Home of the Buccaneers and USF Bulls football in Tampa, with two sensory rooms on the main concourse (Quad D behind Section 120 and Quad C behind Section 131) and sensory bags to check out at every Guest Services booth when you leave a driver's license.
Sensory supports. Two sensory rooms, sensory bags at Guest Services.
Hours
Gate times change by event and are posted on each event listing. Bucs games on Dec 6 2026 and Dec 20 2026: parking and the team store at 9:30 am, the ticket office at 10:00 am, suite and club gates at 10:30 am, gates at 11:30 am, kickoff at 1:00 pm. Panthers vs. Buccaneers on Nov 30 2026: kickoff at 8:15 pm, other times to be announced. The ticket office is open on event days only.
“Sensory Rooms are located near the Quad C ADA elevator and near the Gate D ramp next to the AdventHealth first aid station.”
“Guests wishing to use the Sensory Rooms must go to the Guest Services Booth just across the concourse from each room to check in before entering the room.”
“Sensory bags are also available for check-out at each guest services booth (including clubs). Guests must leave their driver's license at the booth to check out a bag, and return the bag to the guest services booth at the end of their time in the room to regain their driver's license.”
If you're in another part of the stadium, any Guest Services booth can direct you to the right sensory room. Main concourse booths are near Sections 102, 119, 127 and 144; upper concourse booths are near Sections 310 and 336.
If you'd rather not use a sensory room, the stadium also loans sensory devices for the whole event: go to a Guest Services booth near your section with your driver's license.
When the rooms opened in November 2023, the Buccaneers said they were designed with KultureCity and have Yogibo bean bags, activity panels, an interactive light, bubble walls and tactile artwork by an autistic artist, and that the sensory bags had noise canceling headphones, fidget tools and verbal cue cards, with weighted lap pads on request.
On game day, team members in “How May I Help You?” shirts can help. If your kid gets separated from you, staff take lost children to the nearest Guest Services booth.
Two sensory rooms on the main concourse: Quad D behind Section 120, and Quad C behind Section 131. Check in at the Guest Services booth across from the room.
Sensory bags at every Guest Services booth, with your driver's license left at the booth until you return the bag.
No bags bigger than a small clutch, no strollers, and no re-entry except for a medical emergency.
The pirate ship cannons, during Buccaneers games (cannons on the ship fire)not stated
Quieter, in the stadium's words
Sensory room, main concourse, Quad D behind Section 120, next to the first aid officequiet zone
Sensory room, main concourse, Quad C behind Section 131quiet zone
Ticket rules for kids change by event. Bucs games and the Gasparilla Bowl: everyone needs a ticket, whatever their age. USF games and the ReliaQuest Bowl: ages 3 and under are free if they don't take up a seat. Monster Jam and Supercross: ages 2 and under are free if they don't take up a seat. Other events list their own rule. Tickets are mobile only; there are no printed tickets.
Bags: one clutch purse no bigger than 4.5 by 6.5 inches; it doesn't have to be clear. For diaper bags and other medical or special needs, contact Guest Services at guestservices@tampasportsauthority.com. All medically necessary bags and items are screened. To bring in medically necessary items, fill out the Special Needs Request Form at least 72 hours ahead, not counting weekends; documentation is required. Lockers for a small fee are on Tom McEwen Blvd, southeast of Gate Suzuki Marine.
Food: fans can't bring in food or drinks. Exceptions are only made for infants, toddlers and people with medical needs; for medical arrangements, contact the Tampa Sports Authority ahead of time. Concessions are cashless, and complimentary cups of ice are available at concession stands.
Strollers are not permitted into the stadium.
Parking is first-come, first-served and cashless; you pay as you enter the lot. Parking passes are not valid for re-entry into the lots. ADA parking is first-come, first-served in Lot A/3D off Dale Mabry and Lot B/C off Himes Avenue; a disabled parking permit is required, and it can't be bought ahead. Parking questions: 813-350-6500.
Drop-off for guests with disabilities: west side at Mass Transit under the Steinbrenner Bridge off Dale Mabry Hwy (traveling north on Dale Mabry only), or east side in the southbound Himes Ave turn lane onto Tampa Bay Blvd (traveling south on Himes only). Locations can change by event, and outbound traffic after an event can last 45 to 60 minutes. Accessible entrances for general tickets are at Ford Gate and Suzuki Marine Gate, with elevators nearby.
Family restrooms are on the main concourse next to the Guest Services booths near Sections 103, 143, 118 and 128, in the clubs near Sections 203 and 228, and on the upper concourse near Sections 304, 317, 329 and 342. Get the key from the Guest Services booth and return it after. The family restroom at Section 128 has an adult changing table. Baby changing stations are in all restrooms. Nursing rooms are on the main concourse at Quad B, Sections 143 to 144, and Quad D, Sections 118 to 119, and in the East and West Clubs at Sections 216 to 217 and 241 to 242.
First aid: ground level near Ramp C; on the main concourse across from Section 120 in Quad D, and in Quad B, listed both as across from Section 143 and as near Section 145; upper concourse near Sections 319 and 344.
Free Tag-A-Fan ID bracelets show your seat location so staff can bring a lost child back to your seat; sign up at any Guest Services booth inside the stadium.
On event day, text 813-680-2827 with your issue and location, or call 813-350-6501. Stadium office in business hours: 813-350-6500. TDD: 1-800-955-8771.
