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PUBLIC REFERENCE GUIDE
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Welcome to Notre Dame
2018 Game Day
Table of Contents
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Updated August 2018
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2018 Football Schedule
All times listed in Eastern Time Zone.
● Sept. 1 vs Michigan 7:30 p.m.
● Sept. 8 vs Ball State 3:30 p.m.
● Sept. 15 vs Vanderbilt 2:30 p.m.
● Sept. 22 at Wake Forest TBA
● Sept. 29 vs Stanford 7:30 p.m.
● Oct. 6 at Virginia Tech TBA
● Oct. 13 vs Pittsburgh 2:30 p.m.
● Oct. 27 at Navy (in San Diego, CA - SDCCU Stadium) 8:00 p.m.
● Nov. 3 at Northwestern TBA
● Nov. 10 vs Florida State 7:30 p.m.
● Nov. 17 vs Syracuse (Shamrock Series - Yankee Stadium in NY) 2:30 p.m.
● Nov. 24 at USC TBA
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AEDs
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is used to treat individuals who experience sudden
cardiac arrest. The University maintains AEDs in a state of readiness for public access so the
general public can respond to a cardiac emergency.
Accessibility/ADA
● Tickets
○ Fans requiring special assistance are urged to make arrangements with the
Murnane Family Ticket Office at 574-631-7356 well in advance of home football
games. (see Tickets). They are open M-F 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
● On Game Days
○ Visit the Murnane Family Ticket Office located inside the main entrance of Purcell
Pavilion at the Joyce Center, starting approximately 4 hours before kickoff.
○ After gates open, refer to Ticket Services near Section 27 at the stadium.
● See Elevators
● See Wheelchairs
● See Service Animals
● Parking
○ Accessible parking is located in the Bulla Lot, located off of Bulla Road, just west
of Twyckenham Drive. Accessible parking is $30 and payable via cash at the
entrance of the lot on Game Day. A valid state issued placard or qualifying
license plate is required.
● See Shuttles
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Admission to Stadium
Everyone regardless of age is required, during home game weekends and select events, to
have a ticket to enter Notre Dame Stadium, Corbett Family Hall, O’Neill Hall, and Duncan
Student Center for comfort, safety, and security reasons.
Alcohol
Alcoholic beverages are NOT permitted to be brought into Notre Dame Stadium or on central
campus. Alcohol is only permitted in designated tailgating and premium seating areas.
There is a Zero Tolerance Policy for possession of alcohol within the seating areas of the
stadium, as well at the upper and lower concourses. Anyone found in possession of alcohol, in
any of these areas, will be escorted from the premises.
Alcohol is ONLY distributed in the premium seating areas. Guests of the University must be 21
years or older to consume alcoholic beverages. LEVY reserves the right to check proof of legal
drinking age and the right to discontinue the sale of alcohol at any time during an event.
Alumni Association (see Eck Visitors Center)
Amplified Sound
Speakers that stand alone, are excessively loud, or are connected to an amplifier are NOT
permitted in the parking lots.
ATMs
Available in the lower concourse of the stadium near Sections 9/10 and Sections 27/28, and in
Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center at Gates 9 and 10.
Athletics
The University of Notre Dame has 26 varsity athletic programs. For more information about
Notre Dame Athletics, visit und.com.
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Baby Changing Stations
Available in all restrooms in Notre Dame Stadium, except men’s restroom 1209 near Section
13/14.
Bag Check (will not be available)
Guests are encouraged to bring only necessary items into the venues, and all fans and their
belongings are subject to inspection at all entrances. Express entry lanes for those entering
without a bag will be available at all gates. Bags that do not meet the policy will not be permitted
to enter the venue. Disposal/relocation of non-permissible bags will be the responsibility of the
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owner. Bag check will not be offered, but guests can ship items from the bookstore locations for
a $5 flat fee.
Bag Policy (See Clear Bag Policy)
Bagpipe Band
The Notre Dame Bagpipe Band’s rendition of “Scotland the Brave” has become Notre Dame’s
battle hymn, in a way, as it is the song played to lead in the Fighting Irish as they prepare to
take on their opponent of the day.
The kilt clad group of 14 plays this song along the Player Walk route, heading south from
Hesburgh Library to the Knute Rockne Gate of Notre Dame Stadium. They begin tuning on
Library Quad just after the Glee Club wraps up their performance.
Band
The Notre Dame Marching Band is the oldest marching band in the country, originating in 1846.
The Marching Band is seated in the student section on Game Days, as of 2017.
Band’s Schedule
Football Friday
● Trumpets in the Dome at Main Building Rotunda at 4:00 p.m.
● Warm-up then step-off from Golden Dome at 4:20 p.m.
● Open Rehearsal at Ricci Family Fields at 4:50 p.m.
● Pep Rally at 6:00 p.m. For locations, see Pep Rally.
● Midnight Drummer’s Circle at Main Building Steps at 11:59 p.m.
Game Day
● Pregame Concert at Bond Hall — 90 minutes before kickoff
● Drummer’s Circle following pregame concert
● Trumpets in the Dome at Main Building Rotunda — 60 minutes before kickoff
● Step-off from Main Building to stadium — 45 minutes before kickoff
● Band takes the field — approx. 30 minutes before kickoff
● Halftime performance at Notre Dame Stadium
Basilica of the Sacred Heart
The Basilica of the Sacred Heart serves as the mother church of the Congregation of Holy
Cross in the United States. It is in the Basilica that Holy Cross religious profess final vows, that
seminarians are ordained priests, and where deceased religious are commended to God.
Likewise, it is a place of worship and prayer for students, faculty, staff, and alumni, as well as for
regular worshippers, pilgrims, and countless visitors.
