OREGON STATE ATHLETICS ADA TICKET POLICIES

TICKET OFFICE POLICY AND PROCEDURES

Purchasing Tickets
Fans can purchase tickets to Oregon State University sporting events by coming to the ticket office located in room 107 of Gill Coliseum or by phone at 1-800-GOBEAVS (541/737-4455 locally). The ticket office is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Tickets may also be ordered on-line 24 hours a day, seven days a week at OSUBEAVERS.COM.

RESER STADIUM - FOOTBALL

Sales

1. The Oregon State Athletic Ticket Office offers ADA seating to be purchased both as Season Tickets and on a single game basis.
2. Patrons purchasing ADA seats on a Season Ticket basis will have to pay the appropriate BASF donation to sit in a given ADA location. These patrons will also receive priority when it comes to seat location.
3. All ADA seats that are not sold as a season ticket will be open to the general ADA public to purchase as a single game ticket.
4. Patrons with electric wheelchairs or patrons that need to be protected from weather will be given priority seating in the covered ADA seating at the Loge Level on the East Side or the covered location on the West Side.
5. Club Level ADA seating will be available for purchase on a single game basis for the same price as all general public single game Club seats ($100-$350 per seat). If all other ADA seats are sold throughout Reser Stadium, Club ADA seats will then be offered at the general public single game price.
6. Patrons are allowed one wheelchair/disabled seat and up to three companion seats in an ADA location per game. All tickets must be purchased.
7. ADA seats may be purchased in advance of game day at the Gill Coliseum ticket office or over the phone.
8. ADA seats will also be available for purchase on game day at the Ticket Booths located behind the South Endzone.
9. No more and no less than 10% of the total ADA seating in Reser Stadium will be held for game day exchanges.

1. ADA patrons that have general public seats may only exchange their tickets for ADA tickets on game day.
2. Non-disabled patrons that have ADA seats will be required to exchange their tickets for General Public seats.
3. Game day ticket exchanges will begin 4 hours prior to kickoff and will occur at the Will Call booth located behind the South Endzone.
4. In a situation where only 10% of the total ADA seating remains for exchanges on game day, these tickets will be protected for exchanges only until 1 hour prior to kickoff. At that point, the remaining tickets will be open for purchase by non ticket holding ADA patrons.

1. In the case of a General Public sell out, ADA seats will remain on sale to ADA patrons only. ADA will be considered sold out once the seat inventory hits the 10% held for game day exchanges.
2. At no point will the Oregon State Athletic Ticket Office allow non disabled patrons to purchase ADA seat locations. If non disabled patrons are found in ADA locations they will be asked by security to proceed to the Will Call booths to exchange their tickets for general public seating.
3. ADA seats will remain on sale via phone or in person purchase after a general public sell out is announced.

1. Disabled OSU Students will be able to obtain ADA seating under the same guidelines as the general OSU Student population.
2. OSU will not restrict the location of the student disabled seats to a given location.
3. The OSU Ticket Office will make it a priority to work with each individual student to find the seating location that best addresses their individual needs.
4. OSU will allow an OSU student to obtain two tickets in an ADA location (one disabled/wheelchair, one caregiver/companion) free of charge.
5. ADA tickets that are picked up by OSU Students will count against the 6000 student tickets guaranteed per the Student Fee agreement. Once all 6000 student tickets have been picked up, ADA student tickets will no longer be available.

Sales

1. ADA seating at Gill Coliseum is extremely limited (48 total seats).
2. Seats are available for purchase as both Season Tickets and on a single game basis.
3. Tickets may be purchased both over the phone and in person at the Main Ticket Office in advance of game day.
4. Game day ADA tickets may be purchased at the Gill Ticket Office located on the East Side of Gill Coliseum.
5. Patrons are allowed one wheelchair/disabled seat and up to three companion seats in an ADA location per game. Exceptions will be made for those fans that require two caregivers. All tickets must be purchased.
6. ADA seats located on the sideline in front of the Student section will be sold at the general public chairback seat price. ADA seating located on the baseline next to each hoop will be sold at the general public bench seat price.
7. Students will have access to 25% of the ADA seats in Gill Coliseum and 6 of the remaining tickets will be held for game day exchanges.

1. ADA patrons that have general public seats may only exchange their tickets for ADA tickets on game day.
2. Non-disabled patrons that have ADA seats will be required to exchange their tickets for General Public seats.
3. Game day ticket exchanges will begin 2 hours prior to Tip-off and will occur at the ticket booth located on the East side of Gill Coliseum.
4. The entrance located at the SW corner of Gill Coliseum will be open 2 hours prior Tip off to allow ADA fans access to the back ticket office windows.
5. Any ADA seating that is not exchanged on game day or picked up by students 45 minutes prior to tip-off will be open for sale to non ticket holding ADA patrons.

1. In the case of a General Public sell out, ADA seats will remain on sale to ADA patrons only. ADA will be considered sold out once the seat inventory hits the 6 ADA seats held for game day exchanges.
2. At no point will the Oregon State Athletic Ticket Office allow non disabled patrons to purchase ADA seat locations. If non-disabled patrons are found in ADA locations they will be asked by security to proceed to the ticket booth to exchange their tickets for general public seating.
3. ADA seats will remain on sale via phone or in person purchase after a general public sell out is announced.

1. Disabled OSU Students will be able to obtain ADA seating under the same guidelines as the general OSU Student population.
2. The Student ADA seats will be located in from of Section E on the West end of the court.
3. OSU will allow an OSU student to obtain two tickets in an ADA location (one disabled/wheelchair, one caregiver/companion) free of charge.
4. ADA tickets that are picked up by OSU Students will count against the 2500 student tickets guaranteed per the Student Fee agreement. Once all 2500 student tickets have been picked up, ADA student tickets will no longer be available.

Sales

1. ADA seating at Gill Coliseum is extremely limited (Qty depends on sport and court configuration).
2. Seats are available for purchase as both Season Tickets and on a single game basis.
3. Tickets may be purchased both over the phone and in person at the Main Ticket Office in advance of game day.
4. Game day ADA tickets may be purchased at the Gill Ticket Office located on the East Side of Gill Coliseum.
5. Patrons are allowed one wheelchair/disabled seat and up to three companion seats in an ADA location per game. Exceptions will be made for those fans that require two caregivers. All tickets must be purchased.
6. All ADA seating for Wrestling and volleyball will be General Admission.
7. All ADA seating located on the side lines for Women's Basketball will be reserved, with all seating on the baselines, general admission.
8. Gymnastics ADA seating will be a combination of both reserved and general admission. Due to the fact that the gymnastics seating and apparatus configuration changes yearly, please call the ticket office for more information regarding the locations of reserved and general admission ADA seating.

1. ADA patrons that have general public seats may only exchange their tickets for ADA tickets on game day.
2. Non-disabled patrons that have ADA seats will be required to exchange their tickets for General Public seats.
3. Game day ticket exchanges will begin 2 hours prior to Tip-off for Women's Basketball, 1 hour prior to the start of the event for Gymnastics, Wrestling, and Volleyball, and will occur at the ticket booth located on the East side of Gill Coliseum.
4. The entrance located at the SW corner of Gill Coliseum will be open 2 hours prior to tip-off for Women's Basketball and 1 hour prior to the start of the event for Gymnastics, Wrestling, and Volleyball to allow ADA fans access to the back ticket office windows.

1. For all Olympic Sports, students needing ADA seating will need to show their Student ID at the gate to gain admittance. Students do not need to pick up a ticket in advance.
2. OSU students may sit in any of the ADA general admission seating areas and may also obtain free admission with their student ID for one companion.