• All guests must be 21 years of age to purchase an alcoholic beverage.
• A valid I.D. is required for purchase
• There is a limit of 2 alcoholic beverages per valid I.D per transaction. If an individual is already in possession of one beverage, they will only be permitted to purchase one additional beverage.
• Alcohol service will be discontinued at the start of the 2nd intermission.
• Outside alcohol and alcohol containers are NOT permitted inside Notre Dame Stadium.
• Alcoholic beverages may NOT travel between premium spaces and the concourse.
• Fans may NOT exit the Stadium with alcohol.
• We reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated persons.
• Acceptable forms of valid United States identification for alcoholic beverage purchases are: United States Driver’s License, State issued I.D. w/photo, Military I.D. w/photo, Passport, Passport I.D. Card, Mexican Consular Card
• Government Warning: According to the Surgeon General, women should not drink alcoholic beverages during pregnancy because of the risk of birth defects.

Notre Dame encourages responsible alcohol consumption and for groups to designate a sober driver. On gameday, those over 21 years of age with a valid driver’s license electing not to consume alcohol and provide safe transportation for their group are eligible to receive a complimentary bottle of water by clicking on the free water button on the Fighting Irish App. No purchase is necessary and the coupon can be redeemed at any of the “Grab N’ Go” locations throughout the Stadium on gameday. Notre Dame makes no representations or guarantees regarding the sobriety or fitness to operate a motor vehicle of any individual receiving complimentary water.

Download the Fighting Irish Mobile app here for Apple, and here for Android.

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Recycling is available to guests throughout the Stadium Concourses to collect empty bottles and cans. Look for the green barrels labeled “recycling”.

General Accessibility

All tickets are general admission. ADA seating is available; however, if you need assistance finding an accessibility seat, please see one of the ushers in the stadium.

For further information, please contact the Murnane Family Ticket Office at 574-631-7356 or email at tickets@nd.edu

Wheelchairs

The University is unable to provide guests with wheelchairs, scooters, or walkers, or store those items belonging to guests during events. The University does have wheelchairs available to transport guests with mobility issues to and from their seats, though they cannot remain with guests. See an Usher to request this service at Notre Dame Stadium.

Open Captioning

Open captioning will be provided on a portion of both the east and west ribbon boards. The captioning will be provided for all spoken word that comes through the in-stadium sound system.

Vendor and concession stands inside Notre Dame Stadium are cashless. Payment options include credit or debit cards, Apple and Android Pay. A convenient kiosk station where you can transfer cash to a Visa gift card is located at Gate C. The gift card can be used anywhere Visa is accepted.

NOTRE DAME IS COMMITTED TO

• Respectful Behavior: Fans are expected to be courteous to fellow attendees, including fans of the opposing team, and to stadium personnel.
• Appropriate Language: Foul, abusive, or obscene language and gestures are not tolerated.
• Responsible Alcohol Consumption: Intoxication or other signs of alcohol impairment leading to irresponsible behavior can result in consequences, including ejection.
• Safety: Fans are expected to follow instructions from Notre Dame staff and stadium personnel.
• Respect for the Game: Interfering with the progress of the game, such as throwing objects onto the field, is prohibited.
• Enthusiastic Fan Support: While standing and cheering is encouraged, fans are asked to be mindful of others

Guests not adhering to Notre Dame Stadium’s Courtesy Guidelines will be subject to sanctions, including, refusal of admittance, removal, and/or arrest.

Notre Dame Stadium Gates A, B, D, and E as well as Corbett Family Hall doors 3 & 4, and Duncan Student Center doors 14 & 17 open 60 minutes prior to kickoff for all fans.

The University’s Guest Services Team members are committed to making the Game Day experience at Notre Dame the best in the country. Every home game weekend, these representatives come from across the United States to assist guests in the most hospitable way. They will assist with directions, distribute Game Day information, and answer any questions that one may have on a football weekend at Notre Dame.

Guest Services booths are located on the lower concourse at Gates A, B, C, D, and E.

After having bags checked, guests will pass through the metal detectors and then have tickets scanned for entry to the venue. Entrants will not be required to remove belts, cell phones, coins, jackets, jewelry, watches, wallets, shoes or other small objects.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early at the venue to ensure a sufficient amount of time for screening.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited on campus.

The following items are prohibited within Notre Dame Stadium:

• Aerosol cans or bottles
• Animals (Service Dogs are permitted)
• Artificial noisemakers (including whistles)
• Bags and containers that do not meet the Clear Bag Policy
• Bottles of water
• Drones or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
• Fireworks or explosives
• Glass bottles
• Golf umbrellas
• Halloween-style masks
• Laser or pen pointers
• Obstructive cameras or selfie sticks
• Outside alcohol or alcohol containers
• Outside food or beverage
• Projectors/projection devices
• Signs, banners, and balloons
• Stadium chairs or seat backs (unless medical reason with documentation, or as a part of the stadium rental program)
• Strollers
• The throwing of any object at any time (including footballs)
• Use of tobacco products and e-cigarettes
• Use or possession of marijuana, and other illegal drugs
• Any other items deemed dangerous or inappropriate

Future ticket privileges may be revoked for violations of the prohibited item policy.

Wifi is available at Notre Dame Stadium on the ND-Guest network.