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ITF attendees have two housing options: residence halls or hotels.
All-Access Passes include housing and meals at a designated residence hall on campus. Residence halls at IU accommodate all genders, with individual floors divided according to a gender binary (female/male). Primary Contacts and adult chaperones who have All-Access Passes will be housed in residence halls and are responsible for their students while on campus.
Residence halls will be assigned to attendees on a first-come, first-served basis. We are unable to accommodate specific dorm building requests. ITF may be assigned to dorms that have community bathrooms. We are unable to guarantee that all attendees will have access to private or single-occupancy bathrooms.
ITF requires at least one (1) adult chaperone for every eight (8) students registered per troupe. Chaperones must be 21 years of age or older at the time of the event, and there must be a chaperone present in all dorms each group occupies.
After registering, the Primary Contact for the group will be able to submit housing requests online, including roommate assignments and any special requests (e.g., privacy concerns or ADA accessibility needs). All students must be paired with a roommate unless a specific request is made, which may incur an additional fee. If a troupe is bringing an odd number of students, the unpaired student will be assigned a roommate from another troupe with an unpaired student. A troupe director or chaperone must be housed in each dorm your group occupies.
Because ITF involves minors, the festival must follow IU's Program Involving Children (PIC) policy. Per IU's PIC policy, attendees must be separated by floor based on gender binary. Students housed in dorms will only have keycard access to their assigned floor in their building. Students are not permitted on any other floors in their building.
Attendees housed in dorms will be issued a meal card to use at designated eateries. Meals will be available beginning with breakfast on Monday, June 24 and ending with dinner on Friday, June 28.
All-You-Care-To-Eat menus include a variety of healthy options featuring plant-based, vegetarian, and vegan fare. The food is flavorful and showcases the best of local, regional, and international cuisine.
Attendees with dietary restrictions should indicate this during registration so that IU's dietitian can ensure allergen-free foods are offered in the dining halls.
Adults with valid driver's licenses who are staying in the dorms will be issued a Community Housing (CH) parking permit and will have access to any of the CH lots on campus during the week of ITF. CH parking permits will be distributed at the time of housing check-in. Each dorm has a dedicated CH lot. Each group should indicate how many CH parking permits they need on their On-Campus Housing Form.
Attendees staying off-campus will receive confirmation numbers within 72 hours of the check-in date. Note: Attendees staying off-campus may purchase meals in IU dining halls with a credit card. Cash is not accepted in IU dining halls.
The Biddle Hotel is located in the heart of campus at the Indiana Memorial Union.
The Hilton Garden Inn is located six blocks from campus in downtown Bloomington.
The Hyatt Place is located six blocks from campus in downtown Bloomington.
Attendees staying off campus or who are looking for a change of scenery can explore downtown Bloomington and find a plethora of restaurants, diners, and eateries. Check out this list of restaurants within a 5-minute walk from every edge of the IU campus!
Inclusivity is important to IU and to ITF. All-gender restrooms are available in most IU buildings. View a map of locations across campus.