MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee Bucks say new technology is now available at Fiserv Forum, to help blind and low vision fans experience games through touch. The team partnered with Ticketmaster and OneCourt to bring five rentable devices to the arena this season. 

The tablet-sized devices turn gameplay into vibrations and real-time audio, according to a press release, allowing fans to follow the action using their fingertips while listening to live updates through an earpiece. 

“Partnering with the Bucks is another powerful step toward a world where every fan can truly feel the game,” said Jerred Mace, OneCourt CEO. “This partnership brings us closer to our mission of making every moment on the court accessible to all. We’re deeply grateful to the Bucks and Ticketmaster for believing in our vision and helping us make sports accessible to everyone.”

Fans can request a device by filling out the rental form in the Bucks app or online at www.bucks.com/onecourt and then pick one up from Guest Services. Devices that are not reserved ahead of time will be available on a walk-up basis. 

“Finding innovative ways to enhance the fan experience is central to Ticketmaster’s mission,” said Scott Aller, Ticketmaster senior client development director, NBA/NHL. "We are incredibly proud to be part of this collective effort with the Bucks and OneCourt to broaden accessibility at Fiserv Forum for blind and low vision fans to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, can feel the excitement of Bucks basketball.”

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