Buses
Bus parking is located at the Innovation Park (IP) Lot. Bus parking is $300 per game. Overflow
parking is in the Notre Dame Federal Credit Union lot.
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Groups arriving in bus caravans with five (5) or more buses should contact the Murnane Family
Ticket Office at 574-631-7356 for additional information and to purchase parking passes ahead
of time.
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Cameras/Camcorders
Cameras and camcorders are permitted inside Notre Dame Stadium as long as they do not
compromise the view of others. Please note that per the clear bag policy, camera cases/bags
are no longer permitted.
Campus Events
For campus events across Notre Dame on home game weekends, please visit gameday.nd.edu
and select the corresponding home game you are attending.
For information on hosting an event on campus, visit VenueND at venue.nd.edu or call
574-631-1400.
Campus Map
Notre Dame campus maps are available from Guest Services Teams (GSTs) throughout
campus, at maps.nd.edu, or on the ND Mobile App.
Captioning
Open captioning will be provided on a portion of both the east and west ribbon boards. The
captioning will be provided for all spoken word that comes through the in-stadium sound system.
Charcoal Grills
Charcoal grills are NOT permitted in the parking lots or inside Notre Dame Stadium.
Cell Phone Charging Stations
Available on lower concourse near Sections 7-10, 25-28, and 28-31. On mezzanine at the
top of Ramps A and E. On upper concourse near Sections 103/104, 117/118, and 134/135.
Chair Backs
Due to the close proximity of seats in Notre Dame Stadium, chair backs are NOT permitted.
Guests must provide medical documentation if they need chair backs.
Child and Infant Admission
For comfort and security reasons, everyone regardless of age is required to have a ticket to
enter Notre Dame Stadium, Corbett Family Hall, O’Neill Hall, and Duncan Student Center.
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Clear Bag Policy
As a part of an ongoing commitment to safety and security, aligning with the best practices at
major entertainment and athletics venues, the University of Notre Dame will institute a clear bag
policy effective September 1, 2018 for all reserve-ticketed events at Notre Dame Stadium,
including Corbett Family Hall, O'Neill Hall, and Duncan Student Center during home game
weekends and select events, Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center, and Compton Family Ice
Arena.
● The policy allows for only clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags that do not exceed 12" X 6" X
12" in size. Clear bags may have a logo on one side so long as said logo does not
exceed 4.5" X 3.4"
● Small clutch bags with or without a handle or strap or wallets that do not exceed 4.5" X
6.5," or approximately the size of a hand, are allowable and do not need to be clear
plastic.
● One-gallon clear plastic zip bags (such as Ziploc or Hefty bags) are also allowable.
● Exceptions will be made for approved medical bags or equipment, which will be
inspected at designated gates.
Prohibited bags include, but are not limited to, purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers,
briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, drawstring/cinch sack bags, luggage of any kind, computer
bags, camera bags, binocular cases, diaper bags, grocery bags, and bags larger than the
permissible size. Items in such bags - including diapers, wipes and other supplies for babies
and small children - should be placed in an approved clear bag.
See Prohibited Items list.
Comments, Concerns, and Contacts (Feedback)
Game Day welcomes guests to share compliments, feedback, or concerns with us by email at
gameday@nd.edu or by calling our toll-free automated voicemail system at 877-ND1-FANS. For
the latest updates, please follow us on Twitter @gamedayND.
Concessions
Student Concessions are operated by student groups and residence halls to help support the
general funds of their organization. A variety of concessions are offered across campus
throughout the day until gates open.
Container Policy
For the safety of all our guests, bottles, cans, coolers, thermoses, flasks, or any other type of
container deemed to be potentially harmful in any way are prohibited.
Corbett Family Hall (East Building)
A gift from alumnus Richard Corbett features:
● The Rex and Alice A. Martin Media Center and Notre Dame Studios (1st floor)
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● Department of Anthropology (2nd floor)
● Department of Psychology (3rd, 4th, and 5th floors)
● Downes Club (7th floors)
● Hank Family Forum (8th floor)
● Seven on 9 (9th floor)
● Press box and radio booths (9th floor)
Corby Hall
In summer 2018, after more than 120 years of continuous use, Corby Hall was razed to allow for
an updated facility that better suits the needs of the Congregation of Holy Cross. Corby Hall is
the on-campus residence and center of hospitality for the community of priests and brothers. A
new Corby Hall, with a strong resemblance to the original, will be constructed in its place, which
is west of the Basilica of Sacred Heart and south of the Grotto. Construction should be complete
in the spring of 2020.
Courtesy Carts
Courtesy carts operate as a FREE, FLAG-DOWN, ONE-WAY service for all guests coming to
campus, and run (weather-permitting) during the following times:
● Football Fridays
○ 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
● Game Day Saturdays
○ Begin at 9:30 a.m. for 2:30 p.m. kickoff
○ Begin at 10:00 a.m. for 3:30 p.m. kickoff
○ Begin at 11:00 a.m. for 7:30 p.m. kickoff
■ Run until gates open (90 minutes before kickoff)
● Post-Game Day Saturdays
○ Begin 30 minutes post game for up to one hour from Gates A and D.
Courtesy Guidelines
Notre Dame is committed to
● Safety as our top priority
● A spirit of hospitality
● Enthusiastic fan support
● A family-friendly atmosphere
● Good sportsmanship
Unacceptable behavior
● Rude conduct toward other guests or stadium personnel
● Disruptive, unruly, or intoxicated behavior
● Foul or abusive language or obscene gestures
● Possession of alcohol in Notre Dame Stadium
● Use of tobacco, e-cigarettes, or smoking in Notre Dame Stadium
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Guests who display unacceptable behaviors will be subject to sanctions, including refusal of
admittance, removal, and/or arrest.
