Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium

Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium has served as the home of the Duke Blue Devils since 1929. Named for legendary Duke head coach Wallace Wade, who led the Blue Devils to a 110-36-7 record and two Rose Bowl appearances, the stadium is horseshoe-shaped in structure and nestled among the greenery and towering pines of the surrounding Duke forest.

Originally, known as Duke Stadium, the facility opened October 5, 1929, with Pittsburgh defeating Duke in front of 25,000 spectators. In July of 1967, Duke's Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the stadium to honor Wade with the dedication September 30, 1967. The stadium's largest crowd was November 19, 1949, with 57,500 people witnessing the annual Duke-North Carolina game

The stadium also owns a special niche in college football history as one of only two facilities outside Pasadena, Calif., to host the Rose Bowl. The 1942 Rose Bowl came to Durham during World War II with Oregon State defeating Duke 20-16. In honor of that occasion, rose bushes from the Tournament of Roses Committee flank the bust of Wallace Wade at the stadium entrance.

Duke University and Duke University Athletics are committed to promoting a safe environment for all game day guests. Guests are encouraged to make the right choice for their own safety and the safety of others around them.

Duke will continue to prioritize the health and safety of our extended community. We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before attending events on the Duke University campus. No proof of vaccination will be required for Athletic Events. Guidelines are subject to change throughout the season. Please check GoDuke.com and follow @Duke_GAMEDAY on Twitter for updates leading up to game day.

All accessible seating locations at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium are assigned, ticketed seating areas. Accessible seating is available throughout the stadium and for premium seating guests in Blue Devil Tower. Guests can purchase tickets for accessible seating areas by visiting the Duke Ticket Office at Scott Family Athletics Performance Center, online at www.goduke.com/tickets, or over the phone at 919-681-2583 or 877-375-3853. For more information on accessible seating, please review the Accessible Seating Policy (PDF) and Accessible Seating Map (PDF). Please note that Section 1 and Section 32 have an obstructed view of the closed captioning display.

Please review the Duke Athletics Accessibility Guide for Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium (PDF) as a quick reference to accessibility services currently provided on game day. Additional details are listed below. Prior to game day, please reach out to the Duke Disability Management System at 919-668-1267 to help make arrangements for your visit if you have specific requests, questions or concerns regarding our accessibility and accommodations.

Alcohol sales for guests 21 years and older will now have the opportunity to purchase beer, seltzer, and hard cider at concessions locations throughout the concourse. Alcohol sales will begin 90 minutes prior to kick-off with stadium gates and stop at 0:00 at the end of the 3rd Quarter. Guests already in line before the clock hits 0:00 at the end of the third quarter will be permitted to purchase.

Guests can sign a Designated Driver Pledge at any of the concessions stands and will receive a free 20oz Coca Cola brand soft drink or Dasani water.

Alcohol policies will be strictly enforced on game day – please review the policies below:

Assistive listening devices are available upon request. Guests who need an assistive listening device should visit the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk located behind Section 18. In Blue Devil Tower, guests can visit the Guest Services Desk on the Club Level or Suite Level for assistance.

There are no ATMs inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. A Duke Federal Credit Union ATM is located outside Scott Family Athletics Performance Center next to the Ticket Office windows. The Duke Federal Credit Union ATM only dispenses cash ($20 increments) and does not take deposits. Guests who need access to the ATM should go to the Bostock Gate for assistance and re-entry accommodations. Guests will be screened and any personal items inspected, searched, and tagged prior to returning to the stadium. Stadium concession stands and merchandise areas are cashless - credit/debit cards and mobile pay apps only.

Following the best practices recommended by the Department of Homeland Security and National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, entry security measures will be in place for all football games at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. These measures aim to provide a safer environment for all in attendance and improve the guest experience by expediting screening and entry into the stadium.

