Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all University of Iowa-sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact the Athletic Ticket Office.

ADA SEATING
ADA accessible seating, as well as companion seating, is available at Kinnick Stadium. People with mobility impairment who require accessible seating are permitted to purchase tickets for accessible seats. This may include people who use wheelchairs, those who use other mobility devices, and people who cannot climb steps or walk long distances. Tickets for accessible seats may be sold to individuals who require accessible seating themselves or to someone purchasing on their behalf. Accessible seating can be purchased through the UI Athletics Ticket Office.

ENTRY + ELEVATORS
To access the ADA-accessible seats in the north end zone, please utilize the two street level entrances with elevators located off Evashevski Drive on the north side of Kinnick Stadium. All other accessible seats are located on the concourse level and are accessible from any of the gates.

PARKING
For information related to ADA Parking and Shuttles, please visit Parking ADA.

ASSISTED LISTENING
Assisted Listening Devices are available for check-out at Guest Services located in the south concourse, near Section 213.

CLOSED CAPTIONING
Closed captioning is available on the video boards on the north and south ends of the stadium. 

WHEELCHAIR + MOBILITY STORAGE
Located in the south endzone, under section 213.

SERVICE ANIMALS
Service animals are permitted inside Iowa Athletics facilities for all games and events. Pets are prohibited.

ADA Shuttle Locations
Please see the map below for ADA shuttle pick-up and drop-off locations.

Alcoholic beverages are NOT permitted to be brought into Kinnick Stadium.

Law Enforcement Officers enforce all applicable laws. The University of Iowa alcohol policy can be found below:

University of Iowa Alcohol Policy

Alcohol sales are offered inside Kinnick Stadium. The following items are important to note in regards to alcohol sales:

Guests possessing alcohol who do not have proof of being at least 21 years of age or guests passing alcohol to minors will be ejected and are subject to arrest.

A maximum of two alcoholic beverages will be sold per person/at one time.

Guests who appear younger than thirty (30) will be asked to show positive identification prior to being served. Acceptable forms of identification are:

Any state’s driver’s license

A state of Iowa identification card, or the “equivalent” from another state

A US Department of Defense military ID card

A United States or foreign passport, that displays a picture of the individual for whom the license, card, or passport was issued and shows that the person buying is at least twenty-one years of age

Guests are not permitted to leave the facility with alcohol.

Alcohol sales will end at the start of the fourth quarter (Q4). If deemed necessary, alcohol sales may be cut off at any time. The facility reserves the right to refuse the sale of alcohol to any guest.

Gameday alcohol policies for outside of Kinnick Stadium can be found here: Tailgate/Alcohol Policy

• Blankets and seat cushions (without back support)
• Factory-sealed water bottles or empty, refillable bottles – Limit one (1), and no larger than one (1) gallon.
• Neck Fans

Items allowed after proper inspection at any gate:

• Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12"
• Binocular cases
• Breast pumps (for nursing mothers; bags subject to search and will be tagged at gate)
• Clutch bags that do not exceed 4.5" x 6.5" (with or without a handle or strap)
• Diaper bag (items are subject to search and will be tagged at gate)
• Food items that are in a clear storage bag (Ziploc or similar – no larger than one [1] gallon)
• Medically necessary items (items are subject to search and will be tagged at gate)
• One-gallon clear plastic bag (Ziploc or similar)

Please follow the instructions of security personnel and event management staff at each gate. All guests will be subject to security screening prior to entry inside Kinnick Stadium, along with inspection of all approved clear bags and carry-in items.

Purses, handbags, backpacks, and cinch bags will NOT be permitted. In order to provide the safest environment possible, the University of Iowa limits the size and type of bags that may be brought into Kinnick Stadium on gameday.

All concession stands are cashless. Only credit or debit cards will be accepted.

Twenty concession stands are located throughout the concourse of Kinnick Stadium and various food vendors are open in Krause Family Plaza (south end of the stadium, near Gate A).

FREE Hydration stations are located at Section 102 and 120, and water fountains are also available throughout the concourse.

Kinnick Stadium location - Google Maps

Per UI policy and FAA regulations, unauthorized drone flights are prohibited over Kinnick Stadium. Information on the UI's drone policy and a link to the drone flight request form can be found on the UI drone policy webpage.

All guests should familiarize themselves with the emergency evacuation video played on the video boards before each game. It is a good idea to identify two emergency exits closest to your seat location. Families and groups should pre-designate a meeting location outside of the stadium in the event of an evacuation. Guests are asked to remain calm and follow the instructions of Kinnick Stadium staff and the public address announcer. If you have any questions about the location of an emergency exit, please refer to the stadium diagrams or ask a staff member for assistance.