Credit Cards
Guests can use credit cards to purchase food and beverage at concession stands and portables
in all areas of the stadium. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express are accepted.
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Deep Fryers
Deep fryers are NOT permitted on campus or in the parking lots.
Diaper Bags
Diaper bags are not permitted per the clear bag policy. Diapers, wipes and other supplies for
babies and small children should be placed in an approved clear bag.
Directions to campus
White Field South: Proceed straight at the end of the Exit 77 ramp onto Douglas Rd. Turn right
on to the entrance to White South.
White Field North: Turn left (north) on SR 933. Go north to the third traffic light (Cleveland
Road) and turn right (east). At the first traffic light (Juniper Road) turn right (south). Parking is
the second right past the overpass bridge.
Notre Dame 9-Hole Burke Golf Course: (southwest corner of campus) Enter from Dorr Road
or Angela Boulevard.
Bus parking (Innovation Park)
From State Road 933 and Angela Boulevard: Go east on Angela, and turn right on to Leahy
Drive.
RV Parking (Notre Dame Federal Credit Union)
From Indiana Toll Road at exit 77: Proceed north (left) on State Road 933 to Cleveland Road,
then east to Juniper, south on Douglas, and west on Moreau to the Notre Dame Federal Credit
Union.
Bulla Lot (accessible parking)
Game Day accessible parking is located in the Bulla Lot, just west of Twyckenham Drive, on
Bulla Road. For access to this lot, you must present your state issued placard or display a
qualifying license plate at the time of entry. Accessible shuttle service is provided at no
additional cost and will transport patrons to/from Gate 4 of the Joyce Center Fieldhouse in the
stadium area.
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Important Information
GPS – When traveling to campus, please do not depend on your GPS to get you exactly where
you need to go. With road construction and one-way traffic patterns, GPS systems are not up to
date.
Drones
The University of Notre Dame prohibits any use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), or drones
on campus. The Federal Aviation Administration prohibits the operation of any UAS within a
five-mile radius of an airport. Given the University’s proximity to South Bend International
Airport, any use of UAS on campus is strictly prohibited.
Duncan Student Center (West Building)
A gift from alumnus Raymond T. and Mrs. Sally Duncan features:
● Modern Market, Star Ginger Asian Grill & Noodle Bar, Hagerty Family Café & Stage, Jan
& Marty Hiller Midfield Commons (1st floor)
● Student Affairs Offices, Grojean Family Loft, Student Groups (2nd floor)
● Smith Center for Recreational Sports (3rd and 4th floors)
● Center for Career Development (5th floor)
● Dahnke Ballroom, NBC Sports (7th floor)
● Rasmus Family Club (8th floor)
● Corporate Boxes, Southwest on 9, Football game management (9th floor)
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Eck Visitors Center
The Eck Visitors Center, adjacent to the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore, stands close to the
Notre Dame Avenue entrance to campus. Both buildings opened in 1998 to serve as a first stop
for visitors.
It is open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and Noon until 4:00 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays. Home football weekends, it is open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. on
Friday, Saturdays from 10:00 a.m until 1 hour prior to kickoff, and Sundays from noon until 4:00
pm.
The Visitors Center houses a 150-seat auditorium and presents an introductory video about
Notre Dame. Student-guided tours leave the Visitors Center weekdays at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00
p.m., and on Football Fridays at 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. Tours are free for groups
of 10 or less, and no reservations are necessary.
The Eck Visitors Center is also home to the Notre Dame Alumni Association Headquarters. Call
574-631-6000 or email ndalumni@nd.edu f or more information.
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Eddy Street Commons
Opened in the summer of 2009 immediately south of Notre Dame’s campus, Eddy Street
Commons is an urbanist, mixed-use development that created a “college town” adjacent to
campus. Phase 2 is currently under construction, with a slated full completion date of 2020.
Elevators
ADA/PUBLIC ELEVATORS (in stadium):
● Lower Concourse:
■ Near sections 10 & 11, between Gates A & B (east)
■ Near sections 29 & 30, between Gates D & E (west)
● Upper Concourse:
■ Near sections 110 & 111 (east)
■ Near section 130 (west)
Emergency “If you see something, say something!”
In the event of an emergency, notify the closest Notre Dame Stadium personnel.
● Notre Dame Security Police is available 24 hours a day at 574-631-5555.
● Call 574-631-5555, as it is recommended TO NOT CALL 911 from a cell phone on
Game Days.
● Text IRISH and the issue to 69050 on home game Saturdays.
Evacuation
In the event of an emergency situation, guests will be directed by the public address announcer,
and should follow the directions of University personnel and uniformed law enforcement officers.
Please note that during an emergency, your usual route of exit may not be available and you
should be prepared to use an alternative exit route if necessary.
FOR A TORNADO WARNING, SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WITH LIGHTNING WARNING, OR
IF DIRECTED BY CAMPUS SAFETY:
● Gate A
○ Jordan Hall of Science
○ Hesburgh Library
● Gate B
○ Joyce Center Purcell Pavilion
● Gate C
○ Joyce Center Purcell Pavilion
○ Mendoza College of Business
● Gate D
○ Mendoza College of Business
○ DeBartolo Hall
● Gate E
○ DeBartolo Hall
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○ O'Shaughnessy Hall
○ Fitzpatrick Hall
○ Cushing Hall
○ Decio Faculty Hall
● North Tunnel
○ Decio Faculty Hall
○ Hesburgh Library
○ Jordan Hall of Science
Express Entry Lanes
Express entry lanes for those entering without a bag will be available at ALL gates.
