• Fans requiring special assistance are urged to make ticketing arrangements or exchanges with the Murnane Family Ticket Office well in advance of home football games by calling 574-631-7356.
• Reserved seating areas for patrons utilizing a wheelchair or scooter or for those with mobility limitations are located throughout the stadium. Seating is available to patrons and one companion. Please contact the ticket office for seating availability in these areas.
• Elevators are available on the east side of the stadium and are located near sections 10/11 and 110/111. Elevators are also available on the westside of the stadium near sections 28/29 on the lower concourse and section 129 on the upper concourse.
• Ramps are located at Gates A, B, D, & E

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 or GST to request this service at Notre Dame Stadium.

As a part of an ongoing commitment to safety and security, aligning with the best practices at major entertainment and athletics venues, the University of Notre Dame instituted a Clear Bag Policy for Notre Dame Stadium, including Corbett Family Hall, O’Neill Hall, and Duncan Student Center during home game Saturdays and varsity sporting events in all athletics facilities.

Medical bags or equipment may be approved, subject to additional screening.

Please note, while exceptions to allow outside food or beverage for dietary restrictions can be made (upon approval), those items must be inside a compliant clear bag.

Rentable ChargeFUZE (portable chargers) are located: 

• Lower concourse near sections 9, 14, 23, 32
• Mezzanine concourse section 3

Complimentary Corded charging station are located: 

• Upper concourse near sections 106, 113, 124, and 131

Notre Dame offers free flag-down, one-way courtesy cart service across campus, driven by our Guest Services Team in green jackets.

Hours of operation are:

• Friday: 10:00 am – 5:00pm
• Saturday: 10:00 am – 90 minutes prior to Kick Off
  • 3:30 pm ET Kick Off – 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
  • 7:30 pm ET Kick Off – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Please Note: Courtesy Carts cannot be reserved and there is no post-game service.

Times are subject to change in the event of inclement weather.

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 are eligible to participate in Notre Dame’s designated driver program. Guests electing not to consume alcohol and provide safe transportation for their group will receive a complimentary bottle of water by clicking on the designated driver button on the Fighting Irish App. The coupon can be redeemed at any of the “Grab N’ Go” locations throughout the Stadium on gameday.

Elevators are available on the east side of the stadium and are located near sections 10/11 and 110/111. Elevators are also available for on the west side of the stadium near sections 29/30 and 129.

In the event of an emergency evacuation, a public address announcement will be made. Uniformed officers and stadium personnel will assist guests in exiting the stadium in an orderly manner.

Get Prepared with ND Alert. Opt-in for all home games while you’re on campus to stay-up-to-date on any emergency or severe weather communications. Text UNDFANS to CAMPUS (226787).

Larger private family style restrooms are located on lower east concourse near sections 10/11 (in elevator bank) and upper east concourse near section 112.

Guests in need of in-Stadium assistance during the game should call 574-631-8895.

First Aid locations are available at both the lower and upper concourse levels at the following sections: 11, 26, 109/110, 128/129.

Before gates open, the 5th floor of the Hesburgh Library has a private lactation room. Guests should see security personnel on the 1st floor of the library for access to the space.

After Stadium gates open, Duncan W211 and Corbett E475 and E469C provides a private area for nursing mothers. Access to these locations will require an escort by stadium personnel.

Please note: The University of Notre Dame is unable to store pumps or breast milk during the game. First Aid rooms are happy to provide guests with ice for their personal storage of milk. Pump for nursing mothers will be subject to additional screening.

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

• ADA parking is available in Bulla Lot ($50 per vehicle) and can be accessed from Douglas/Wilson Dr. Parking passes may be pre-purchased from the Murnane Family Ticket Office by calling 574-631-7356.
• There are a limited number of spaces available. This area is available on a first come, first served basis beginning at 8 a.m. on game days.
• The lot is accessible by presenting a valid state issued ADA parking permit and/or valid ADA driver’s license to the traffic officers on site. The individual issued the ADA permit must be in the vehicle when entering the lot.
• Bulla Lot Shuttle service (ADA compliant) is available pre and post game with drop off and pick up at gate 4 of the Joyce Center.
• Blue and Gold Lot Shuttle service (ADA compliant) is available pre and post game with drop off and pick up in front of the Library Lawn.

Notre Dame is proud to offer a dedicated sensory room inside Notre Dame Stadium. The space provides a safe, quiet, and calming environment for fans with sensory processing needs, ensuring an inclusive game day experience for all guests. 

The Sensory Room was created primarily to support individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism, and other conditions that can make sensory input such as noise, lights, and crowds especially challenging to regulate. While many fans may occasionally feel overwhelmed by the excitement and energy of a game, the room is intended as an accommodation for those with ongoing sensory needs. Because space is limited, we prioritize access for individuals who rely on this type of environment as a support for their disability or sensory condition.

The room is located off the upper east concourse, near section 108, in Corbett Family Hall. The room will be open and staffed by LOGAN professionals, for four hours each game day, beginning 90 minutes prior to kickoff (when stadium gates and concourses open), through the end of the third-quarter.

Sensory bags will continue to be available for check-out at our Guest Services booths located throughout the stadium. 

Animals are not permitted in Notre Dame Stadium, except for service animals or service animals in training that accompany individuals with disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines ‘service animals’ as ‘dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.’ Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA and, therefore, are not permitted.

See an usher if a Service Animal needs to visit a relief area (for exit and re-entry purposes).

Complimentary water filling stations are located inside Gates A, B, E and on the Mezzanine level (near student sections).

• Assisted Wheelchair Transport: The University has wheelchairs available to transport guests with mobility issues to and from their seats, though they cannot remain with guests. See an Usher or a Guest Services Team member to request this service in Notre Dame Stadium.
• Gates: All guests must go through security to enter the stadium. If you have a larger wheelchair, please see one of the Guest Services Team members available at each of the stadium gates. They will assist you in entering the line with an appropriate metal detector.
• Rental/Storage: The University is unable to provide guests with wheelchairs, scooters, or walkers, or store those items belonging to guests during events.
• Tickets: Reserved seating areas for patrons utilizing a wheelchair or scooter or for those with mobility limitations are located throughout the stadium. Seating is available to patrons and one companion. Please contact the ticket office for seating availability in these areas.