Upcoming Event: Women's Soccer at #5 Virginia on September 11, 2025 at 7 p.m.
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Women's Soccer
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Please find below a list of disability services currently provided at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Prior to game day, please reach out to the Duke Access and Accommodations Office at 919-668-1267 to help make arrangements for your visit or if you have any special needs, questions or concerns regarding our accessibility and accommodations.
- Accessible Parking – Located in the Whitford Lot. An ADA parking placard or license plate is required. Parking is limited to one vehicle per placard.
- Accessible Entrances – All general public entrances to Cameron Indoor Stadium at Rubenstein Pavilion and South Hall of Honor are accessible for guests with disabilities. All stadium doors open one (1) hour prior to the match. There is elevator access to the lower level next to the Champions Club behind Section 2 on the upper level.
- Accessible Seating - is available in chairs on a first come, first serve basis on the lower level in front of Section 20.
- Accessible Concessions Window – is located on the lower level in the North Lobby behind Section 18. When looking at the concessions stand, the accessible window is located at the door on the far right of the stand.
- Accessible Restrooms – On court level, Men’s Restrooms are located in the North Lobby behind Section 18 and off the South Lobby in Room 109. Women’s Restrooms are located in the South Lobby behind Section 20. On the upper level, Men’s Restrooms are located behind Sections 1 and 9 and Women’s Restrooms are located behind Sections 4,6 and 12. Gender neutral accessible family restrooms (Room 103T and 104T) are located on the lower level off the South Lobby.
- Lactation Room - There is an accessible lactation room (Room 102) located on the lower level of Cameron Indoor Stadium on the southeast corner off of the South Lobby.
- Assistive Listening Devices – Are available upon request at the Marketing table in front of Section 20 or to a guest services staff member.
- Stadium Evacuation – In the event of a stadium evacuation, Duke Athletics staff will be available to guests with disabilities who request assistance in exiting the stadium. The primary accessible exit for the accessible seating area on court level is Rubenstein Pavilion. Additional accessible exits on court level are located in the North Lobby. Additional accessible exits on the upper concourse are located at the South Hall of Honor and the Exit Only Doors behind Sections 13 and 16. All emergency PA announcements are accompanied by visual messaging on the stadium video board.
- Service Animals and Service Animals in Training – Please review the Animal and Service Animal Policies below for detailed guidelines on Service Animals and Service Animals in Training.
- Emotional Support Animals – Therapy dogs, emotional support dogs and companion dogs are not Service Animals as defined by the ADA and are not permitted at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
- 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 a Duke staff member for more information.
It is strictly prohibited to bring alcohol into Cameron Indoor Stadium. Individuals violating this policy are subject to removal from the facility.
Cameron Indoor Stadium adheres to specific guidelines regarding animals during games:
Service Animals: Trained service animals are welcome at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Service animals are dogs specifically trained to assist individuals with disabilities, which may be physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disabilities. These animals must remain under the handler’s control at all times and should be leashed or tethered, except when such tethering would impede the animal’s ability to perform its trained tasks. Service animals must not exhibit aggressive behavior towards people or other animals and are not to bark, growl or whine unless this forms part of a task related to the handler’s disability. They should not seek food or other items from the general public and their presence should not disrupt standard operations. All service animals must have up-to-date rabies vaccination tags or proof of such vaccination available upon request. Any service animal that does not adhere to these guidelines may be asked to leave the facility.
Service Animals in Training: In North Carolina, service animals in training are granted the same rights of access as service animals assisting individuals with disabilities. These animals should be easily identifiable as service animals in training, typically through a collar, leash, harness, or cape. Like fully trained service animals, they must have up-to-date rabies vaccination tags or similar proof of vaccination available on request. Trainers are responsible for any damage caused by the animal on Duke University property. Service animals in training must remain under the handler’s control at all times, be housebroken, and adhere to the same behavioral standards as fully trained service animals. Should a service animal in training fail to meet these standards, it may be asked to leave the facility.
Personal Pets and Emotional Support Animals: Personal pets as well as therapy dogs, emotional support dogs and companion dogs, are not allowed inside the stadium during games. It’s important to note that these animals are not considered service animals as defined by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and, as such, do not have access rights to the stadium during events. This policy ensures the safety and comfort of all attendees.