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Fan Fest
Fan Fest is located at the Harris Family Track and Field on home game Saturdays at the
following times:
● 2:30 p.m. kickoff - from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
● 3:30 p.m. kickoff - from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
● 7:30 p.m. kickoff - from 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Live ABC 57 Kickoff show for all home games - 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The dynamic and redesigned Fan Fest allows fans to view segments with Notre Dame Football
greats while listening to live music, participating in interactive opportunities, games, food and
giveaways.
Feedback (see Comments, Concerns, and Contacts)
Field Access
General field access is NOT permitted, pregame, in-game, or postgame. For more information
on field access opportunities please visit und.com/upgrades.
Fighting Irish Media
Fighting Irish Media (FIM) is the communications arm of Notre Dame Athletics — striving to tell
great Notre Dame stories through the lens of athletics. They use writing, statistics, video, social
media and more in their efforts to convey the deep meaning of Notre Dame. You can see a
variety of their work at und.com.
Fire
Please call 574-631-5555 for any issues related to a fire while on campus.
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The Notre Dame Fire Department operates on campus 24/7, is available to assist guests while
on campus, and is the oldest university-based fire department in the nation - dating back to
1879.
First Aid
Please contact the closest Notre Dame personnel to request medical assistance to your location
or call Notre Dame Security Police at 574-631-5555.
Guests inside the stadium may visit any of the four First Aid rooms:
Lower Concourse:
● Section 11, Between Gates A and B (east)
● Section 26, Between Gates D and E (west)
Upper Concourse:
● Section 109/110 (east)
● Section 128/129 (west)
* Nursing mothers are welcome at all locations. First Aid rooms are unable to store pumped milk
or supplies, but can supply ice.
Food (see Appendix)
Football Fridays at the Eck
Football Fridays at the Eck are hosted by the Notre Dame Alumni Association at the Eck
Visitors Center (next to the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore) from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on home
football Fridays. Fans can enjoy tailgate food fresh from the grill, take their picture with a real
ND football helmet, and attend Chalk Talk with Bill and Bill, “Catching Up With…”, featuring a
special guest from the Notre Dame family, the What Would You Fight For: Sneak Peek
series, and check out Notre Dame giveaways and prizes. Admission is free.
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Game Day
Each season our team works to enhance the Game Day experience for everyone joining us on
campus. We are committed to constantly evaluating each and every aspect of a Notre Dame
Game Day with respect to hospitality, communication, safety, security, and more. Thank you for
joining us here on campus to be part of our history and traditions!
Since our inception in 2009, Game Day Operations has been charged with overseeing all
aspects of home football and Shamrock Series weekends. We recognize how extraordinary the
game weekend is for Irish fans and visiting guests, and are committed to creating an
unforgettable experience for all those on campus each weekend. A crucial part of achieving this
is through remarkable hospitality and guest services, providing information and resources, and
inviting everyone to customize THEIR visit to campus!
The University believes Notre Dame home football weekends are a special experience and we
realize how important they are to our alumni, fans, and guests. Each season we continue to
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build upon the positive momentum that we have established. We welcome feedback about your
time on campus, and are committed to making the Notre Dame home game weekend
experience better than ever.
The Game Day team and the office of Campus Safety and Event Management are excited
about the 2018 football season and are eager to welcome our Fighting Irish fans and guests to
campus!
Game Day Guides
Game Day Guides are pamphlets that assist guests with weekend event information. They are
available around campus from Guest Services Teams (GSTs), in the Eck Visitors Center and
several other campus locations, area hotels,or can be downloaded from gameday.nd.edu. They
are courtesy of Notre Dame Athletics, the Notre Dame Alumni Association, and Game Day
Operations.
Game Day Run Club
Run Club is a guided, scenic running tour of campus on Game Day mornings. Visit
http://gameday.nd.edu/traditions/game-day/ for more information and for advance registration.
Runs are $15 per participant, and include a t-shirt. For 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. kickoffs, runs begin at
8:00 a.m., and for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs, runs begin at 9:00 a.m. Check in begins 30 minutes prior
to each run at Gate 2 of the Joyce Center Fieldhouse.
Please note: There is not a Run Club on September 15. Please check out the Kelly Cares
Game Day Chase 5K Run and 5K Family Walk at gamedaychase.com.
Game Day Yoga
Hosted by the Smith Center for Recreational Sports and Game Day, and free and open to all
ability levels. Yoga will begin at 9:00 a.m. each Game Day Saturday in the Joyce Center
Fieldhouse (enter Gate 2). Register for free at gameday.nd.edu/yoga.
Gates
Entrance (by letter)
● Gate A — Dan Devine, northeast side
● Gate B — Ara Parseghian, southeast side
● Gate C — Frank Leahy, south side
● Gate D — Lou Holtz, southwest side
● Gate E — northwest side
● North Tunnel Gate — Knute Rockne, north side
Entrances to Hospitality Areas (by door number)
● Media
○ Enter Corbett Family Hall Door 4
● 1842
○ Enter Duncan Student Center Doors 14, 15, 16, or 17
● Corbett Family Hall
○ Door 3 — Levels 7, 8, and 9 hospitality areas
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○ Door 4 — Media entrance, Levels 7, 8, and 9 hospitality areas
● Duncan Student Center
○ Doors 14, 15, 16, or 17
● O’Neill Hall
○ Door 10
● NBC Entrances
○ Enter service garage via ramp located near Legends
Gates Open
ALL gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff. All times listed are Eastern Time Zone.
● 1:00 p.m. for 2:30 p.m. kickoff
● 2:00 p.m. for 3:30 p.m. kickoff
● 6:00 p.m. for 7:30 p.m. kickoff
Doors to hospitality areas will open to guests 2 hours prior to kickoff
● Duncan Student Center (Doors 14, 15, 16, 17)
● Corbett Family Hall (Doors 3, 4)
● O’Neill Hall (Door 10)
Golf Cart (see Courtesy Carts)
Grills
Propane grills are permitted, but gas cylinders must be under 20 pounds. Charcoal grills are
NOT permitted in the stadium or parking lots.
