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About Coleman Coliseum

Welcome to Coleman Coliseum, a multi-purpose on-campus arena in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Known for hosting basketball and gymnastics, the venue is a historic hub for college sports and notable events. With a current main arena capacity around 13,474, Coleman Coliseum sits at the heart of the campus landscape at 1201 Coliseum Circle. Whether you’re catching a game, a gymnastics meet, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with simple, trustworthy ticket access and practical event details.

Parking, transit, and lodging options are close at hand, including shuttle service from the Soccer Lot on event days and accessible parking on the east side of the arena. Nearby hotels and dining options offer convenient pre- and post-event experiences, making Coleman Coliseum a well-rounded choice for visitors and fans alike.

Historically, Coleman Coliseum has welcomed legendary acts and moments—from Elvis Presley in 1971 to Led Zeppelin in 1973 and Grateful Dead in 1977—along with NCAA regional and sub-regional games. Opened as Memorial Coliseum in 1968 and renamed Coleman Coliseum in 1988, the venue continues to be a staple of campus life. For the latest showings and plan-ahead tips, check the interactive seating maps and use our trusted purchasing flow to secure your seats—we’re here to help you through every step.

Seating maps are available through Ticketmaster and third-party providers, with precise options described as great seats in the section you want on the day of purchase. Always verify accessibility and parking details before arrival, and consider nearby hotels like Hotel Capstone, Hampton Inn Tuscaloosa-University, and Embassy Suites Downtown Tuscaloosa for convenient lodging. If you’re driving, you’ll want to know about Soccer Lot, Moody Music Lot, Alumni Hall Lot, and the east-side accessible parking to make your arrival smooth.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 1201 Coliseum Circle, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487.
Venue type: Multi‑purpose on‑campus arena (athletic facility) hosting basketball and gymnastics; formerly also volleyball.
Capacity: 13,474 (current main arena configuration); historically cited around 15k for basketball when reconfigured post‑ renovation.
Seating chart: Interactive seating maps available via Ticketmaster and third‑party chart providers.
Parking & transit: Public parking areas around campus (Soccer Lot, Moody Music Lot, Alumni Hall Lot, etc.) with shuttle service from the Soccer Lot for event attendees; accessible parking on the east side of the Coliseum.
Nearby hotels: Several options within a short drive (e.g., Hotel Capstone, Hampton Inn Tuscaloosa-University, Embassy Suites Downtown Tuscaloosa, among others).
Notable events hosted: Elvis Presley (Nov 14, 1971); Led Zeppelin (May 10, 1973); Grateful Dead (May 17, 1977); Reagan campaign visit (1984); NCAA Tournament events (regional in 1974; sub‑regions in 1975 and 1981).
Renamed: Opened as Memorial Coliseum (1968–1988); renamed Coleman Coliseum in 1988; not demolished.