Inclusive
Game Day
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Live: High crowds near Gate 7. Sensory Room A open — 5 min wait.
refreshEXPERIENCE THE ENERGY OF INCLUSION
Empowering stadiums for fans with invisible disabilities.
Featured Video
Official Game Day Introduction
Dr. Eric S. Fishon · UF College of Education
Live Crowd Levels
Stadium Map
Key Accessibility Locations
Unseen Disabilities Support
Quiet Zones
All quiet zones are staffed, sensory-friendly environments. Reduced noise, dimmed lighting, no crowd pressure.
North End Zone Quiet Space
Gate 2 · Level 1 · Near Section 4
South End Zone Quiet Space
Gate 14 · Level 1 · Near Section 16
Quiet Watch Zone — West Side
Gate 4 · Headphones provided
Game Timeline
Sensory alerts appear 5 minutes before each event so you can prepare or find a quiet space.
Gator Walk
Team arrival with fans lining the walkway. Expect cheering and excitement.
Band Practice
Marching band warm-up outside the stadium. Loud music and drums.
Orange & Blue Chant
Stadium-wide synchronized chant. Very loud crowd noise.
Fireworks Warning
Pre-game fireworks display. Loud explosions and bright flashing lights.
National Anthem
Military flyover may accompany. Expect sudden loud jet noise.
KICKOFF!
Game begins! Sirens and crowd eruption. Peak noise: ~115 dB.
Video Gallery
Featured
Official Game Day Introduction
Dr. Eric S. Fishon · UF College of Education
Inclusive Game Day Series
Visit inclusivegameday.com for more resources.
XTERMIGATOR Kids
Fun activities, calm tools, and Gator adventures designed for every young fan! 🐊
Calm Down Tool
Let's Breathe Together 🌊
Follow the circle. Breathe in as it grows, out as it shrinks.
Eye Spy Gator Hunt 🐊
Find these things around the stadium! Tap each one when you spot it.
Badge Collection
Emergency Support
Your location will be shared with stadium staff. Help is on the way.
Direct Contacts
Reserve Sensory Kit
Inclusive Game Day Kit
Free sensory kits available at 3 locations. Reserve now to guarantee availability.
Select Pickup Location
F.I.S.H.O.N. Framework
Developed by Dr. Eric S. Fishon
UF College of Education · www.inclusivegameday.com
Physical spaces and resources designed to reduce sensory overload from the ground up.
Social stories, timelines, and advance notice reduce anxiety through predictability.
Trained staff with disability awareness and de-escalation skills throughout the venue.
Inclusive design principles applied to every fan touchpoint, from seating to concessions.
Policies and procedures that embed inclusion into daily stadium operations.
A venue-wide culture that celebrates neurodiversity and makes every fan feel they belong.
The Extended Market Effect
30% of US adults have a disability — mostly invisible or cognitive. For every person with a disability who can't attend, 4 additional tickets go unsold as family members stay home. Inclusive Game Day turns this challenge into opportunity.
Notifications
Quiet Ear Games 🎧
Look around and count how many orange things you can find!
Find paper in your sensory kit and sketch the stadium from your seat.
Make up a story about a Gator who helps their team win the big game!
Join Kids Club
XTERMIGATOR Kids Club
Free membership for young Gator fans!
Sensory Activity Guide
Downloadable Social Stories
Illustrated guides for children with sensory processing differences.
Live Crowd Reports
Community-reported noise levels. Help others by sharing your section's status.