There is no parking. There has been a special area laid out for people to unload for 15 mins (during non game days/special events). It is important to note that if cars are not parked in a marked location, it will be ticketed and towed.
After unloading all delivery vehicles should be moved to an appropriate parking location. No vehicle should remain parked at any of the Stadium Complex unloading zones. All vehicles unloading in these locations should have acquired a ‘Sidewalk Access Permit’ from the Notre Dame Parking Office. Once unloaded, vehicles left unattended in these areas are in violation of the University’s Pedestrian Safety Policy and may be ticketed or towed.
There are four parking spots located on the western wall of the Duncan Student Center Dock. Vehicles can be parallel parked for 15 minutes for access.
Here are five 15 minute load in and load out spots located near the entrance of Duncan Student Center.
This area is a No Parking zone. This area is designated as an exit path, part of the Emergency Action Plan, to keep this area clear. No parking is permitted here at any time.
With the DSC Dock being laid out as it is, the semi trucks that arrive for delivery and pick up need as much space as possible when pulling in. Here is what the usual space needed for a semi truck entering and exiting the dock landing.
A semi truck entering the Duncan Student Center Loading Dock garage and pulling into the middle (2) bay for unloading.A semi truck departing from the middle bay (2) and leaving the Duncan Student Center Loading Dock garage.
Drivers seeking admittance into the dock garage will use the intercom system to reach the dock office phone via the ‘call button.’
It is imperative that drivers pull all the way up to the gate arm when making the call.
Drivers who do not pull close enough to the gate arm run the risk of the gate arm’s magnetic mechanism not detecting the vehicle and therefore the gate arm will not rise properly.
This system has a camera that allows the dock guard to see who is requesting access.
This system will only allow one vehicle at a time.
The driver should only push the call button once to make the call, any extra time will result in the dock guard calling the gate arm.
From US 31/I-80/90 Toll Road: Take exit 77 where you will be dropped off at the northeast end of campus. Turn right, heading south, on US 31/SR 933. St. Mary’s College and Holy Cross College will be your right (west side of the road). Turn left heading east at Angela Blvd. Follow Angela Blvd east along the south end of campus (the ND Golf Course will be on your left). Pass by Notre Dame Ave and continue east to Eddy Street and turn left. Access to the DSC Dock can be attained by driving north on Eddy street until Eddy dead ends and the street turns into Moose Krause Drive south. The gate arms and ramp leading underground to the dock are directly between the ‘Legends of Notre Dame’ restaurant and the Stayer Building and adjacent to the Mendoza School of Business and the ‘Stadium’ parking lot. At the gate arms drivers will see a call button which when pressed alerts the Dock Administrator of your arrival. Drivers will descend down the dock ramp and be greeted by the Dock Administrator or other member of the NDSC Facilities Team who will provide additional instruction and guidance.
From Mishawaka: Follow Angela Blvd west to the southeast corner of campus at Twyckenham Drive. Continue through the Twyckenham intersection to the next stop light at Eddy Street and turn right. Access to the DSC Dock can be attained by driving north on Eddy street until Eddy dead ends and the street turns into Moose Krause Drive south. The gate arms and ramp leading underground to the dock are directly between the ‘Legends of Notre Dame’ restaurant and the Stayer Building and adjacent to the Mendoza School of Business and the ‘Stadium’ parking lot. At the gate arms drivers will see a call button which when pressed alerts the Dock Administrator of your arrival. Drivers will descend down the dock ramp and be greeted by the Dock Administrator or other member of the NDSC Facilities Team who will provide additional instruction and guidance.
