What type of court is Goalball played on?

Goalball is specifically designed to be played on a standardized indoor court that has clearly marked lines made from tactile tape. The use of tactile tape lines is essential for players who are visually impaired, allowing them to navigate the court and determine their position, as well as the location of their opponents and the ball. The dimensions and setup of the court are standardized to ensure consistency in gameplay across different venues, which is crucial for fair competition at all levels, including the Paralympics.

The other options do not align with the established regulations for Goalball. A standard outdoor court is unsuitable because Goalball is played indoors to maintain controlled conditions and ensure safety. An elevated court and a court with varied surface types would not provide the uniform playing surface necessary for fair competition or the tactile feedback that players rely on for orientation during the game.