Disability Access & Accommodations
Stanford University is committed to ensuring its facilities, programs and services are accessible to everyone. A variety of resources are available for guests with disabilities and/or those needing additional support/assistance to participate in Family Weekend activities.
Disability-related accommodations and information can be requested during the registration process.
Wheelchair Rentals and Additional Accessibility Resources
Please note that wheelchairs and other assistive devices are not available on-site during Family Weekend. If you or a family member requires a mobility device, we encourage you to make arrangements in advance. The following resources can assist you:
Visit the Diversity and Access website for lists of vendors offering:
Explore the Campus Access Guide for detailed maps highlighting wheelchair accessibility and other disability-related access information.
Limited Accessible Parking
Limited accessible parking is available in the Galvez Lot and Track House Lot. Individuals with a state-issued disability parking placard or plate (from any state) displayed in their vehicle may park in the following spaces on campus:
- Designated blue disabled-access spaces
- Commuter (‘A’, ‘C’, ‘Z’, etc.) and residential permit spaces (‘ES’, ‘EA’, etc.)
- Visitor paid parking spaces
- Service vehicle spaces
- Must observe posted signs & time limits
Shuttles and Golf Carts
All Marguerite shuttles are wheelchair accessible, free, and open to the public – no ID required. A special Family Weekend Marguerite runs in a continuous loop of campus on Friday and Saturday during the event.
Family Weekend attendees with limited mobility may request a golf cart shuttle. Schedule and request details will be available closer to the weekend.
- Available on a first-come, first-served basis
- Limited capacity
- May be a long wait time
In some instances, it may be beneficial to park closer to the venue where activities are occurring.
Personal golf carts are not permitted on campus.
Service and Support Animals
Please note that the university restricts pets and emotional support animals from public spaces on campus, with the exception of service animals that are specifically trained to perform a service and/or task for an individual with a disability.
Restricted areas include dining areas, athletic venues, performances spaces, etc.
If you have questions related to the above, please contact the Diversity & Access Office at disability.access@stanford.edu.