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About Cameron Indoor Stadium

Welcome to Cameron Indoor Stadium, the on-campus indoor arena at Duke University in Durham, NC. Opened in 1940 as Duke Indoor Stadium and renamed Cameron Indoor Stadium in 1972, this venue seats 9,314 fans for a variety of events, including Duke men's and women's basketball, women's volleyball, and wrestling. Whether you’re a Duke student, a devoted fan, or a visiting attendee, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats with ease.

Below you’ll find essential information on seating configurations, parking, campus transit, and nearby hotels and dining options to make your game day simple and convenient.

Seating and venue layout: Cameron Indoor Stadium seating configuration varies by event. Typically, sections 1–16 are upstairs and sections 17–20 are downstairs. Visiting fans and student sections have designated areas—be sure to check the event map for exact seating. Capacity remains 9,314 after renovations in 1987–88, ensuring a lively, intimate atmosphere for a true Duke experience.

Parking: Iron Duke Parking Lots open 3 hours before tip-off. General public parking typically opens 2 hours before the start of the game, with an average rate of the best available price per vehicle per game. Consider arriving early to secure convenient parking and minimize campus traffic.

Transit: Duke Transit shuttle and courtesy services operate on game days. A general public courtesy shuttle runs from Circuit Drive to the Science Drive area. Shuttle service starts roughly 1.5 hours before tip-off and continues until about 1 hour after the event. Plan ahead and use designated drop-off and pick-up points to keep your trip smooth.

Nearby hotels and dining: Stay close to the action with convenient hotel options on or near campus. JB Duke Hotel (230 Science Drive) and Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club (3001 Cameron Boulevard) offer comfortable stays within easy reach of Cameron Indoor Stadium. Additional campus-adjacent options include AC Hotel by Marriott and The Lodge at Duke Medical Center. For dining, you’ll find a range of nearby eateries—perfect for a pre-game meal or post-game drinks—often recommended through trusted local partners.

Notable events: Cameron Indoor Stadium has hosted historic athletic moments, including the NCAA Fencing National Championship (2023), ACC Wrestling Championships (2025), and the National Collegiate Men’s & Women’s Fencing Championship (2027). Name and history: opened as Duke Indoor Stadium in 1940 and renamed Cameron Indoor Stadium on January 22, 1972. For future events and availability, we’ll keep you updated with current listings and official sources.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 9,314 seats (renovations in 1987–88 solidified this figure).
  • Address: 115 Whitford Drive, Durham, NC 27708.
  • Venue type: on-campus indoor arena; hosts Duke men's & women's basketball, women's volleyball, and wrestling.
  • Seating chart: configuration varies by event; sections 1–16 are upstairs, 17–20 downstairs; visiting fans and student sections have designated areas; check event map for specifics.
  • Parking: Iron Duke Parking Lots open 3 hours before tip-off; general public parking opens 2 hours before game; general public parking typically $10 per vehicle per game.
  • Transit: Duke Transit shuttle and courtesy services operate on game days; a general public courtesy shuttle runs from Circuit Drive to Science Drive area; times are approximately 1.5 hours before tip-off to 1 hour after; plan for busy campus traffic and use designated drop-off/pick-up points.
  • Nearby hotels: JB Duke Hotel (230 Science Drive) and Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club (3001 Cameron Blvd) are on/very close to campus; other campus-adjacent options include AC Hotel by Marriott and the Lodge at Duke Medical Center.
  • Notable events hosted: NCAA Fencing National Championship (2023); ACC Wrestling Championships (2025); National Collegiate Men’s & Women’s Fencing Championship (2027).
  • Renaming/history: opened as Duke Indoor Stadium in 1940 and renamed Cameron Indoor Stadium on January 22, 1972.