University of Maryland Athletics

SECU Stadium is designed with parking, restrooms, concessions, water fountains, ATM's, and seating areas accessible to guests with disabilities.
  Assisted listening devices are available upon request at SECU Stadium. Please notify a Maryland Athletics staff member if you or a guest is in need.
  SECU Stadium is a clear bag facility. For further information, please see our full policy here. Whenever possible, items should be carried in a compliant clear bag. However, should you or a guest possess a non-compliant bag necessary for a medical need (to carry special equipment, to keep medicine cold, etc.), please check in with event staff at your gate and ask to speak to a supervisor. It will be searched and tagged to notify other staff that the bag has been inspected.
  Closed captioning of the game public address announcements will be available on two ribbon boards on the east end of the stadium on Gossett Team House. Additionally, closed captioning can be accessed via your personal smart phone or tablet at this link: Maryland Closed Captioning. For more information, visit a Fan Assistance location.
  Elevators are located at the following locations and are available for all patrons
-North Concourse (Inside Gates C & D)

• Access to 200 and 300 levels

-South Concourse (Beneath Tyser Tower)           

• Elevators #1 - #4 provide access to all levels of Tyser Tower

  All of the entrances, with the exception of Gate A, into SECU Stadium are accessible to our guests with disabilities.
  First Aid Stations are located behind Section 14 and Section 23 on the Concourse Level (1st level). Physicians, paramedics, and ambulances are all available during Terrapin football games. If needed, please contact the nearest Maryland guest service representative, usher, stadium security personnel, or police officer for assistance.
  Guests entering SECU Stadium may be subject to search via walkthrough metal detectors or handheld wands. If you or a guest cannot partake in metal detection due to a medical condition or disability, please check in with event staff at your gate for an alternative screening process.
  ADA accessible parking is available via the north entrance of Stadium Drive Garage. You may purchase an online permit for any football lot and display both your online pre-paid permit and your disability license plate or placard. Stadium Drive Garage is directly adjacent to the stadium, so no shuttle service is required for guests that park in this lot.  
 
Vehicles MUST have a disabled license plate or placard to enter an ADA accessible parking area.  

Requests for additional information regarding disabled parking and paratransit should be sent to transportation@umd.edu 72 hours prior to game day. 

All parking lots open six (6) hours prior to kickoff. For more information, please refer to the University of Maryland Transportation website or call them directly at 301-314-DOTS.

Shuttle service is provided from other lots on campus. A parking and shuttle map can be found here.
  SECU Stadium’s full Prohibited Items policy can be found at this link. For some items, exceptions will be made for those with medical requirements and/or disabilities.
  Questions not answered on this page relating to accessibility may be directed to the Maryland Athletic Department by calling 800-462-TERP or by emailing terpsgameday@umd.edu.
  Restrooms are located on all three (3) levels of SECU Stadium. All restrooms are accessible to our guests with disabilities and equipped with diaper changing stations.

Tailgate Restrooms can be found at Ludwig, XFINITY Center, and portable locations throughout parking lots.
  Accessible seating for guests with disabilities are available at five (5) locations throughout SECU Stadium. Guests with disabilities are permitted to purchase tickets for up to three (3) additional guests in these areas or adjacent sections.

• At the top of Section 2 on the Concourse Level (1st level) on the north side of the stadium in the visiting team section.
• At the top of Section 9 on the Concourse Level (1st level) on the north side of the stadium*.
  • *This seating area is available to students only.
• At the top of Section 28 on the Concourse Level (1st level) on the south side of the stadium.
• Throughout the aisle between rows H and S on the Club Level (2nd level). 
• Throughout the aisle between rows F and G on the View Level (3rd level).  

To purchase tickets for these areas, please visit our website and click on the Accessible Seating Link. For questions, please contact the Maryland Athletics Ticket Office by phone at 301-314-7070 or 800-IM-A-TERP or via email at terptix@umd.edu.
  Service animals are allowed inside SECU Stadium. If possible, please email terpsgameday@umd.edu in advance of your trip to campus so we may notify event staff to be aware of your arrival to the game. Emotional support animals are not generally allowed in SECU Stadium.  However, exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis once the individual has completed an interactive accommodation process with the university ADA/504 Coordinator.
  Wheelchairs are not provided at SECU Stadium. All guests requiring a wheelchair must provide them for their own use. If a guest requires medical attention or mobility assistance, please notify the closest event staff member or first aid staff.
  The University of Maryland, as an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution, complies with all applicable federal and state laws regarding nondiscrimination and affirmative action. The University of Maryland is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons regardless of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, religion, height, weight, or veteran status in employment, educational programs and activities, and admissions.
 
The ADA/504 Coordinator coordinates compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and all applicable federal and state regulations. The office addresses accessibility issues and reports of disability-based discrimination on campus.
 
The University of Maryland has adopted internal complaint resolution procedures providing for prompt, equitable and impartial resolution of complaints alleging any action prohibited by the ADA or Section 504.
 
To contact the ADA/504 Coordinator’s office:
Phone: 301-405-2841
Email: adacoordinator@umd.edu