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REVISED Tuesday, August 25, 2020 REVISED Tuesday, August 25, 2020 Contents Administrative Unit Heads ............................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Quick Facts ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 ADA / Accessibility ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Addresses ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Alcohol .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Animals ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Artificial Noise Makers................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Assumed Risk ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Automatic Teller Machines ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4 Automobile Assistance .................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Baby Changing Stations ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Bag Policy ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Banners / Signs / Flags ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Broadcast Information ................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Cameras ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Concessions ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Drones .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Elevators ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Emergencies ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Facility Access .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Facility Rentals ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Fan Code of Conduct .................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Fan Emergencies / First-Aid .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Game Day App ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Gates ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Hall of Champions......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Hospital......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Hotels ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Junior Racers Kid’s Club ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Lost and Found ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Maps ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Marketing and Solicitation ........................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Media .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Merchandise ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Murray State Fight Songs ........................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Parking ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Parking – RV Information ............................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Programs .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Prohibited Items .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Pharmacies ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Radio Affiliates ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 Restaurants ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24 Restrooms .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Seating ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Security....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Special Effects ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Shuttle Service
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