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About Daniel Lynch '38 Gymnasium
Daniel Lynch '38 Gymnasium is a historic multi-purpose indoor arena in Brooklyn, part of the Generoso Pope Athletic Complex. It serves as a home court for St. Francis College Terriers basketball and hosts notable NCAA Division I games and community events. While the Remsen Street campus has been sold and the college relocated, the site remains a key piece of Brooklyn's athletic legacy. Here you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating information, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining that are popular with visiting fans.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 1,200 seats for basketball games (Daniel Lynch Gymnasium within the Generoso Pope Athletic Complex).
- Address: 180 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
- Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena (home court for St. Francis College Terriers basketball; part of the Generoso Pope Athletic Complex).
- Seating chart: Interactive seating charts exist on third-party ticket platforms (e.g., Box Office Ticket Sales and TickPick).
- Parking: No on-site parking; nearby public/private garages exist in Brooklyn Heights/Downtown Brooklyn (e.g., Pierrepont Plaza, 85 Livingston St); street parking is limited.
- Transit: Close to multiple subway stops (Court St, Clark St, Jay St–Metrotech) and bus routes; nearby transfers via the Court St/Montague St corridors.
- Nearby hotels: New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge (333 Adams St) ~0.2 miles away; Hilton Brooklyn Downtown (140 Schermerhorn St); Bossert (98 Montague St) nearby.
- Notable events hosted: NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball at St. Francis College; final home games and related Legends of Remsen Street events in November 2022 as the Remsen Street campus closed.
- Demolished/renamed status: The Remsen Street campus (180 Remsen St) has been sold and the college moved to 179 Livingston St; the gym itself closed in 2022 and is no longer used as a home court. 180 Remsen Street structure was part of St. Francis College’s Remsen Street campus modernization prior to relocation.