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The Farris Center is the primary on-campus, multi-purpose arena for University of Central Arkansas athletics, located at 201 Donaghey Ave in Conway, Arkansas. With seating for approximately 5,500 for basketball events (some sources list up to around 6,000 total capacity), it serves as a hub for college hoops, AAU events, and high school tournaments. The arena has undergone notable updates in its history, including court renovations in 2010 and a new floor installed in 2012, along with scoreboard upgrades from that era. As of early 2026, the venue remains in active use, with UCA exploring plans for a replacement multipurpose arena in the coming years.

Whether you’re planning a game night, a special ceremony, or a regional tournament, here’s what to know about visiting Farris Center in Conway, Arkansas.

Plan Your Visit to Farris Center

Seating and accessibility: Farris Center is an on-campus arena with a traditional basketball configuration. For current seating availability, a third-party interactive seating chart (such as SimpleSeats) can help you view sections and seats in real time. If you need assistance securing a specific great seats or the section you want, we’ve got you covered with our ticket partner network.

Parking: On-site campus parking lots surround the arena. For events, general campus parking is common, and directional signage plus event staff help can ease arrival. If you’re driving, consider arriving early to locate the best lot options near the arena entrances.

Transit: Conway’s METRO Connect provides on-demand microtransit within the city, launched in 2022. This service can be a convenient option to reach the UCA campus for evening games or events. Check local schedules and app availability ahead of your trip.

Nearby hotels and dining: There are several lodging options within a short drive of Farris Center, including Best Western Conway and Fairfield Inn & Suites Conway, among others. For meals nearby, consider family-friendly and quick-service options close to campus. We prioritize affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you secure convenient stays and reliable dining during your visit.

Notable events: The arena has hosted NCAA regional play (2005), a jersey retirement ceremony for Scottie Pippen (2010), and numerous high school and AAU events. These highlights reflect the venue’s versatility and its role in regional sports culture.

Future plans: While Farris Center continues to host events, UCA has discussed plans to replace the facility with a new multipurpose arena. If plans advance, details will be shared as they become available.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type: on-campus multi-purpose arena (primarily for basketball; part of UCA athletics).
  • Capacity: 5,500 seats for basketball (some sources cite a total arena capacity around 6,000).
  • Address: 201 Donaghey Ave, Conway, AR 72035.
  • Seating chart: third-party interactive seating charts available (e.g., SimpleSeats).
  • Parking: on-site campus parking lots surrounding the arena; general campus parking is common for events.
  • Transit: Conway's METRO Connect Conway microtransit service provides on-demand public transit within the city (launched Oct 24, 2022).
  • Nearby hotels: Best Western Conway, Fairfield Inn & Suites Conway, among others within a short drive.
  • Notable events hosted: NCAA regional in 2005; jersey retirement for Scottie Pippen in 2010; program attendance records and other AAU/high school events.
  • Renovations/updates: court renovations in 2010 and a new floor installed in 2012; scoreboard updates around that period.
  • Demolished or renamed: as of Feb 1, 2026, not demolished; UCA is pursuing plans to replace Farris Center with a new multipurpose arena (replacement project discussed in 2025).