The Milwaukee Bucks are partnering with Ticketmaster and OneCourt to provide devices that assist blind and visually impaired fans.
“We’ve teamed up with @Ticketmaster to bring @onecourt_io’s tactile broadcast devices to all home games! The tablet-sized devices, available for reservation, use vibrations and audio to help blind and low vision fans experience Bucks games through touch,” The team wrote on a post along with a picture of the device on X (formerly Twitter).
We've teamed up with @Ticketmaster to bring @onecourt_io's tactile broadcast devices to all home games!
The tablet-sized devices, available for reservation, use vibrations and audio to help blind and low vision fans experience Bucks games through touch.
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) December 11, 2025
These broadcast devices translate live game action into vibrations and audio. About the size of a tablet, they turn gameplay into trackable vibrations and real-time sound, letting Bucks fans feel the action with their fingertips while receiving live updates through an earpiece.
Bucks increase on-court accessibility for visually impaired fans
Apr 25, 2025; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Milwaukee Bucks fans cheer for the home team against the Indiana Pacers during game three of first round for the 2024 NBA Playoffs at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-Imagn Images
“Integrating OneCourt technology into the fan experience at Fiserv Forum reflects our ongoing commitment to accessibility, innovation and expanding access to Bucks games for people with all ability levels,” Bucks’` Impact and Culture Manager Rodrick Cureton emphasized.
This season, five co-branded OneCourt devices will be available for rent at Fiserv Forum. Fans can reserve a device via the app or online and collect it from Guest Services at Section 120 according to WKOW.com.
Jan 6, 2025; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; The Milwaukee Bucks players form a team huddle before the start of a game against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena. Mandatory Credit: Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images
Each rental includes a set of headphones, but fans may also use their own if it works with a standard three-millimeter headphone jack. Devices not reserved ahead of time will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at Guest Services in Section 120.
“Partnering with the Bucks is another powerful step toward a world where every fan can truly feel the game,” Jerred Mace, OneCourt CEO remarked.