Grotto
The Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes is one-seventh the size of the famed French shrine where
the Virgin Mary appeared to Saint Bernadette on 18 occasions in 1858. Visiting the site on one
of his many trips to his native country, Notre Dame founder Father Edward Sorin vowed to
reproduce it on the campus of his new university. A gift from Rev. Thomas Carroll, a former
theology student, made it possible in 1896. Boulders from surrounding farms, most weighing
two tons or more, were used in its construction.
A small piece of stone from the original grotto in France is located on the right-hand side of the
shrine directly below the statue of Mary. To Notre Dame students and alumni, the Grotto is a
special place to spend a few quiet moments, and especially during football weekends and finals,
you might have difficulty finding a candle to light. Hundreds of students have proposed marriage
here; outdoor Masses are celebrated regularly; and the Rosary is prayed every day at 6:45
p.m., every day of the year, rain or shine.
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Guest Services Team (GSTs)
As an extension of Notre Dame’s Usher Program, GSTs are positioned around campus to assist
guests and provide assistance. Please look for staff in Green Blazers or polos around campus
and driving Courtesy Carts while visiting Notre Dame.
Personnel are available to assist guests at Stadium Booths at the following locations:
Lower Concourse
● Gates A, B, C, D, and E
Upper Concourse
● Between sections 106/107, 113/114, 124/125, and 131/132
Guest Text Assistance
Text IRISH and the issue to 69050 on Game Day from 8:00 a.m. to approx. 1 hour
post game.
● Participation in this service is free of charge, but standard carrier text messaging and
data charges will apply.
Guglielmino Athletics Complex “The Gug”
This state-of-the-art facility houses the football locker rooms, coaches’ offices and meeting
rooms in addition to enhanced sports medicine, strength and conditioning, and weight room
equipment areas for all Notre Dame student athletes.
Limited access tours are free and open to the public on home game Fridays from 8:00 a.m. -
2:00 p.m., unless otherwise noted.
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Hesburgh Library (Touchdown Jesus/Word of Life Mural)
In honor and tribute to the late Father Theodore Hesburgh, the University library was renamed
the Theodore Hesburgh Library in 1987. This building, which was the largest college library in
the world when it opened in 1963, now joins with several other libraries on campus—collectively
called the Hesburgh Libraries—to contain 3 million volumes, 2 million microfiche units, more
than 17,000 serial subscriptions, and 12,000 audio recordings. The building is also traditionally
an important gathering place for students on campus, whether they want to collaborate in
groups, embark on a pursuit of study materials, or make use of the latest technology in their
entrepreneurial research.
The library features the Word of Life Mural often referred to as Touchdown Jesus. With Jesus
depicted in a famous mural as “the Word of Life,” facing Notre Dame Stadium as the great
teacher, the 14 stories of the Hesburgh Library make an impact on football fans and on scholars
from around the world. The image can be seen over the north end zone. It is 132 feet high and
65 feet wide, containing 81 types of stone from 16 countries. Father Hesburgh was University
president for 35 years from 1952 to 1987.
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Hospitality Seating FAQ
Where is the season premium seating located?
There are two types of premium seating options—loge boxes and club seats. Loge boxes are on
Level 7 and 8 of the Duncan Student Center and on Level 7 of Corbett Family Hall. Club seats
are on Level 7 and 8 of the Duncan Student Center and Corbett Family Hall. Hospitality
including food and beverage is available on floors 7 and 8 of both Duncan and Corbett.
Are the premium seating options handicapped accessible?
Yes, accessible seating is available on all seating levels.
I am not a season ticket holder at Notre Dame Stadium. How can I purchase new premium
seats?
Current season ticket holders and donors to Notre Dame have priority to purchase new
premium seats. To secure a spot on the waitlist for season tickets, should they become
available, contact us at 574-631-3500.
Hotels
Area hotel information can be found at the Morris Inn, Eddy Street Commons, or
visitsouthbend.com/places-to-stay.
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Indoor Practice Facility
The 111,400 square-foot Irish Indoor Athletics Center has been underwritten by gifts from a
number of benefactors. It is scheduled for completion in July 2019 and will be located on the
western-most field of the Notre Dame football team’s LaBar Practice Complex. The new building
will serve as an indoor practice facility for the football and men’s and women’s soccer programs.
It may also play host to campus-wide and community events, sports camps, recreational and
club sports, pep rallies, game-day hospitality and other programming.
Internet/Wi-Fi
For guests to login to Notre Dame wireless internet, direct them to the network entitled
NDStadium17. The first time they connect to this wireless network this season, they will be
asked to register.
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Joyce Center
The Edmund P. Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center, often called the Joyce Center, is a
9,149-seat multi-purpose arena that opened in 1968. The main arena, Philip J. Purcell Pavilion,
opened in 2009 and is located in the southern portion of the facility, and is home to Notre
Dame’s basketball and volleyball teams.
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Joyce Center Fieldhouse
The Joyce Center Fieldhouse houses the Castellan Family Fencing Center for the Notre Dame
Men’s and Women’s Fencing team on the north end, and three regulation wood basketball
courts at the south end, coordinated by RecSports.
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Kids Clubs
Sign up now for the new and improved Notre Dame Kids Club sponsored by Notre Dame
Federal Credit Union!