All bags and purses must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and no larger than 12" x 12" x 6" – including bags for medical and/or childcare needs. Small clutches/wallets (with or without a strap) that fit in the palm of the hand (no larger than 8" x 5" x 1") and one (1)-gallon clear plastic storage bags are also permitted.

Duke Stores merchandise bags with receipt showing game day purchase are permitted. Please note that all other restrictions on prohibited items still apply to Duke Stores purchases, including restrictions on artificial noisemakers, bags, balls, drink containers, laser pointers, selfie sticks, and other items.

Guests with permitted bags may use any lane in the screening area. Guests with clear bags containing medical and/or childcare needs are welcome to use the designated Medical/Family Lane located at each gate screening area. Signage and staff will be present to help direct guests to the Medical/Family Lane at each screening area:

Credentialed staff with bags should use the designated credential screening areas at the Wilson Gate and on the pedestrian path outside the northwest gate. Bags will be inspected and tagged for entry into the stadium.

For the safety of all in attendance, bags/items are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Unattended items found outside the stadium will be disposed of or dealt with in in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials. Duke University and Duke Athletics are not responsible for loss of any unattended items.

Banners and signs are permitted inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Duke Athletics reserves the right to prohibit or remove any a banner or sign that obstructs the view of other fans, obscures stadium signage, can be considered an advertisement, or is determined to be obscene, vulgar, indecent, inappropriate or derogatory.

Before every home game, listen to the Blue Devil Sports Network from Learfield broadcast team for the hour-long Coca-Cola Tailgate Show in Morton Plaza as part of DevilsGate outside of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. The Coca-Cola Tailgate Show airs live on the Blue Devil Sports Network from Learfield.

Fans can listen to all of the action for every Duke Football game on the Blue Devil Sports Network from Learfield. Check out a complete list of affiliates of the Blue Devil Sports Network from Learfield.

Welcome and cheer on the Duke Football team in DevilsGate as they arrive at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium two (2) hours and twenty (20) minutes prior to each home game.

Access to Blue Devil Tower on football game days is restricted to Club Level and Suite Level ticket holders and staff with appropriate credentials. Blue Devil Tower opens to premium seating guests ninety (90) minutes prior to kick-off. Entry to Blue Devil Tower is available via the Finch-Yeager Bridge on Frank Bassett Drive or from the stadium concourse after entering at any gate.

Hand-held still cameras are permitted for personal use only. Cameras with a lens longer than four (4) inches, video cameras, and bags/cases larger than 8" x 5" x 1" are not permitted in Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

Celebrate the legacy of an iconic venue in college athletics – Cameron Indoor Stadium. On game days, the Cameron Experience features Rubenstein Pavilion, on the south side of Cameron Indoor Stadium with entry from Tribull Plaza, and the Duke Basketball Museum and Athletics Hall of Fame, on the north side of Cameron Indoor Stadium in the Schwartz-Butters Building overlooking Blue Devil Alley and Krzyzewskiville. Rubenstein Pavilion features six (6) Duke Men's and Women's Basketball exhibits and interactive touch screen displays with content ranging from life-sized displays of this year's teams, Duke leaderboards, Duke in the NBA/WNBA, and more. Duke Basketball Museum features trophies, pictures, videos and memorabilia from all of Duke Basketball's rich history. Adjacent to the Duke Basketball Museum, the Duke Athletics Hall of Fame celebrates all of Duke's national champions and all-time greats across all 27 varsity sports.

Cameron Experience Football Game Day Hours:

Closed captioning is provided on a dedicated display under the stadium video board and concourse television screens for all PA Announcements and pre-recorded videos on game day. Please note that Section 1 and Section 32 have an obstructed view of the closed captioning display. In Blue Devil Tower, closed captioning is available on all television screens upon request. Premium seating guests can visit the Guest Services Desk on the Club Level or Suite Level for assistance.

