Accessible Seating

Guests with Disabilites Accessible Seating

Wheelchair accessible tickets can be purchased in advance or on race day based on availablity. One companion ticket may be purchased for each wheelchair ticket purchased. 

In Row 54 of the Center Grandstand and Rows 70 and 21 of the Turn 3 Grandstand, and Turn 1 sections 43-73 bench-style seating is provided for the companion. In Grandstands without bench-style seating a folding chair is provided for the companion.

SEATING SECTIONS WHERE WHEELCHAIR ACCESS IS AVAILABLE:

Accessible Parking
The Speedway provides free designated parking areas in all parking lots for guests with disabilities. Vehicles displaying the proper credential will be directed to that area upon entry into the parking lot.
Please be sure to approach the Speedway from the inbound traffic pattern that allows access to the parking area of your first choice. Please see pages 16-19 for traffic pattern maps and information. All handicapped parking lots are available on a first come first served basis.
Accessible parking areas fill early and you may be directed to alternate or overflow parking areas.

Michigan Vehicle Codes MCL 257.674, 257.675 and 257.675c contain the following sections pertaining to the display and use of a disabled parking permit.  A disability placard or license plate is intended for use only by the person with a disability or someone transporting the person with a disability.
Under Michigan Law, it is illegal to:
- Use a disability placard or license plate when the person with a disability is not being transported.
- Lend a disability placard to another person
- Alter or make a copy of a disability placard
- Continue using the disability placard issued to a family member who has since passed away.

Improper use may result in the immediate confiscation and cancellation of the disability placard or license plate. Furthermore, improper use, altering, forging, or copying a disability placard is a misdemeanor crime that may result in fines up to $500.00, jail time up to 30 days, or both.

Any individual presenting a placard for accessible parking privileges at MIS is subject to a review of integrity by on site law enforcement.

Additionally, Michigan International Speedway reserves the right to refuse admission, eject from its facility and deny ticket renewal privileges to any person whose actions and conduct are deemed inappropriate or illegal.

Accessible Transportation Assistance
The Speedway provides free transportation assistance to guests with disabilities using Guest Trams and Disability Transport Carts.

Guest Tram service is available in:
- Lot 4
- Lot 6
- Lot 7
- Lot 8
- Lot 9
- Lot 12
- Lot 14

If additional transportation assistance is needed, or if you're parked in a lot not listed above, go to any Guest Information Center and request a Disability Transport Cart. The cart will transport the individual needing assistance and one companion near a gate close to their seating section.

Pre-race drop-off stations and post-race pick-up stations are at Guest Information Centers near:
- Gate 17
- Gate 21
- Gate 24
- Gate 29
- Gate 31
- Gate 32 (Sunday only)

At peak use times delays should be expected.
For the safety of our guests post-race disability care service begins 45 minutes after the conclusion of the race on Sunday.

This is a free service courtesy of Michigan International Speedway. Tipping of drivers is not permitted.

Accessible Restrooms
Wheelchair accessible restrooms have a wheelchair plaque posted at the entrance of the building.

Service Animals
The Speedway recognizes the importance of service animals in assisting guests with visual and other impairments. These animals are welcome throughout the property, but must remain leashed and harnessed at all times. Guests are required to bring their own pet waste disposal bags. Guests who bring service animals should request wheelchair seating to accommodate the service animals safely and comfortably.