02-18-2022, 12:44 AM
It was pretty hard finding anything about handicapped seating on the site. What is there is pretty vague.
If you're not able to talk on the phone I would just go to the ticket page on their site and select the live chat option. Alternately I would use the email address on the ticket site (Bengals.Tickets@bengals.nfl.net).
I'm sure they have criteria for handicapped seating. When my father in law was ill with terminal cancer they allowed one or two people to sit with him in the handicapped seating. I forget. But that was a single game. When they are selling season tickets I don't know whether sometimes a different member of the family can come instead of the handicapped person and sit in those seats.
There's no easy answer here. If a handicapped season ticket holder can't make it to a game should they be forced to eat their tickets if they can't find another handicapped person to buy those tickets? Is that what you'll be doing?
By the way, you don't necessarily have to restrict your seats to the lower bowl. I believe handicapped persons can use the club elevators to get up to the upper level and the handicapped seating area is wheelchair accessible from there.
Good luck!
Quote:Handicapped Seating
Paul Brown Stadium has over 1,000 handicapped seating areas available. If you have special seating needs, please contact the Bengals ticket office at 513-621-8383. The ticket office is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and on Saturdays before a home game from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. On game day, handicapped seating can be arranged by visiting the North Ticket office (located between Gate B and Gate C on the north end of the stadium).
If you're not able to talk on the phone I would just go to the ticket page on their site and select the live chat option. Alternately I would use the email address on the ticket site (Bengals.Tickets@bengals.nfl.net).
I'm sure they have criteria for handicapped seating. When my father in law was ill with terminal cancer they allowed one or two people to sit with him in the handicapped seating. I forget. But that was a single game. When they are selling season tickets I don't know whether sometimes a different member of the family can come instead of the handicapped person and sit in those seats.
There's no easy answer here. If a handicapped season ticket holder can't make it to a game should they be forced to eat their tickets if they can't find another handicapped person to buy those tickets? Is that what you'll be doing?
By the way, you don't necessarily have to restrict your seats to the lower bowl. I believe handicapped persons can use the club elevators to get up to the upper level and the handicapped seating area is wheelchair accessible from there.
Good luck!