In case of severe weather, information regarding the status of the game and any voluntary or mandatory evacuations of Kinnick Stadium will be displayed on HawkVision.

Shelter Locations:

• Indoor Track
• Carver-Hawkeye Arena
• Field House
• Dental Building

To ensure that all patrons have a pleasant game day experience, each patron should act responsibly and be considerate of others. Ticket holders should also be sensitive to the behavior of their guests. The following acts or types of behavior by any stadium visitor, employee or ticketed patron will not be tolerated:

• Behavior that is unruly, disruptive, or illegal in nature.
• Possessing and/or concealing a firearm, explosives or other weapons (weapons carried with permits are also prohibited).
• Possessing or using illegal drugs.
• Attempting to sit in a location other than the guest's ticketed seat.
• Unreasonably obstructing the view of other patrons.
• Fighting, taunting, or any action that may harm or endanger others.
• Harassing or threatening other patrons, stadium staff, players or game officials.
• Projecting images onto players, coaches, officials, broadcast or network employees or other sideline personnel by aiming a laser pointer, spotlight or other such device at them.
• Intoxication or other signs of alcohol and drug impairment that result in irresponsible behavior. (Intoxicated patrons will not be admitted to the stadium.)
• Offensive language or obscene gestures, to include the use of such language or gestures concerning a person's race, ethnicity, color, gender, religion, creed, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression or national origin; or to instigate, incite or encourage a confrontation or physical assault.
• Nudity – to include the removal of shirts, blouses and other items of apparel that may offend others.
• Committing sexual acts or exhibiting lewd behavior.
• Smoking or use of any kind of tobacco.
• Liquor violations.
• Underage consumption of alcohol.
• Throwing objects (including beach balls).
• Entering the sideline area or playing field (trespassing).
• Failing to follow the instructions of stadium personnel.
• Any other acts or behavior that, in the judgement of Athletics Event Management, poses a threat to other patrons or diminishes their enjoyment of the game.

Whether or not certain types of behavior and/or acts are inappropriate or offensive to others may depend on one's perspective and values. Athletics Event Management reserves the right to deem an act or exhibited behavior to be inappropriate and to act accordingly.

Fans in need of assistance should contact a member of the stadium staff. Fans may also call or text the Gameday Hotline at 319-384-3000.

Fans who fail to comply with stadium policies are subject to a warning, ejection or arrest. Acts such as fighting, being abusive to others, being intoxicated, throwing objects or committing other acts that may injure other patrons or disrupt the progress of the game may result in ejection and/or arrest without prior warning. Violations by ticket holders may result in the revocation of ticket privileges.

Enforcement of the Fan Code of Conduct includes all stadium parking and tailgate areas. Violations of the Fan Code of Conduct within these areas may result in loss of parking privileges.

Two (2) first aid stations are located in the north end zone concourse near Section 133 and in the south end zone near Section 212.

Fans in need of assistance should contact a member of the event management or security staff. Fans may TEXT or CALL the gameday hotline at 319-384-3000. Fans can temporarily opt into campus Hawk Alert emergency notifications during their stay at UI. Click here for more information.

Help our home games be a success! BEST is looking for hard workers to help with our game day security & operations at Kinnick this season:
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Feed the Hawkeyes with Aramark! Our concessions team is also looking for employees to help out on gameday.
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Kinnick Stadium gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff. Premium Club doors open two hours prior to kickoff.

Patrons will not be permitted to exit & re-enter Kinnick Stadium, including stadium exits from Krause Family Plaza and premium areas.

There are four (4) different Fan Services tables located on the concourse of Kinnick Stadium inside of Gates B, H, I, & M.

Two lactation rooms are available for use inside Kinnick Stadium:

1. Located near Section 133 in the north end zone concourse next to the North First Aid Station.
2. Located across from Section 119 in the south end zone concourse.

During the game, items will be located at the UI Police Headquarters in Section 123. After the game, call 319-384-2797 for items.

In the event of a lost person or child, please go to the UI Police Headquarters in Section 123 or find the nearest Iowa Athletics or security staff to assist you. You may also reach out via the gameday hotline at 319-384-3000.

Visit the Mobile Ticketing page.

Visit the Gameday Football Parking page.

Mobile parking passes will be scanned on fans' smartphones to access parking lots. Printed PDF tickets and parking passes will not be accepted on game day. Learn more about how to purchase, download, and access mobile parking passes.

To avoid issues on game day, please download and save your parking pass in advance, as venue connectivity can vary. Do not print out your mobile parking pass as printed mobile passes will not be accepted.