Concessions stands operated by Trident Provisions serve a variety of food and Coca-Cola products throughout the Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium concourse. There are no concessions stands on field level. Stands open ninety (90) minutes prior to kick-off. All concessions stands are cashless. All transactions will be credit/debit card only (including mobile pay apps). Flex account payment is available for Duke students.

Duke Athletics expects all guests to conduct themselves in an appropriate manner at all times before, during, and after the game. We expect all guests to treat other guests, players, coaches, and officials with courtesy. Please join us in creating a fun, safe, family atmosphere at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium by not:

Guests should contact Event Staff or the nearest police officer if they feel someone is acting inappropriately. Violators are subject to ejection and possible arrest. Repeated offenses will result in the loss of season or student ticket privileges.

If you need help at a game:

Prior to each home game this season, join fellow Blue Devils fans at DevilsGate in Krzyzewskiville and surrounding areas. Opening three (3) hours prior to kick-off, come out and enjoy music, games, food trucks, and more!

Group and corporate hospitality areas are located in DevilsGate and various indoor spaces surrounding Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. For more information or to order tailgate packages, please contact 919-684-2760 or [email protected].

Beginning three (3) hours prior to kick-off, guests can text "DUACCESS" to 919-808-5576 with the request and location to request accessibility assistance on game day – assistive shuttles, wheelchair assistance, assistive listening devices, etc. (Example: "DUACCESS Wheelchair needed at Section 27"). Duke NROTC Guest Services staff are monitoring messages and will reply with an update on requested services as quickly as possible. Standard messaging and data rates may apply.

Elevator access to field level is permitted only for appropriately credentialed staff and guests with disabilities to access field level accessible seating. The elevator is located on the concourse behind Section 32.

In Blue Devil Tower, elevators are available for Club Level and Suite Level guests to the stadium concourse and for floor access. Press Level elevator access is available at the press entrance on the concourse behind Section 23 inside the NW Staff/Credential Entrance.

In the event of an emergency inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, please follow the directions of the PA announcer, Event Staff, and emergency responders.

For first aid and emergency medical assistance, please visit the first aid stations located behind Section 4, Section 19, and Section 28 on the concourse and on each floor of Blue Devil Tower. Emergency Medical Operations are staffed by Duke Life Flight, Durham County EMS and Duke EMS. In case of emergency, please contact the nearest staff member for assistance or call Duke Police at 919-684-2444 or Durham Police at 9-1-1.

Therapy dogs, emotional support dogs, and companion dogs are not Service Animals as defined by the ADA and are not permitted at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

Following the best practices recommended by the Department of Homeland Security and National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, additional security measures will be in place for all football games at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. These measures aim to provide a safer environment for all in attendance and improve the guest experience by expediting screening and entry into the stadium.

All persons – game day staff, ticketed guests, and Duke undergraduate and graduate/professional students – are subject to screening before entering Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Walk-through metal detectors will be the primary means of screening. For guests who are unable to utilize a walk-through metal detector, hand-held metal detectors will be used with physical pat-downs as a final alternative option. Any person who does not consent to screening will be denied entry into the stadium. For more information on the entry screening process, please review the Football Game Day Entry Screening Policy. (PDF) For more information on what is and is not allowed in Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium on game day, please see the Bag Policy, Permitted Items and Prohibited Items sections of this guide and our #KnowBeforeYouGo information.

Screening areas are located outside all entrances to Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium and pedestrian paths immediately outside the stadium. Designated Medical/Family Lanes are available for guests who require accessible screening accommodations. Tickets or credentials are not required at the screening areas. Tickets or credentials are required for stadium entry and will be checked by Event Staff at the stadium gates.

All stadium gates and Blue Devil Tower open ninety (90) minutes prior to kick-off. Guests may freely enter/exit through screening areas but there is no stadium re-entry once a ticket has been scanned for entry at the stadium gates.

To help ensure that guests are in their seats for kick-off, all guests are encouraged to make their way to the stadium gates at least one (1) hour prior to game time. Each game day, look and listen for stadium fireworks to announce when it's one (1) hour to kick-off!

