Reed Arena
Wheelchair space and seating for mobility-impaired guests are both available on a first-come first-serve basis. The top three rows in each section are reserved for mobility impaired guests. Most of these reserved areas can accommodate wheelchair seating. Up to four family members/attendants per mobility impaired patron is permitted to sit in the reserved areas. These areas are accessible from the ground level concourse through the North, East and Main Entrances. Designated reserved sections for hearing and visually impaired guests can be found in Section 104, Rows A and B, Seats 1-4. Enter at the main entrance, and an usher will be able to direct you to the appropriate seating area. There are handicap parking spaces available in front of Reed Arena as well as in adjacent lots (North and East entrances).
Sensory Sensitivities? Check out our sensory bags at Reed Arena Guest Services during the graduation ceremonies. Texas A&M Center on Disability & Development and St. Joseph Health Therapy wants everyone to have an enjoyable experience. Sensory Bags available for free rental while attending a Reed Arena Event.
For additional details regarding accessibility services at Reed Arena, please visit their
Accessibility page or email
[email protected].
Rudder Auditorium
For details regarding accessibility services at Rudder Auditorium, please visit http://ucenter.tamu.edu/services/special-needs/#services-page-nav.