As in past women's-men's basketball doubleheaders, the University of Hawai'i Ticket Office will sell men's basketball individual tickets only for this Saturday's doubleheader. The ticket will allow entry into both games (general seating for women's game; a reserved seat for men's game).
 
Women's basketball season ticket holders are welcome to stay for the men's game and find an open seat or they may purchase an individual ticket to ensure a reserved seat.

The UHM Commuter Service team has made the following arrangements for the game this Saturday:

• Hired additional HPD for incoming traffic
• Scheduled a Rainbow Shuttle for upper campus
• Scheduled additional manpower (traffic control, student workers, and additional UHM Commuter services manager)
• Adjusted traffic plan to accommodate incoming/ outgoing traffic

The shuttle pick-ups will be up/down East West & Correa Rd (shuttle signs will be posted) with the drop off at Krauss Circle right near Dole St and Law school/library cross walk. Shuttles will run on 15-20 minute loops before and after the game.

On Saturday, Stan Sheriff Center Box Office opens at 4:00 p.m. Entry gates open at 4:30 p.m. The women's game against UC Irvine begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by the men's game against Long Beach State at 8:00 p.m.
 
Individual tickets prices are $26 (Lower Level); $18 (Upper Adult); $16 (Upper Senior Citizen, 65+); and $5 (Upper Student, 4-HS). The Stan Sheriff Center Box Office is open Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Fans may also avoid waiting in lines at the ticket window by purchasing tickets online. 
 
Large student attendance is expected. UH Manoa students receive admission with paid Athletic Fee for the 2016 Spring Semester. Student ID will be scanned upon entry at Gate B. The first 515 students each game are guaranteed admission. The remaining admissions above the first 515 students are subject to availability. Students are encouraged to arrive early to ensure admittance.

Fans are also encouraged to follow @HawaiiAthletics on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube for UH's exclusive ALL-ACCESS social media coverage for a behind-the-scenes experience of Saturday's doubleheader. Like and follow us at @HawaiiAthletics and post your photos using the hashtags #HawaiiMBB and #HawaiiWBB.