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Madness was limited in the six 2023 NCAA Tournament games played in Des Moines. In session one March 16 at sold-out Wells Fargo Arena, No. 1 Kansas beat No. 16 Howard, 96-68, and No. 8 Arkansas beat No. 9 Illinois, 73-63. Session two saw No. 2 Texas beat No. 15 Colgate, 73-63, and No. 10 Penn State beat No. 7 Texas A&M, 76-59. Session three on March 18 saw No. 8 Arkansas upset No. 1 Kansas, 72-71. In game two of the night, No. 2 Texas beat No. 10 Penn State, 71-66.Previously:If you go Wells Fargo Arena uses mobile ticketing. Make sure to add tickets to your phone's digital wallet and have your tickets pulled up when you approach the ticket scanners.All concession stands and merchandise stands are cashless, so be prepared to use a debit or credit card.The Wells Fargo Arena bag policy states that small clutches larger than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches will not be allowed inside the arena. You can learn about Wells Fargo Arena's event policies here. Parking for the NCAA Tournament in Des MoinesParking is available at the Iowa Events Center lot for $10. Parking is also available on the street and in parking garages.Des Moines parking meters use a new digital system called ParkDSM, which allows users to pay for parking on an app. You can find more information on ParkDSM on the city's website.Weather forecast in Des MoinesFriday: High of 33 degrees with a 20% chance of snow showersSaturday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 28 degrees and a 20% chance of precipitation Downtown Des Moines road closures Through 11:30 p.m. Saturday, March 18:Lanes reduced on 2nd Avenue between Park and Crocker streets Center Street closed from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Street3rd Street southbound from Crocker Street has been reduced to one laneCrocker Street closed from 3rd Street to 5th AvenueCourt Avenue closed from 2nd Avenue to 3rd Street