FAQ

Registration

Q: How do I register for Reunions?
A: All attendees are required to pre-register to attend Reunions.

Registration for major reunion classes, the APGA and satellite classes ⁠— those not celebrating a major reunion ⁠— can be found on this page of the Reunions website.

Q: Are there different registration pricing levels/rates for children who are 18 and under?
A: Please refer to the registration page for information for your specific class or the APGA.

Q: Who can visit the 5th and 10th headquarter sites after 5 p.m.?
A: There are specific rules for accessing these two headquarter sites after 5 p.m.:

• All alumni/guests and Princeton University undergraduates with adult wristbands will have access to the 5th and 10th reunion sites unless closed (to 5th/10th wristbands only) due to capacity.
• Children under the age of 12, accompanied by a parent/guardian (with a 5th/10th wristband), will have access to the 5th/10th reunion sites.
• Minor guests of alumni from the classes of 2009-1959 (15th–65th), Old Guard, and APGA with a registered wristband will NOT have access to the 5th and 10th reunion sites even with a wristband.
• Only Princeton University undergraduate students pre-approved to remain on campus during Reunions by a campus group or who work on a Reunions student crew are permitted to register themselves for Reunions. 5th Satellite alumni guests must be over 21 years of age. Seniors can attend Reunions but are not permitted to register a guest. Seniors are guests of the Alumni Association
• Princeton University undergraduate minors (with a “Senior” or “Student” wristband and a valid TigerCard/PUID) will have access to the 5th and 10th reunion sites unless closed (to 5th/10th wristbands only) due to capacity.

Q: How can I create or recover my TigerNet account access so that I can register?
A: Please refer to the guidance on the Reunions website on how to create or recover your Tigernet account access or get help. If you need assistance with your TigerNet account, you may reach out to the TigerNet Community Help Desk at 609-258-1542.

Q: How do I cancel, edit or add a guest to my existing registration?
A: For major reunion alumni attendees, please refer to your confirmation email, or write to pureunions@princeton.edu and we can resend your confirmation email, which includes a link to modify your registration. From there, you may add additional guests or alter your registration as needed.

For satellite alumni attendees, please refer to your confirmation email, or write to pureunions@princeton.edu and we can resend your confirmation email, which includes a link to modify your registration. From there, you may add or swap your one guest or alter your registration as needed.

Q: Can I register after the start of Reunions?
A: Yes. Please note that pre-registration is required before attendees arrive on campus to check in.

Q: If I have a disability and need accommodations, who should I contact?
A: When registering for Reunions, the Reunions IQ registration form includes questions about disability and accessibility needs to ensure your needs are met. While the information will be shared with your major reunion’s housing chair, you can reach out directly to discuss your individual accommodation requirements. For satellite reunion attendees, the registration form also captures accommodation requests. For questions, please contact pureunions@princeton.edu.

Q: I already paid for my registration, but am no longer able to attend Reunions. What is your refund policy?
A: For major reunion classes, please check your class/APGA refund policy or inquire with your class Reunion committee.

For all other refund inquiries, email pureunions@princeton.edu.

Visiting Campus

Q: I want to stay on campus for housing during Reunions. Who do I contact for a campus room?
A: For major reunion classes, please reach out to your reunion housing chairs. You can find their information on your class/APGA website.

Q: Where do I check in once I arrive on campus?
A:When you arrive on campus, go to your check-in location to pick up your wristband. If you have been allotted a bed on campus or at the Seminary, the housing check in is located at the Dillon Gym tent. (Housing check in for the 65^th and Old Guard takes place at Forbes College.)

Q: Where can I park my car on campus during Reunions?
A: Parking is extremely limited and attendees are strongly encouraged to use hotel shuttles, transit, or carpool when traveling to campus. For more information on shuttle service, accessible parking and the Reunions Headquarters and Parking map, please visit this page of the Reunions website.

Q: If I have accessibility needs or a disability, can Princeton accommodate my needs during Reunions?
A: Princeton University will make its best effort to ensure that programs and events associated with Reunions are reasonably accessible to individuals with disabilities. Any individual, including visitors to campus, who require an accommodation, should register for your reunion and indicate needed accommodations at least two weeks in advance of Reunions. If you have any questions, please email pureunions@princeton.edu.

Q: In the event of severe weather, what do I do?
A: We encourage you to download the Reunions app and TigerSafe app for smartphones. Be sure to enable notifications.

Events

Q: Where can I find the Reunions schedule of events?
A: The Reunions schedule of open events can be found on the Reunions website. The schedule will also be available to attendees in a printed program and on the Reunions Events app for smartphones.

Q: How can I download the Reunions Events app?
A: The app will be available soon for download on Google Play and at the Apple Store.

Q: Do I need a wristband to attend the P-rade?
A: Wristbands are not necessary during events such as the P-rade, Orchestra Concert and Fireworks. Please note that wristbands are only required to enter Reunion headquarter sites after 5 p.m. with the exception of class-only meals.

Q: Can I remove my wristband during Reunions?
A: Wristbands should not be removed for any reason until the end of Reunions. If your wristband is lost, deactivated or damaged, please visit the site where you checked in. If a wristband has been removed and given to someone else, altered or found on a guest different than its owner, it be can be confiscated, and Reunions registration will be revoked.