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About Romano Gym

Romano Gym is a multi-purpose university gymnasium that serves as the home arena for UMD men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball. With a seating capacity of 2,759, it’s a central hub for competitive play and university events in Duluth, Minnesota. The venue opened in December 1953 and has undergone renovations to modernize facilities while preserving its historical significance. When you secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets, you’re getting straightforward access to legitimate, event-ready seating in a familiar, dependable channel.

For reference, the official Romano seating layout is available through UMD Athletics, ensuring you can pick seats with confidence. Below you’ll find practical details about parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth visit.

Seating and layout: Romano Gym seats 2,759 spectators. The seating chart is accessible via the UMD Athletics site (Romano Seating Chart). When selecting seats, consider sightlines and proximity to concessions and restrooms. If you’re attending a high-demand event, we can help you secure your seats quickly and reliably.

Parking: Parking is available in Lot G along University Drive, across from Malosky Stadium. Use Lot G as your reference point for event parking; it’s the primary lot for Romano Gym events and nearby facilities. Have a plan for a bit of extra walking if Lot G fills up.

Transit: Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) serves the area. Routes such as 103 (New Duluth - DTC - UMD) provide access to UMD. Check the official DTA routes and schedules for real-time service updates and any event-specific detours or changes.

Nearby hotels: Plan an overnight stay nearby to maximize your game-day experience. Options include The Inn on Lake Superior (Canal Park), Canal Park Lodge, Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth-Downtown, and Edgewater Hotel & Waterpark, among others. These properties offer convenience for visitors attending UMD athletics and other Romano Gym events.

Nearby dining: Canal Park and Downtown Duluth feature a range of dining options from casual to family-friendly. When you’re heading to a game or a show, you may want to pair your outing with a nearby restaurant before or after the event. We’ll highlight affiliate partner recommendations where available to help you find trusted dining choices quickly.

Notable events and history: Romano Gym opened on December 12, 1953. It has hosted significant athletic milestones including a record volleyball attendance (2,441 on Nov 1, 2011), and postseason play such as the 2007 & 2013 NCAA Central Regional Volleyball Tournaments, the 2018 NSIC Volleyball Tournament, and the 2023 NCAA DII Central Region Tournament. In addition, the venue has seen renovations and upgrades in 1986-87, 2013, and the 2020s to maintain modern facilities for both athletes and spectators.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 2,759 seats.
  • Address: 1216 Ordean Ct, Duluth, MN 55812.
  • Venue type: multi-purpose university gymnasium (home to UMD men’s/women’s basketball and volleyball).
  • Seating chart: seating layout is available on the UMD Athletics site (Romano Seating Chart).
  • Parking: parking available in Lot G (University Drive) across from Malosky Stadium; directions reference parking there for events.
  • Transit: served by Duluth Transit Authority; routes including 103 (New Duluth - DTC - UMD) provide access to UMD; see official DTA routes/schedules.
  • Nearby hotels: The Inn on Lake Superior (Canal Park), Canal Park Lodge, Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth-Downtown, Edgewater Hotel & Waterpark, among others.
  • Notable events hosted: opened December 12, 1953; attendance records include 2,441 (Nov 1, 2011, UMD Volleyball); hosted 2007 & 2013 NCAA Central Regional Volleyball Tournaments; hosted 2018 NSIC Volleyball Tournament; hosted 2023 NCAA DII Central Region Tournament; 2019 UMD Men’s Hockey National Championship celebration; renovations and upgrades occurred in 1986-87, 2013, 2020s.