ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (ADA)

Phoenix Raceway is dedicated to creating an inclusive and comfortable environment for all visitors. The venue provides a wide range of accessibility services, including accessible seating, designated parking areas, and on-site assistance from trained staff. Whether you’re attending the NASCAR Cup Series or another major event, these features are in place to help every guest enjoy race weekend with ease.

Accessible seating

Phoenix Raceway offers multiple wheelchair-accessible seating options across the venue. The Bobby Allison Grandstand includes accessible seating areas on both the lower and upper levels, each with nearby companion seats so guests can enjoy the event together with friends or family.

Each wheelchair-accessible ticket purchase also includes a Reserved Accessible Parking Pass. This pass allows entry to a designated parking area close to the Speedway. Be sure to check the directions printed on the back of the pass before departure, as they outline the best route to your assigned lot. A valid state-issued disability license plate or placard is required to use accessible parking.

Accessible parking

Guests displaying a state-issued disability plate or placard may use the Speedway’s ADA parking facilities. To reach the accessible parking areas:

• Exit I-10 at Avondale Boulevard (Exit 131) and head south toward the track
• Follow the blue directional signs leading to Phoenix Raceway

Accessible parking guidelines

• The individual to whom the disability plate or placard is issued must be present in the vehicle and able to provide identification if requested.
• Vehicles found misusing disability plates or placards may be redirected to general parking areas.
• Although Phoenix Raceway provides more accessible parking than legally required, these spaces fill quickly, so arriving early is advised.
• Parking is offered on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached, after which guests will be directed to general parking.
• Accessible parking is intended for standard passenger vehicles and light trucks only; oversized vehicles will be sent to alternate parking zones.

Reserved accessible parking

Guests who purchase wheelchair-accessible seating receive a Reserved Accessible Parking Pass, granting access to a specific ADA-designated lot. Please follow the instructions printed on the back of the pass carefully to reach the correct location.

To park in a reserved accessible area, guests must display both:

• The Reserved Accessible Parking Pass issued by Phoenix Raceway
• A valid state-issued disability license plate or placard

Please note that only one Reserved Accessible Parking Pass is issued per account, regardless of the number of wheelchair-accessible seats purchased.