Please note that Cameron Indoor Stadium operates as a cashless venue. We accept credit/debit cards and mobile pay apps exclusively for all transactions within the stadium. For guests requiring cash services, a Duke Federal Credit Union ATM is located outside Scott Family Athletics Performance Center next to the Duke Ticket Office windows.
Purses, small bags, strollers and backpacks are permitted into Cameron Indoor Stadium for volleyball matches. Duffel bags and large bags greater than 14” x 14” x 8” are not permitted (reasonable exceptions may be medical or childcare reasons). All bags and personal items are subject to search by Event Staff upon entry. Duke University reserves the right to deny anyone or anything from entering the stadium. Any such items should be returned to your vehicle and/or discarded. There is no place to check or store prohibited items at the stadium.
For the safety of all in attendance, bags/items are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Unattended bags/items found outside the stadium will be dealt with in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials, including but not limited to disposal. Duke University and Duke Athletics are not responsible for the loss of any unattended items.
Banners and signs are permitted inside Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke University reserves the right to prohibit or remove any banner or sign that obstructs the view of other guests, obscures stadium signage, can be considered an advertisement, political statement or is determined to be obscene, vulgar, indecent, inappropriate or derogatory.
Proof of the Pudding operates the concession stands in Cameron Indoor Stadium. A great variety of food items and Coca-Cola products are available from the concession stand located in the North Lobby of Cameron Indoor Stadium behind Section 18. An accessible concessions window is located at the door on the far right of the stand when looking at the counter. The concessions stand opens 60 minutes prior to the start of the match.
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 and staff with DukeCard in-hand (mobile DukeCard payment not currently available).
Duke Athletics expects all guests to conduct themselves in an appropriate manner at all times before, during and after the competition. 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 Cameron Indoor Stadium by not:
- Interfering with other guests’ ability to enjoy the match
- Using/displaying foul or abusive language or gestures
- Standing, sitting or otherwise obstructing stadium aisles
- Verbal or physical harassment of guests or stadium staff
- Appearing to be intoxicated or in a diminished capacity
- Entering the competition or restricted access areas
- Throwing objects onto the court or within the venue
- Otherwise, being disorderly, unruly or disruptive
Violators are subject to removal from the facility and possible arrest. Guests should contact Duke Athletics staff if they feel someone is not acting appropriately. Duke University Students are subject to referral to the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards for disciplinary action.
Rubenstein Pavilion and South Hall of Honor will be open to the public 1 hour prior to the start of the match. Both entrances are accessible entrances.
For your safety during emergencies, we ask you to follow these guidelines:
- Follow Directions: In any emergency, adhere to instructions from the public address (PA) announcer, event staff and emergency responders.
- Designate Meet-Up Locations: Establish a pre-determined meeting spot both inside and outside the stadium for reuniting with friends and family if separated or in case of an emergency.
- Know Your Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and an alternate exit from your location. Accessible exits for guests with disabilities include:
- Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 15 and 16 - South Hall of Honor
- Sections 5, 6 and TV Booth - Section 6 Stairwell
- Sections 7, 8 and Radio/Team Video Booth - Section 7 Stairwell
- Sections 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 - North Hall of Honor
- Sections 17, 18, 19 and Media Room - North Lobby
- Sections 18, 19 - Legacy Room Door (Northeast Door)
- Sections 17, 19, 20 and Champions Club - South Lobby
- See Something, Say Something: If you see or become aware of any activity that is unusual, suspicious or causes you concern, report the activity to the nearest police officer or event staff.
- Text Guest Assistance Service at (919) 668-5576 – message and data rates may apply
- Call the Operations Center at (919) 668-5777
- Emergency Vehicle Access: Keep roads and emergency lanes clear at all times. Vehicle or objects blocking lanes may be towed or removed at the owner’s expense.
- Be Weather Aware: Monitor weather conditions and be prepared for heat, rain or severe weather. If the game is suspended due to severe weather, return to your vehicle until further notice.
Outside food and beverages are prohibited. (Exceptions: Medical & childcare reasons)
If any article is lost or found in the stadium, please inquire about or report the item to Duke Athletics staff. Any Items turned in during the match will be given to the Game Manager. All lost and found items not picked up prior to the end of the match will be available for pick-up the following business day by contacting Duke Athletic Facilities & Game Operations at (919) 668-5658 or duaa-gameops@duke.edu to inquire about lost item(s). Unclaimed lost and found items will be retained for thirty (30) days following the event. After that time, any unclaimed items will be discarded.