Guests with tickets in hand are strongly encouraged to use the screening area and stadium gate closest to their parking area or pre-game event location and circulate to their seating area on the stadium concourse. In many cases, this will expedite entry and eliminate the need for guests to pass through multiple screening areas.

The designated staff/credential entrance is located at the northwest gate behind Section 22 on the west concourse.

Please find below a brief outline of family services and helpful information for game day at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Additional information can be found in the specific sections of the A-Z Guide dedicated to each item.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited. (Exceptions: Medical & childcare reasons)

Outside the stadium, Game Day Information Booths are located at the start of Blue Devil Alley on Towerview Road, on Whitford Drive, on Frank Bassett Drive, and outside the Wilson Gate. Visit Game Day Information Booths for questions about stadium and screening policies, sunscreen, maps, and directional assistance.

Inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke NROTC Guest Services staff in their orange polos are ready to assist with wheelchair and directional assistance, game day programs, sunscreen, and more. On the stadium concourse, the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk is located behind Section 18. Guests needing wheelchair assistance to/from their seating sections should text "DUACCESS" to 919-808-5576 with request and location (Example: DUACCESS Wheelchair needed at Section 27 Even) or speak to the nearest Duke NROTC Guest Services Staff.

In Blue Devil Tower, the primary Guest Services Desk is located in the Pitts Family Lobby on Club Level.

Kids of all ages are invited to show off their football talent and take part in the Jr. Blue Devils Skills Challenge on the Blue Devils Practice Field! The newly expanded area is located behind the video board where kids will be able to participate in timed speed tests, throwing and kicking accuracy games and much more.

The Jr. Blue Devils Skills Challenge will be open from stadium gates (90 minutes prior) until kickoff. Guests will be able to access the area using the stair tower alongside Section 32. The elevator is reserved for guests with disabilities and credentialed staff.

Prior to entering Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, a lactation room is available in the South Lobby of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Guests should enter via Rubenstein Pavilion on Tribull Plaza beginning at 9:00 AM or five (5) hours prior to kick-off, whichever is later, and will close at kick-off.

A lactation room is available on the stadium concourse behind Section 18 next to the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk. In Blue Devil Tower, mothers requesting accommodations should visit the Club Level or Suite Level Guest Services Desk.

Parents/guardians reporting or inquiring about lost children should contact the nearest police officer, Event Staff, or Guest Services representative. Officers and Event Staff will immediately contact the Operations Center with all important information about the child. This information will be disseminated to all relevant parties at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

If a police officer, Event Staff or Guest Services representative finds a lost child, every effort will be made to quickly return the child to their parents or guardians. If a child's seat location can be determined, staff will try to return the child to their seat. A police officer will stay with the child until their parents or guardians arrive. If the parents/guardians cannot be located at their seat location in a reasonable amount of time, the police officer may accompany the child to the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk behind Section 18 or nearest Blue Devil Tower Guest Services Desk until the parties are reunited.

To expedite the return of a lost child back to their seat, guests are encouraged to register children at each game in the Tag-A-Kid Program at the Game Day Information Booths outside the stadium, the Guest Services Desk located inside the Bostock Gate behind Section 18, and in Blue Devil Tower at the Club Level and Suite Level Guest Services Desks. Duke NROTC Guest Services Staff in orange polos on the concourse also carry Tag-A-Kid wristbands with them to assist guests. If children are not registered in the Tag-A-Kid Program, we suggest that parents/guardians place their child's ticket in the child's pocket to expedite their return in case they are separated from their party.