The following items are not allowed inside Kinnick Stadium. Admission will be denied to anyone carrying the following items:

• Alcoholic beverages
• Backpacks, purses, handbags and/or cinch bags
• Banners and signs
• Coolers, kegs, glass containers, CamelBak or other backpack style hydration systems, or refillable water bottles over 1 gallon.
• Footballs
• Large lens cameras (6" or more) or tripods
• Noisemakers, horns, bugles or any disruptive devices
• Non-service animals
• Personal chairbacks
• Strollers and car seats
• Tobacco of any kind (including e-cigarettes)
• Umbrellas
• Video cameras
• Weapons of any kind

- Iowa Athletics reserves the right to prohibit any item deemed dangerous or inhibiting the overall fan experience -

Any person buying tickets except from the UI Athletic Ticket Office, or through SeatGeek, the official secondary marketplace of the Iowa Hawkeyes, does so at their own risk.

The University of Iowa Police Department is urging Hawkeye fans to be aware of common ticket scams and use SeatGeek, the official ticketing partner, as the season progresses.

Most scams reported so far this season have occurred through social media websites and instant messaging platforms.

The excitement of football season should never come at the cost of your hard-earned money and safety. Keep these tips in mind when securing tickets to avoid getting scammed:

• Buy from official sources. Purchase your tickets from the university's official ticket office, or this year's official ticketing partner, SeatGeek. Every ticket sold on SeatGeek for Iowa Football home games is verified and trusted, and all tickets sold are backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee.
• Be wary of social media sales. Avoid buying tickets from people you don't know on social media websites or messaging apps. Scammers often create fake profiles on these platforms using fraudulent photos to advertise available tickets that do not exist.
• Spot the signs of a scam. Scammers typically tell you to pay in a specific way. They may insist you buy gift cards, wire money, use cryptocurrency, or request payment in other ways than through a bank or credit card account (such as Venmo or Zelle). They also typically pressure you to act fast before you have time to think about their request and suspect something fishy.
• Check ticket prices.

If you aren't buying from an official source, research the average price for a ticket to the game you'd like to attend. If a seller is offering a ticket price that's too good to be true, it probably is.

• Don't share sensitive information with strangers. Never share a photo of your student ID, driver's license, or payment cards with a stranger, even if it's to "verify" your identity. It could be used to steal your identity or perpetuate a scam using your name and likeness.
• Meet in person and pay securely. Arrange to meet in a public place to exchange tickets and payment. This reduces the risk of getting scammed online. Bring a friend along for added security or consider making the exchange near a local law enforcement agency.
• Report suspected scams. If you believe you may be a victim of a ticketing scam, you are strongly encouraged to report the crime to the University of Iowa Police Department by calling (319)335-5022.

All items and persons entering Kinnick Stadium are subject to security screening and inspection via a walk-through metal detector and/or a hand wand metal detector. Arrive early to avoid lines and delays getting into Kinnick Stadium. If you wait – you will be late!

Using the latest screening technologies, guests will not need to remove any items from their person as they pass through, like your wallet, keys, or phone. Unlike the airports or other venues, you have visited, you can keep everything on you. Your wristlet or clutch will also be carried right through the metal detector. Remember, we have a Clear Bag Policy at Kinnick Stadium.

If you alarm when passing through the metal detector, the security staff member will conduct a secondary screening using a handheld metal detector wand. If you are still alarming, a police officer may be summoned to assist with the security screening.

Guests may refuse inspections, but management reserves the right to refuse entry. Guests that are found with prohibited items are subject to the Code of Iowa and/or ejection from the stadium. Cooperation with game management and security personnel will help maintain Kinnick Stadium as a safe and secure environment for all guests.

Weapons are not permitted in the stadium. Possession of a firearm or weapon is strictly forbidden. Possession of a weapon will result in immediate confiscation, ejection and/or possible arrest.

Generally, all persons may pass through the walk-through metal detectors. The walk-through metal detectors comply with regulations relating to pacemakers, defibrillators, or other vital support systems; and are safe for pregnant women. The electromagnetic field emitted by CEIA (manufacturer of our metal detectors) devices is extremely weak, with amplitude comparable with that of the earth’s magnetic field. However, CEIA cannot exclude that this screening device may affect personal medical electronic devices, depending on their functionality or their restrictions on use. Any recommendation or directive issued by medical personnel or medical equipment manufacturers relating to electromagnetic fields must therefore be implemented. If you are unable to pass through the metal detector, let the event staff know, and they will perform an alternative screening using a hand-held metal detector wand.

Kinnick Stadium is certified as Sensory Inclusive by KultureCity! Our event staff go through sensory inclusion training on an annual basis, and we have Sensory Bags available at each Fan Services stand location. Sensory Bags contain fidget devices, noise cancelling headphones, visual cue cards, and strobe reduction glasses. Fans First stands are located near Gate B, Gate H, Gate I, and Gate M.