Available for kids 12 and under, Notre Dame Kids Club membership benefits include:
● Membership card that grants FREE entry* to all ticketed Olympic sports including
men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's lacrosse, baseball, and softball
● Exclusive membership box** that includes:
○ Rally Beads
○ Temporary Tattoos
○ Pompom
○ Exclusive Christmas Ornament
○ Gold T-Shirt
○ Water Bottle
○ Mini Football
● Special offers to select Notre Dame hockey, men's basketball and women's basketball
games
○ one (1) free and up to four (4) half-priced tickets per membership for
designated Kid's Club games
● One (1) free Blue-Gold Game ticket per membership
● One (1) free stadium tour per membership
*Family and friends will need to purchase additional tickets at the box office for soccer,
volleyball, men’s lacrosse, baseball, and softball. Offer based on availability.
**Membership box only available to the first 300 members.
Please call the Murnane Family Ticket Office at 833-ND-IRISH or visit UND.com/KidsClub to
purchase a membership today!
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LaBar Practice Complex
The LaBar Practice Complex is home to the outdoor practice fields of the Fighting Irish football
team. A gift of Rees and Carol LaBar, the practice fields are located directly south of the
Guglielmino Athletics Complex.
Due to construction of the adjacent 111,400 square-foot Irish Indoor Athletics Center, public
access to LaBar Practice Field may be restricted for the 2018 season. Check gameday.nd.edu
for weekly updates.
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The Lakes
St. Mary’s Lake to the west and St. Joseph’s Lake to the east serve as a park and nature
preserve, providing picturesque walking/jogging trails, and host to various student water
activities.
Locker Room Tours
Locker Room tours are no longer available as part of the stadium tour. Please contact the
Murnane Family Ticket Office for more information on stadium tours during the week and on
non-home weekends at 574-631-7356 or visit und.com/tours.
Lost Guest/Child (See Safe in the Seat)
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Main Building
The Main Building, with its famous Golden Dome, is a centerpiece of Notre Dame’s past and
present. Today, it serves primarily as a headquarters for administration, although it still contains
classrooms, harking back to a time when it was a crossroads where students learned, ate
meals, and resided. This structure is actually the third building to stand on the site. It was built in
1879, the same year in which the previous building was destroyed by fire.
The Golden Dome was added to this building in 1882 and was most recently regilded in 2005.
The regilding process uses only about a fistful of gold leaf to cover the entire structure. Atop the
Dome, you will find a 19-foot-tall, 4,000-pound statue of Mary, the Mother of God, “Notre Dame”
(“Our Lady”). With this beautiful adornment, the Main Building is 187 feet tall, making it the
second tallest structure on campus after the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
Maps (see Appendix)
Martin Media Center (MMC)
The Rex and Alice A. Martin Media Center and Notre Dame Studios are on the first floor of
Corbett Family Hall.
Mascot
The Leprechaun is the official mascot of The University of Notre Dame.
Mass
Game Day Weekends
Saturdays:
2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. kickoff – Ball State, Vanderbilt, and Pittsburgh
30 minutes after the game
● Basilica of the Sacred Heart
● Residence Halls: Alumni, Dillon*, Keough*, Ryan, Sorin, and Siegfried
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● Leighton Concert Hall, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center (DPAC)
Mass will be canceled for games that end after 8:30 p.m.; *No Mass October 13
7:30 p.m. kickoff – Michigan, Stanford, Florida State
● 4:00 p.m. Basilica of the Sacred Heart
● 4:00 p.m. Residence Halls: Alumni, Dillon, Keough, Ryan, Siegfried and Sorin Halls
● 4:30 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall, DPAC
Sundays:
Basilica at 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 11:45 a.m.
Sacred Heart Parish Center at 6:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. in the Crypt
Medical Device Bag
Medical device bags and equipment are permitted, but will be inspected upon entrance to Notre
Dame Stadium.
Morris Inn Notre Dame
The Morris Inn is a AAA 4 Diamond Hotel, placing the hotel in the top 5 percent of hotels in the
United States. It sits at the heart of Notre Dame’s campus. Call the Direct Line at 574-631-2000,
Reservations at 800-280-7256, or Sales and Events at 574-631-1400.
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ND Mobile App
By downloading the ND Mobile App within Android or iPhone, you can select the Game Day
module for home game weekend information.
Notre Dame Stadium
Notre Dame Stadium is located on the University of Notre Dame’s campus, and has a capacity
for over 78,000 guests with 74,000 in the bowl and 4,000 in the premium spaces. It was built in
1930, and renovated in 1997 and 2014.
Nursing Mothers
Nursing Mothers may utilize one of the First Aid rooms for a more private area to nurse or pump.
The First Aid Room near Section 128/129 provides more comfortable chairs for nursing moms.
Please note: First Aid rooms are unable to store pumped milk or supplies, but can supply ice.
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O’Neill Hall (South Building)
A gift from Helen and Charles Schwab in honor of her brother Joe O’Neill. O’Neill Hall includes:
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● Department of Music and Sacred Music at Notre Dame
● LaBar Family Performance and Rehearsal Halls (1st floor)
● Michuda Family Rehearsal Hall, lecture hall, and music library (3rd floor)
● South Club (4th)
● Departmental offices and practice rooms (4th and 5th floors)
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Parking
● All parking lots open at 7:00 a.m. on Game Day.
● Overnight parking is NOT permitted in ANY Game Day parking lots.
● All vehicles must exit the parking lots within three hours of the conclusion of the game.
● Stadium and Joyce lots will have a defined "emergency access" lane in the center of
each aisle way. Tailgates are not permitted to set up chairs, tables, canopies, etc., within
that area.
● Tailgating policies are in effect for all lots and available to review when planning your
tailgate.
● Follow the directions of the parking attendants as you arrive. Do not hold spots for late
arrivals.
● Stadium and Joyce lots will begin to be parked in a safer and more efficient manner.
