Handicapped seating on the west side: I have complained about this many times and today I did something about it and got kicked out. Now the kicking out I can handle but if measures are not taken to make it more handicapped friendly I am really going to get tick off. People with disabilities have so few available sits as it is. They are made to sit far back against the wall and security is "suppose" to not let ANYONE walk in front of them. This was not the case during the 1st quarter of the Army game and I went over let people know about it in no uncertain terms. The area needs to be properly marked and if need be roped off. I will be sitting over there next game and if ANYONE I mean ANYONE is let through and walks in front of me there will be an argument. For this to be happening in this day and age is outrageous and I will not stand by and let it happen. And yes I am disabled my disability is that I am not able to sit for long periods do to a spine injury. So I have to stand and I get a lot of grief because of it.

Sincerely

Carl R Ebach

Do you think there is an ADA infraction involved?

(09-07-2009 05:21 PM)DexterEagle Wrote:  Do you think there is an ADA infraction involved?

Not yet you have to prove intent. I sent a letter to the President and she said thing will be addressed by home coming. She said she would also be down in that area during the game and so will I. For one thing they can point out all the handicapped seating on the east side but it is so hard to get over there if you are in a wheel chair it is not worth it. Also over there the seating is not marked if you don't get over there early you have an argument getting people to move. People should really see what is like to try and see a game if you are handicapped. It is not enjoyable at all.