If any article is lost or found in the stadium, please inquire about or report the item to the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk behind Section 18 or nearest Duke Police officer. Items turned into Duke Police or Guest Services Desk during the game will be turned into the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk for the duration of the game. All lost and found items not picked up prior to the end of the game will be available for pick-up Monday mornings following home games by contacting Duke Game Operations at 919-668-5658 or [email protected]. Guests in Blue Devil Tower should contact Carol Vergis at [email protected]. Unclaimed lost and found items will be retained for thirty (30) days following the event. After that time, any unclaimed items will be discarded.

Be sure to show your Duke pride by purchasing officially licensed Duke merchandise at the various Duke Stores merchandise locations around the Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

The Johnson Family Team Store, located in Scott Family Athletic Performance Center outside the Bostock Gate, is open on game days for your shopping convenience. For store hours on game day, visit dukestores.duke.edu/hours.

Inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, merchandise stands are located around the concourse. Concourse stands open with stadium gates ninety (90) minutes prior to kick-off.

Duke Stores merchandise bags with receipt for game day purchase will be permitted to enter Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium following screening. Please note that all other restrictions on prohibited items still apply to Duke Stores purchases, including restrictions on artificial noisemakers, bags, balls, drink containers, laser pointers, selfie sticks, and other items.

Guests wishing to visit the Johnson Family Team Store after entering Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium should go to the Bostock Gate for assistance and re-entry accommodations. In addition to ticket scanning, guests will receive a handout from Event Staff at the gate that must be presented at the Bostock Gate when they return for admission. All guests will be screened and all purchases inspected, searched, and tagged prior to entering the stadium.

Parking and Traffic Maps:

Weeknight Game Day Parking

Due to the impact on daily campus operations, modified game day parking hours will be in effect for the Temple game on Friday, September 2. Please check www.goduke.com/gameday for updates.

Parking Hours

Parking Pricing

Parking Rules and Regulations

Game Day Parking Lot Vehicle Removal Information

All vehicles parked in Game Day Parking Lots listed below without the proper Iron Duke parking permit for that lot must be removed prior to 6:00 AM on the Saturday of home football games: September 17, October 1, October 15, November 12 and November 26. Vehicles can be parked in the Smith Warehouse Lot or H Lot beginning on Friday at 5:00 PM and must be removed on Monday morning by 7:00 AM. Please check www.goduke.com/gameday for lot closures and tow times for the Temple game on Friday, September 2. Specific relocation information will be sent out to permit holders from Duke Parking and Transportation Services on game week.

All vehicles that are not removed will be towed at the owner's expense. Vehicles with a valid Duke University parking permit will be towed to the Smith Warehouse Lot located on South Buchanan Blvd between West Main Street and West Chapel Hill Street. Vehicles without a valid Duke University parking permit will be towed and impounded. To regain possession of an impounded vehicle, contact Duke Police at (919) 684-2444. Email reminders will be sent out to all permit holders from Duke Parking and Transportation Services on Wednesday of each game week.

Iron Duke Parking Information

For information on obtaining an Iron Duke parking permit, please visit http://www.goduke.com/IronDukes or call 919-613-7575.

General Public Parking Information

Parking Maps

Recreational and Oversized Vehicle (RV/OV) Parking

Pregame Parking and Traffic Map (PDF)

Recreational and Oversized Vehicle Lot Rules and Regulations (PDF)

Bus Parking

Bus Parking and Traffic Map (PDF)

Rideshare Services

Duke University and Medical Center Students and Employees Parking

Duke University and Medical Center faculty, staff, and employees should park in the general public parking lots on football game days. All general public parking is free of charge.

Tailgating

Tailgating is permitted in surface lots only. Tailgating is not permitted inside parking garages, including the roof. Tailgate items (tents, tables, coolers, games, etc.) ARE NOT permitted if they impede foot or vehicular traffic or extend into sidewalks or additional parking spaces. One (1) Iron Duke parking permit or one (1) general public parking permit equals one (1) space.

Zero Waste Game Day

Trash and recycling bags will be distributed free of charge in all parking lots at bag stations located at the portable restrooms. Please separate recyclables and compostable items from trash and leave the bags along the curb in the parking lot for crews to pick-up post-game.

