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East Lansing MSU Venue Seating, Pa

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About Jenison Fieldhouse

Jenison Field House sits at the heart of Michigan State University in East Lansing, serving not only as a historic basketball and athletics hub but also as a current home for MSU athletic offices and sport programs including women’s gymnastics, wrestling, and both men’s and women’s track and field. With a seating capacity that reaches up to 6,000 (gymnastics configuration: 5,017), this venue blends a classic arena feel with modern athletic use. Whether you’re attending a gymnastics meet, a track event, or revisiting MSU’s storied sports history, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Jenison Field House is not demolished or renamed; it remains a working venue on campus. The arena features an East/West gymnastics configuration with seating on two primary sides and a second-level balcony. For guests, the on-campus Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center offers convenient lodging, while Candlewood Suites East Lansing provides practical nearby options. If you’re planning a visit, secure your seats through our trusted partners and take advantage of campus transit routes. Remember: parking options vary by day, with weekday and weekend provisions to help you plan efficiently.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Jenison Field House, 223 Kalamazoo St., East Lansing, MI 48824.
  • Current use: MSU athletic offices plus women’s gymnastics, wrestling, and men's & women's track and field.
  • Seating capacity: up to 6,000 total; gymnastics configuration seats 5,017.
  • Seating layout: gymnastics arena runs East/West with seating on two sides and a second-level balcony.
  • Parking: Weekdays free in Lot 67 (2.5 hours prior); Lots 62 and 79 $2/hour (6 a.m.–10 p.m.); Weekends free in Lots 67, 62, 79.
  • Transit: MSU/CATA campus bus system with free on-campus routes for students (visitors can use campus services).
  • Nearby hotels: Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center (on campus) and Candlewood Suites East Lansing; other options nearby are listed by Breslin Center.
  • Notable events hosted: site of the 1963 NCAA Tournament 'Game of Change' (Loyola vs Mississippi State) and the era of MSU’s 1979 NCAA Championship team; last official basketball game at Jenison in 1989.
  • Renamed/demolished: Jenison Field House is not demolished or renamed; it remains in use as Jenison Field House.