Gregory Gym is a cornerstone indoor athletic facility on the University of Texas at Austin campus, primarily used for volleyball and intramural events. With a seating capacity of 4,000 and a layout designed for close-up, energetic competition, Gregory Gym continues a legacy of notable athletic moments, including Texas Longhorns women's volleyball home matches and various campus finales. Whether you’re heading to a game, a campus event, or an intramural final, we’ve got you covered with tips to secure your seats, navigate parking, and plan a convenient visit.

Located at 2101 Speedway, Austin, TX 78712, Gregory Gym sits near key campus hubs and a variety of dining and lodging options. When you’re ready to attend, check the official UT Athletics seating diagram for exact arrangements and sightlines. For convenience, consider park-and-go options in the Speedway Garage (pre-purchase) or day-of parking in the Brazos or Speedway Garages, with typical UT Parking & Transportation pricing. Campus shuttles also service Gregory Gym, making it easy to reach from dorms or off-campus housing. While you plan, we’ve highlighted recommended hotels and dining partners nearby to help you build a smooth trip—just the kind of insider insight you’d expect from having a friend in the business.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 4,000 seats (volleyball).
Address: 2101 Speedway, Austin, TX 78712.
Venue type: indoor college athletic gymnasium / recreational sports facility.
Seating chart: official seating diagram available via UT Athletics (capacity and seating layout).
Parking: Speedway Garage (pre-purchase), Brazos Garage or Speedway Garage on event day; typical parking options and pricing published by UT Parking & Transportation.
Transit: UT campus shuttle routes serve Gregory Gym; campus transit map includes the building index for Gregory Gym.
Nearby hotels: AT&T Hotel & Conference Center (1900 University Ave) and Hotel Ella (near campus).
Notable events hosted: Texas Longhorns women's volleyball home matches; former UT basketball venues; World Team Tennis Austin Aces (2014–2015); intramural events such as finals and historically notable events like Fight Night.