Recommended Postgame Egress Routes

Please follow the direction of uniformed officers, traffic control officers, and parking staff in the parking lots and on the roads surrounding campus at all times. Officers and staff are in place to help expedite your egress from the game day parking areas. The postgame egress map shows the recommended routes from all game day parking lots.

Parking Disclaimer

Duke University assumes no responsibility for loss through fire, theft, collision, or otherwise to a car or its contents. Vehicles are parked at Owner's Risk. Please lock your vehicle and secure all valuables.

Parking Emergency Information

In case of emergency, please dial 919-684-2444 for Duke Police Emergency Dispatch or 9-1-1 for Durham County. Duke Police will be the primary responder on-campus for emergency calls. Durham Police will be the primary responder off-campus for emergency calls. If an emergency occurs and authorities are contacted, please designate someone in your party to help direct emergency personnel to the emergency location.

Parking and Traffic Updates

For specific information for each Duke Football home game day, please visit www.goduke.com/gameday regularly during the season. For up to the minute information regarding operational, parking, and traffic updates on game day, follow Duke Game Operations on Twitter.

The following items are permitted to enter Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium on football game days following screening:

Guests with these items may use any lane in the screening area. Coats, blankets, rain apparel, and seat cushions without metal can be carried through the walk-through metal detector. Others items should be placed in the provided bin or on the table at the screening lane for inspection and search.

Personal Pets are not permitted inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

Only credentialed personnel are permitted on the Press Level of Blue Devil Tower. All media should contact the Duke Athletics Communications office at least two (2) days prior to kick-off to reserve a credential.

Digital programs are available for all Duke Athletics events at https://goduke.com/publications.

For the safety and game day experience of all guests, the following items are prohibited from entering Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium:

All guests and personal items are subject to search prior to entry. Duke University reserves the right to deny anyone or anything from entering the stadium. Any such items can be checked at the designated Item Check locations outside each stadium gate (excluding alcohol, hazardous materials, outside food & drinks, pets, and weapons), returned to personal vehicles and/or discarded. The owner assumes all risk for items left at Item Check.

For the safety of all in attendance, bags/items are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Unattended items found outside the stadium will be disposed of or dealt with in in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials. Duke University and Duke Athletics are not responsible for loss of any unattended items.

Prior to entering Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, please use the accessible portable restrooms located throughout the parking lots. Our portable restroom map shows the locations around campus. Additional accessible restrooms, including gender-neutral accessible family restrooms, are available in the South Lobby of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Guests should enter via Rubenstein Pavilion on Tribull Plaza beginning at 9:00 AM or five (5) hours prior to kick-off, whichever is later, and will close at kick-off.

Restrooms are located throughout Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium concourse. All stadium men's and women's restrooms are accessible to guests with disabilities and have baby changing stations. Gender-neutral accessible family restrooms are located behind Section 9, Section 18 next to the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk, Section 26 under Blue Devil Tower, and on field level. An adult changing table is available in the gender-neutral accessible family restroom next to the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk behind Section 18.

In Blue Devil Tower, accessible restrooms, including a gender-neutral accessible family restroom, are located on each floor.

For the safety and security of all guests on football game days, stadium re-entry is not permitted at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Once a ticket is scanned for entry at the stadium gates, the holder will not be permitted to exit and re-enter the stadium. Special accommodations are in place at the Bostock Gate for guests wishing to visit the Johnson Family Team Store after entering the stadium.

In the event of severe weather or other scenarios that require evacuation of the stadium, guests will be permitted re-entry with a valid ticket stub when the stadium re-opens. All guests are subject to screening prior to re-entering the stadium.

To improve the game day experience of guests and drivers alike, drop-off and pick-up areas for Rideshare Services have been designated outside of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Services attempting to drop-off or pick-up at other locations near the stadium will be denied access and directed to the locations listed below. Drivers are reminded to follow the direction of traffic officers and parking staff when navigating game day traffic and for staging of vehicles in the designated rideshare zones.