From 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m., vehicles will be allowed to park in spots of their choosing
within their assigned lot. Starting at 9:00 a.m., vehicles will begin to be parked in “zipper
filled” manner. This means that vehicles will be park in the order in which they arrive.
Parking attendants will direct you into the next available stall. Vehicles will not be
allowed to deviate from the parking attendant’s direction.
● Various law enforcement personnel will be on duty in the parking lots before, during and
after the game. In the event of an emergency dial (574) 631-5555 or 911 from any
campus, public, or mobile phone.
● Use one space per car including tailgating. Please maintain the aisles for emergency
vehicle traffic.
● Vehicle size may be no larger than 6.5 feet wide and 20 feet long. Box trucks,
motorcycles, vehicles with trailers or tow-ins, and non-registered golf carts or pedal cabs
are not permitted.
● Tailgate parties are not permitted during the game.
● Kegs are not permitted on campus, in the parking lots, or adjacent areas.
● Abuse of the rights of others will not be tolerated in the parking lots or on any University
grounds.
● Large parties are not permitted on campus, including parking lots.
● Charcoal grill or deep fryer use is prohibited on University property. The maximum
propane cylinder size is 20 lbs.
● Alcohol is prohibited in Notre Dame Stadium and central campus. Smoking, tobacco,
and e-cigarettes are prohibited in the stadium.
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● Speakers that can stand alone, are excessively loud, or are connected to an amplifier
are prohibited. Live bands or DJs are also not permitted.
Pedal Cabs
Game Day offers a pedal cab service to guests throughout the game weekend. The cabs seat
two adults and are operated by student clubs from across campus. All proceeds from the
service will go toward the operator’s student club.
● Friday: 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
● Saturday: 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. for 2:30 p.m kickoffs
● Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. for 3:30 p.m. kickoffs
● Saturday: Noon – 6:00 p.m. for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs
Pep Rallies
The Fighting Irish kick off home game weekends with pep rallies each Football Friday night.
Unless otherwise noted, pep rallies begin at 6:00 p.m.
● Michigan (Aug. 31) – outside the Rockne Memorial Building
● Ball State (Sept. 7) –Eddy Street commons
● Vanderbilt (Sept. 14) – Hesburgh Library Quad
● Stanford (Sept. 28) – Eddy Street commons
● Pittsburgh (Oct. 12) – Compton Family Ice Arena
● Florida State (Nov. 9) – Compton Family Ice Arena
There is no admission charge and there are no tickets required for the rallies, which begin at
6:00 p.m. For each outdoor rally, there also will be a band performing beginning at 5:00 p.m.
Prohibited Items/Permitted Items
Safety and security rules will be strictly enforced and violators may be removed for failing to
comply. Future ticket privileges may be revoked.
PROHIBITED at TAILGATES:
● Amplified Sound – Speakers that stand alone, are excessively loud or are connected to
an amplifier
● Box trucks, motorcycles, over-sized vans, vehicles with trailers or tow-ins, and
non-University golf carts or pedal cabs
● Charcoal grills
● Deep fryers
● Drones
● Kegs
● Open flames (i.e. fire pits)
● Propane cylinders larger than 20 lbs
● Stakes
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PERMITTED at TAILGATES:
● Propane grills are permitted, but gas cylinders MUST be under 20 lbs.
● Tents or canopies (no larger than 10 ft. x 10 ft.)
PROHIBITED in STADIUM:
When planning your visit, please note the following are NOT permitted inside Notre Dame
Stadium, Duncan Student Center, Corbett Family Hall, or O'Neill Hall during home game
weekends and select events:
● Weapons of any kind
● Alcohol
● Artificial noisemakers
● Bags, includes, but not limited to, purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases,
backpacks, fanny packs, drawstring/cinch sack bags, luggage of any kind, computer
bags, camera bags, binocular cases, diaper bags, grocery bags, and bags larger than
the permissible size noted in the clear bag policy.
● Cans or glass bottles
● Drones or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
● Fireworks or Explosives
● Food or Beverage
● GoPro or Selfie Sticks
● Large containers
● Laser or Pen Pointers
● Opened bottles of any kind or other drinking containers
● Signs or banners
● Smoking, tobacco, or e-cigarettes (St. Joseph County ordinance)
● Stadium chairs or seat backs (Unless medical reason with documentation)
● Strollers
● The throwing of any object at any time
● Any other items deemed dangerous or inappropriate
PERMITTED in STADIUM:
● Binoculars
● Blankets
● Cameras and limited use of camcorders (without cases, must adhere to Clear Bag
Policy)
● Cell phones and pagers
● Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC Bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12" with logo on one side
only to not exceed 4.5" x 3.4"
● Clutch bag, with or without handle or strap, or wallet not to exceed 4.5" x 6.5"
● Medical bags or equipment (at designated gates)
● One-Gallon clear plastic zip bags (such as Ziploc or Hefty)
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● Pumps for nursing mothers (at designated gates)
● Radios
● Rain Apparel
● Seat Cushions not to exceed 16" x 16"
● Umbrellas
● Unopened, sealed water bottles
Please Note: Cameras, camcorders, cell phones, radios, and umbrellas are allowed as long as
they do not compromise the view or experience of others. Permitted items above, including
diapers, wipes, and other supplies for babies and small children, should be placed in an
approved clear bag.
Personal Message Requests (Video Boards)
The video boards are not able to accommodate personal message requests.
Photos
Professional photos can be purchased from University Communications at Notre Dame by
visiting photos.nd.edu.
Player Walk
The Fighting Irish will proceed south from Hesburgh Library to the North Tunnel/Knute Rockne
Gate of Notre Dame Stadium.
