at the end that can run past twenty minutes. Another fan pushed back, noting there are bathrooms on the floor level and canned drinks are sold there. A separate reviewer praised the venue for capping floor tickets so the standing area did not feel crushed.

How expensive are drinks at Moody Center?

Expect arena pricing at the higher end. One attendee reported paying $36 for a margarita at a bar inside the building. That is a single reported price for a premium cocktail rather than a menu average, so treat it as an upper marker rather than what everything costs. Beer and simpler drinks will be less. The venue is cashless, so every purchase goes on a card or a phone. If you are watching what you spend, the practical move is the same one that works at every stop on this tour. Eat before you arrive.

Can I bring a camera or livestream the show?

A phone is fine. Almost everything else is not, and livestreaming is banned outright. Moody Center prohibits live streaming on any platform, naming Facebook Live, Instagram Live, TikTok Live and Twitch. It also bans selfie sticks, tripods and monopods, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video and audio recording equipment, and external lighting including flash attachments and ring lights. Small non-professional cameras and phones are generally allowed for personal photos, provided you use no flash, no extra lighting and no detachable lens, and do not block anyone's view.

What else is banned at Moody Center?

A longer list than most, and it includes some items people genuinely do not expect. Alongside the usual weapons, noisemakers and bottles or cans of any kind, Moody Center prohibits umbrellas, strollers and wagons, and laptops and tablets. Banners, flags and signs are out. Outside food and drink is refused, with an exception for medical snacks. All tobacco, vaping and THC products are prohibited. The umbrella ban is the one worth planning around, since a wet November evening plus a walk from Trinity Garage is a realistic combination.

Where is accessible parking and drop-off?

Manor Garage for parking, and the northwest side of the venue for drop-off. Moody Center names Manor Garage as the closest accessible parking and notes that space is limited, so booking ahead matters more than usual. The accessible passenger drop-off and pick-up point is on Robert Dedman Drive on the northwest side. The venue's published route runs south on San Jacinto Boulevard from East Dean Keeton Street, then east on Deloss Dodds Way, telling security at the checkpoint that the passenger is mobility impaired. For a set pickup, use Clyde Littlefield Road and Red River Street.

What time should I arrive at Moody Center?

Earlier than you would at most stops on this tour. The venue's own advice is unusually direct: large crowds, ongoing construction and heavy traffic mean you should leave early and allow plenty of time. Add the pre-pay parking requirement at Manor Garage, the permanently closed I-35 exit and a 7 to 8 minute walk from Trinity, and the margin disappears quickly. For a 7:30 PM start, arriving in the area by around 6:15 PM gives you room for parking, the walk and the security line without rushing.

Dates either side of this one

The nights immediately before and after Austin on the Legal Tour routing — usually the same openers and the same production.

  • Oct 24, 2026Pikeville, KY

    Appalachian Wireless Arena — read the venue guide.

  • Nov 21, 2026Fort Worth, TX

    Dickies Arena — read the venue guide.

Other Texas & the South Central dates

If this date doesn't work, these are the other Texas & the South Central stops on the tour.

  • Oct 1, 2026Baton Rouge, LA

    Raising Cane's River Center Arena — read the venue guide.

  • Oct 2, 2026Little Rock, AR

    First Security Amphitheater — read the venue guide.

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    Hayden Homes Amphitheater — doors, bag policy, parking and capacity, verified against the venue.

  • Aug 15, 2026Nampa, ID

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