Services with Clearly Visible Logos have a designated drop-off and pick-up location on Frank Bassett Drive off of Science Drive. Traffic officers will use clearly visible logos to screen for access. This is a 20-minute drop-off/pick-up zone only. There is no game day parking in this location. Frank Bassett Drive must be accessed from NC 751/Cameron Blvd. to Science Drive. Traffic will flow one-way along Frank Bassett Drive entering at Science Drive and exiting onto NC 751/Cameron Blvd. at the Grounds Lots. Drivers are reminded to follow the instructions of game day parking staff for staging of vehicles in this designated rideshare zone.

At the start of the 4th quarter, all vehicles must access campus at the NC 751/Science Drive intersection. For post-game pick-up, vehicles are strongly encouraged to be staged by mid-4th quarter to avoid significant traffic post-game delays. Drivers are reminded to follow the instructions of game day parking staff for staging of vehicles in this designated rideshare zone.

Duke University Disability Management System and Duke Athletics are partnering with KultureCity to make Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium a sensory inclusion certified venue. Quiet Areas are located behind Section 9 on the east concourse, near the gender-neutral, accessible family restrooms, and at the bottom of the elevator near Section 32 on the west side. Sensory bags are available upon request at the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk on the concourse and Club Level Guest Services Desk in Blue Devil Tower. Items in the sensory bags include noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools and verbal cue cards. Sensory Bags must be returned prior to departure.

Duke University Athletics welcomes trained Service Animals to Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. A Service Animal is a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability. A Service Animal must be under the control of the handler at all times. A Service Animal must be leashed or tethered unless doing so would interfere with the task that it was trained to perform for the individual with a disability. A Service Animal must not show aggression toward people or other animals. A Service Animal does not bark, growl, or whine unless trained to do so as a warning sign to the handler. A Service Animal does not solicit foot or other items from the general public. A Service Animal's work does not disrupt the normal course of business. Service Animals should wear current rabies vaccination tags at all times or provide proof of vaccination upon request. If a Service Animal is found in violation of these guidelines, the Service Animal will be excluded from the facility.

Note: Therapy dogs, emotional support dogs, and companion dogs are not service animals as defined by the ADA and are not permitted at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium.

In North Carolina, Service Animals in Training have the same access rights as people with disabilities using a Service Animal. The Service Animal in Training must wear a collar and leash, harness or cape that identifies it as a Service Animal in Training. Service Animals in Training should wear current rabies vaccination tags at all times or provide proof of vaccination upon request. The trainer is liable for any damage caused by the animal while on Duke University property. Service Animals in Training must be under the control of the handler at all times, must be housebroken, and must follow all behavior guidelines established for fully trained Service Animals. If the Service Animal in Training is found in violation of these guidelines, the Service Animal in Training will be excluded from the facility.

Duke University Police, Emergency Management, and Game Operations will monitor the weather 24 hours a day leading up to and through game day.

If a storm producing severe weather will come within fifteen (15) miles of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium, the PA Announcer will make an announcement to notify guests of the presence of severe weather (including lightning) and will notify guests that they may leave and re-enter the stadium later if they wish to seek shelter.

A mandatory evacuation of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium will occur if a storm producing severe weather (including lightning) will come within an eight (8) mile radius of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. In the event of a mandatory evacuation, the PA Announcer will direct all guests to evacuate the stadium and seek shelter immediately. In most scenarios, guests will be directed to their vehicles for shelter. If it is unsafe for guests to return to their vehicles, the PA Announcer will designate the nearest safe shelter locations. Event Staff and Guest Services representatives will be available to assist guests with disabilities in seeking shelter once an evacuation is activated.

