ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Daytona International Speedway welcomes all guests and provides numerous accessible features throughout our facility. If you have any questions about disability services or other fan amenities, please do not hesitate to ask a member of our staff. During events, visit our Guest Services Booths located throughout the property.
Ticketing
ADA Seating Tickets
If you purchased ADA seating
- You will receive a reserved parking pass with your purchase
- One pass is given for every ticket purchased
- A state issued handicap placard must be presented with your reserved parking pass
If you did not purchase ADA seating
- Parking in our ADA lots is first come, first served
- A state issued handicap placard is required to park in our ADA lots
Please arrive as early as possible Our ADA lots fill up very quickly. If accessible lots reach capacity, guests will be directed to general admission parking.
Parking
Accessible Parking Information
Please read this information closely prior to arriving at the World Center of Racing.
Reserved accessible parking is available on the following event days
Lot 1
Pass RequiredReserved for sections 143–184 • 342–395 • 442–495
Located outside Turn 1 at the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and Turn One Drive. First come, first served.
Lot 4
Pass RequiredReserved for sections 108–142 • 308–341 • 408–441
Located at the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and Midway Avenue. First come, first served.
Note: Accessible parking will not be available in Lot 6 on leading event days during Speedweeks Presented By AdventHealth.
Disability Assistance Carts
A fleet of golf carts operates during major event days to assist disabled guests, free of charge, to destinations throughout the property. Once parked, visit an ADA Cart Shuttle Stop (marked with an "S" on the Transportation Map or Facility Map). During peak times, cart use is restricted to the disabled guest and one companion to ensure timely service for all. Carts may not be operational immediately after the event due to high pedestrian volume; staff will determine when it is safe to resume operations.
At the Speedway
Disability Services
Assistance Golf Carts
A fleet of golf carts is available during major event days to assist disabled guests, free of charge, to destinations throughout the property. Once parked, guests may visit any ADA Cart Shuttle Stop location, identified with an "S" on the Transportation Map.
Carts operate on a dedicated route across the Speedway's Frontstretch, similar to a city bus route, stopping only at marked "S" locations. Lot 1 and Lot 4 ADA accessible parking areas have dedicated carts that will transport guests to the nearest shuttle stop, where transfers to other Frontstretch destinations are available.
Guests should expect delays at peak pedestrian times. Cart use is restricted to the disabled guest and one companion or family member at peak times to ensure service for everyone. For safety, carts may be temporarily suspended immediately after the race due to high pedestrian traffic.
Elevators & Escalators
All frontstretch seating areas at Daytona International Speedway are accessible via escalators and elevators. Guests should expect delays at peak times. Elevator use is restricted to the disabled guest and one companion or family member at peak times.
AdventHealth Gate (Injector 1 / Turn 1 End)
Sections 171–184 • 379–395 • 479–495
Chevrolet Gate (Injector 2)
Sections 157–170 • 363–378 • 463–478
Axalta Gate (Injector 3 / Center)
Sections 136–156 • 340–362 • 440–444 & 458–462
Toyota Gate (Injector 4)
Sections 122–135 • 326–339 • 426–439
Sunoco Gate (Injector 5 / Turn 4 End)
Sections 108–121 • 308–325 • 408–425
Infield Elevators
Pit Road Patio (East & West ends) • Hard Rock Bet Fan Deck (east of FPL Solar Patio)
Level 1 is open end-to-end across the entire stadium, Sections 108 through 184.
Wheelchairs & ECVs
Guests are welcome to bring their own wheelchairs or electric convenience vehicles (ECVs) for personal mobility throughout the property and into the stadium. An ECV is defined as a single-person, commercially manufactured electric vehicle (examples include HoverRound, Jazzy, Rascal, Scoot, and similar brands).
Guests who have a wheelchair or ECV but are not purchasing a wheelchair seat opening should still bring their unit for mobility assistance across our large facility and during long event days.
Good to Know
Reminders
Law Enforcement Checks
A valid state-issued accessible parking placard, sticker, or license plate is required to park in designated accessible areas. By state law, the person the pass was issued to must be present in the vehicle. Law Enforcement Officers will perform checks to verify this. Violation may result in confiscation of the placard.
Cars & Light Trucks Only
Accessible parking areas are designated for cars and light trucks (including pickup trucks and vans) only. Oversized vehicles such as RVs are not permitted and will be directed to alternate areas.
Arrive Early
The size of our events and traffic patterns may impact your parking location. Accessible lots fill quickly, so guests with disabilities are strongly advised to arrive early on race days. Check our Parking page for lot opening times.
Animals
Service Animals
Daytona International Speedway recognizes the importance of service animals in assisting guests with visual and other impairments. Service animals are welcomed throughout the property.
Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. Tasks performed must be directly related to the person's disability.
The ADA requires that service animals remain under the control of the handler at all times. The service animal must be leashed, harnessed, or tethered unless these would interfere with the tasks the animal is trained to perform.
Guests are responsible for caring for and supervising the service animal, including toileting (guests must bring their own pet waste disposal bags), feeding, grooming, and veterinary care.
Not considered service animals under the ADA
Emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companion animals that provide comfort simply by being with a person do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
Removal policy
If a service animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, has a history of such behavior, or is not under the handler's control, the animal may be excluded from the facility.
Seating accommodation
Guests who bring service animals may request wheelchair seating to comfortably and safely accommodate their animal during the event.
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