The Irish will start to walk approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes before kickoff:
● 12:15 p.m. for 2:30 p.m. kickoffs
● 1:15 p.m. for 3:30 p.m. kickoffs
● 5:15 p.m. for 7:30 p.m. kickoffs
Programs
Football programs are sold at various locations around campus and the stadium concourses.
Public Safety Information
The Public Safety Information desk and Lost and Found are located on the west side of Notre
Dame Stadium between Gates D and E near Section 28. For questions after the game, please
contact NDSP at 574-631-5555.
Purcell Pavilion
Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center has a capacity for 9,149 guests and was renovated in 2009.
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Re-entry/Exit/Passes Out
Notre Dame Stadium does NOT permit passes out of the stadium for re-entry to the stadium.
Recycling (Sustainability)
Be a part of Notre Dame’s efforts to go green! Below is an overview of Notre Dame’s recycling
program on game day.
Recycling in the parking lots:
● At each home game, teams of volunteer students circulate through the Stadium, Joyce,
Library, Bulla, Burke, and Bookstore tailgate lots, distributing blue recycle bags to guests
and answering questions about single stream recycling.
● In an effort to promote recycling and keep the most congested parking lots clean,
parking lot attendants will distribute to each incoming car 2 blue bags for recycling and 2
clear bags for trash. Guests may leave their opened or loosely tied recycle bags and tied
up clear trash bags at their vehicles for pick up before kickoff. We ask that fans do not
overload the exterior trash and recycling barrels.
○ Acceptable items for recycling — no food or liquids please:
■ Empty plastic bottles
■ Empty glass bottles
■ Empty aluminum cans
Recycling in the stadium:
● Throughout the upper and lower level concourse areas there are clearly marked green
recycle containers for clean, empty recyclables.
○ Acceptable items for stadium recycling — no foods or liquids, please:
■ Empty plastic water bottles (with or without lids)
■ Empty blue plastic souvenir cups
■ Clean corrugated cardboard food/beverage tray
● All food and non-recyclable items should be placed in the trash receptacles located
throughout the concourse areas.
Restrooms
Men’s and women’s restrooms are located within the stadium, and all have changing stations,
except for Men’s Restroom #1209 near Section 13/14.
Family Restrooms:
Lower Concourse: Near Sections 9 and 10 by the elevators
Upper Concourse: Near Sections 111 and 112
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Retail (Merchandise)
Stadium Shop Trailers (outside of the stadium)
Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to kickoff
Stadium Shop Booths and Kiosks (inside the stadium)
Saturday: 90 minutes before kickoff to approx. 1 hour post-game
Hammes Bookstore and Cafe (Eddy Street Commons)
● Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
● Saturday: 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
● Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore
● Friday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
● Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (day games) 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. (night games)
● Sunday 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Leep Varsity Shop (Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center)
● Friday 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
● Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (day games) 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (night games)
● Sunday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
South Stadium Shop (Gate B)
● Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
● Friday 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
● Sunday 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (day games) 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. (night games)
Dellelce Family Hockey Shop (Compton Family Ice Arena)
● Hours of operation vary depending on events — check store for hours
RVs
RV parking is located in and around the lots surrounding the Notre Dame Federal Credit Union,
located at 1828 Moreau Drive. RV parking is $125, and must be purchased the day of the game
at the entrance to the lot. Parking passes for RVs are NOT available to purchase in advance.
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Safe in the Seat
Safe in the Seat is a program devised to reunite children or persons who may be vulnerable if
they become separated from their group while attending home football games.
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Safe in the Seat wristbands can be obtained from Guest Services booths located on the lower
concourse at Gates A, B, C, D, and E or upper concourse booths near Sections 106/107,
113/114, 124/125, and 131/132 in Notre Dame Stadium.
School Colors
Notre Dame's official colors for the University are blue (Pantone 289) and gold (Pantone 117).
Seat Cushions
Seat cushions that are single soft foam, measuring 16” x 16” are permitted. However, due to the
close proximity of seats in the stadium, chair backs are NOT permitted, unless medical
documentation is provided.
Seat cushions can be rented on the day of the game inside Notre Dame Stadium.
Security
For Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP), please call 574-631-5555 for any issues while on
campus. Notre Dame Security Police operate 24/7 on campus.
Selling of Items
The University does NOT allow solicitation or the selling of items on campus or in parking lots.
Shamrock Series
The Shamrock Series is Notre Dame’s home-away-from-home game series, which began in
2009 when the first game of the series was played in San Antonio at the Alamodome (Alamo
Bowl).
The series went on to New York in 2010 at Yankee Stadium (New York Yankees); Washington,
D.C., in 2011 at FedEx Field (Washington Redskins); Chicago in 2012 at Soldier Field (Chicago
Bears); Dallas in 2013 at AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys); Indianapolis in 2014 at Lucas Oil
Stadium (Indianapolis Colts); Boston in 2015 at Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox); and returned to
San Antonio in 2016 at the Alamodome. The Shamrock Series was on hold for 2017, as the
Campus Crossroads Project was opened. In 2018, the Irish return to Yankee Stadium (New
York Yankees) vs. Syracuse on Nov. 17th at 2:30 p.m.
The Shirt
In its 29th year, The Shirt Project began in 1990 as a means to raise money to fund Notre Dame
student activities, a cause it continues to support today. Visit theshirt.nd.edu for more
information.
The Shirt 2018 highlights the strong, unbreakable unity of our Notre Dame family. From our
dedicated fans to our talented players, the Notre Dame family is unlike that of any other
University. A goal line stand is the dominant feature on the back of the design, reminding fans
world-wide that the Fighting Irish always fight to the end regardless of the odds, great or small.
The memory of legendary football coach Ara Parseghian will echo throughout the stadium as
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