The stadium will remain closed until severe weather including lightning is clear of an eight (8) mile radius of Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Resumption of play will only occur once an all clear has been given and conditions are deemed safe after consultation among the Game Officials, Duke Emergency Management, Duke Police, Duke Game Operations, and the Atlantic Coast Conference. Re-entry will be permitted with a valid ticket stub. Guests are subject to screening prior to re-entering the stadium.

Duke University is a Tobacco-Free Campus, including game days at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. The policy prohibits the use of all tobacco-based products, including but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos, chewing tobacco, snuff, and electronic smoking devices (including e-cigarettes, vaping products, and IQOS). For more information on Duke University's Tobacco-Free Campus policy, visit https://healthy.duke.edu/tobaccofree/.

Stadium lighting effects may be used on game day, including blackout and pulsating effects. Guests suffering from epilepsy or other visual light stimulation effects are advised to see stadium medical staff at the Bostock Gate First Aid Station behind Section 19 upon entering the stadium for more information.

Strollers are permitted inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. Guests with strollers should use the Designated Medical/Family Lanes for Entry Screening. Strollers will be inspected and tagged prior to entry.

Please note that there is no stroller check inside the stadium. Guests may park strollers behind the stadium wall at the top of their seating section at their own risk. Duke University assumes no responsibility for loss of any items left in unattended strollers. Guests may check strollers outside the stadium at Card Gym.

Sunscreen is available to all guests, free of charge, at the Game Day Information Booths outside the stadium, the Guest Services Desk located inside the Bostock Gate behind Section 18, and in Blue Devil Tower at the Club Level and Suite Level Guest Services Desks. Duke NROTC Guest Services Staff in orange polos on the concourse also carry sunscreen with them to assist guests. Sunscreen for kids is available.

Tickets for all Duke Football games and other sporting events are available at www.goduke.com/tickets or by calling the ticket office at 919-681-BLUE (2583). Tickets are required for all guests age three (3) and older. Tickets are not required for children two (2) and under who sit on a parent/guardian's lap.

Digital Ticketing Options are available for all Duke Football game days!

Game Day Ticket Sales & Assistance - Beginning two (2) hours prior to kick-off, tickets may be purchased by visiting the Duke Ticket Office at the Scott Family Athletics Performance Center and Powers Gate Ticket Booth on Frank Bassett Drive. At ninety (90) minutes prior to kick-off, tickets may be purchased at the Wilson Gate Ticket Booth. Cash and credit/debit cards are accepted at all locations. No refunds or exchanges (with the exception of accessible seating exchanges) are permitted. At the end of the 1st quarter, all Ticket Sales will move to the Bostock Gate Ticket Booth.

Ticketing Problems – Prior to entering the stadium, guests can visit the Duke Ticket Office at Scott Family Athletics Performance Center, Powers Gate Ticket Booth or Wilson Gate Ticket Booth for assistance. Once inside the stadium, guests can visit the Bostock Gate Guest Services Desk behind Section 18 for assistance.

Will Call Information

All guests picking up tickets at will call locations must present a valid, state-issued, photo driver's license or identification card. By NCAA rule, all guests picking up Duke and Visiting Team Player/Guest tickets must provide valid identification, sign for their ticket, and immediately enter the stadium.

Umbrellas are permitted inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium. For the courtesy and safety all guests, we ask that umbrellas are not raised in crowded seating areas. Umbrellas may be raised on the concourse of the stadium.

Duke NROTC Guest Services representatives are available inside Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium to provide wheelchair assistance from the stadium gates to seating locations. Guests who need wheelchair assistance can text "DUACCESS" with request & location to 919-808-5576 or speak to the nearest Duke NROTC Guest Services representative.

Duke provides complimentary wi-fi at Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium on the "GoDuke" network.

Duke continues to be a leader in the ACC and nationally in game day waste diversion. By separating recyclable items from trash and diverting these items from landfills, we can all help reduce the negative impacts of game day on our environment.