There is no in-stadium merchandise sales for regular season Duke Volleyball matches. The Johnson Family Team Store is located in the Scott Family Athletics Performance Center across from the Rubenstein Pavilion Entrance to Cameron Indoor Stadium. Store hours can be found online by visiting dukestores.duke.edu/index.php/store-hours/.
When volleyball matches coincide with football or basketball game days, alternative parking arrangements may be required. Specific details will be provided in a parking & traffic alert posted on the Game Day Parking and Traffic Information Page prior to game day.
General Public Parking is available in the Science Dr Garage (GPS: 3100 Cameron Blvd.) with all entry/exit via Cameron Blvd/751 starting 2 hours prior to start of match.
Accessible Parking, Drop-Off and Pick-Up point is located at Whitford Lot on Whitford Drive (GPS Address: 110 Whitford Dr) and opens (2) hours prior to the start of the event. Please note that ADA Parking placards or license plates are required for ADA Parking. Only one car per placard. If you need assistance or have questions about ADA parking on Duke’s Campus for events, please contact Duke Access and Accommodations Office at 919-668-1267.
- Tailgating - Tailgating is permitted in the Whitford Drive Lot. Tents, tables, tarps or canopies ARE NOT permitted if they impede foot or vehicular traffic or if they extend into additional parking spaces. Tailgating is not permitted in Science Dr Garage.
- Parking Disclaimer - Duke University assumes no responsibility for loss through fire, theft, collision or otherwise to the car or contents. Vehicles are parked at the owner's risk.
- Parking Emergency Information - In case of emergency please dial (919) 684-2444 for Duke Police Emergency Dispatch or 9-1-1 for Durham Police. 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.
For the safety and game day experience of all guests, the following items are prohibited from entering the stadium:
- Alcoholic beverages
- All Drones and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) – https://drones.duke.edu/policies
- Artificial noisemakers
- Duffel bags and large bags greater than 14” x 14” x 8” (exception: Medical & childcare reasons)
- Balloons
- Balls and Frisbees
- Cameras w/lens over 4 inches
- Coolers and Containers (ice chests, thermoses, cups, bottles or other like containers)
- Hazardous Materials
- Illegal Drugs
- Items obstructing sightlines of other guests
- Laser Pointers
- Outside chairs (lounge chairs, folding chairs, etc.)
- Outside food and beverage (exception: medical & childcare reasons)
- Pets (except service animals)
- Selfie Sticks
- Shoes with wheels (wheelies)
- Video Cameras
- Weapons of any kind (including pocketknives)
Duke University reserves the right to deny anyone or anything from entering the stadium. Any such items should be returned to your vehicle and/or discarded. All guests are subject to be searched before entering the stadium.
For the safety of all in attendance, bags/items are not permitted to be left unattended outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Unattended bags/items found outside the stadium will be dealt with in in a manner deemed appropriate by stadium officials, including but not limited to disposal. Duke University and Duke Athletics are not responsible for loss of any unattended items.
Restrooms in Cameron Indoor Stadium open with stadium doors one (1) hour prior to the start of the match. Men’s Restrooms are located behind Sections 1 and 9 on the upper level and on the lower level behind Section 18 in the North Lobby and room 108 in the South Lobby. Women’s Restrooms are located behind Sections 4, 6 and 12 on the upper level, on the lower level in the southwest corner between Sections 17 and 20 and in the South Lobby Room 107. All men's and women's restrooms are accessible for guests with disabilities.
Gender Neutral Accessible Family Restrooms: There are two gender neutral accessible family restrooms (Room 103T and Room 104T) located on the lower level of Cameron Indoor Stadium on the southeast corner off of the South Lobby. The restroom is accessible for guests with disabilities, unisex and provides a changing table for families with small children.
All seating in Cameron Indoor Stadium for Duke Volleyball games is general admission. Accessible seating is available on court level in front of Section 20 (behind the baseline of the court). If you are in need of assistance or information, please ask any Duke Athletics staff member to contact the Game Manager.
Duke University is a Tobacco-Free Campus, including game days at Cameron Indoor 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 a Duke staff member more information.
Streaming for select games is available through ACC Network Extra via the WatchESPN platform.
All regular season Duke volleyball matches at Cameron Indoor Stadium are free of charge and no tickets are necessary.
Duke Athletics provides complimentary Wi-Fi at Cameron Indoor Stadium on the “GoDuke” network.
