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About University Field House

Welcome to the University Field House, a historic multi-purpose arena on the UW–Madison campus near Camp Randall. With a capacity of 7,229 for volleyball and wrestling, the venue blends a storied past with modern event uses. We’ve got you covered with seating information, parking guidance, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Originally known as the Wisconsin Field House, this NRHP-listed venue has hosted notable moments—from a 1960 speech by John F. Kennedy to early boxing and concerts, and even historic Bucks playoff games in the 1970s. The seating map is available on the UW Badgers facilities page, while UW Transportation offers self-serve parking guidance for guests. Whether you’re in town for a concert, boxing event, or university athletic competition, securing your seats and planning your trip is straightforward with our insider tips and trusted partner recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 1450 Monroe Street, Madison, WI (on the UW–Madison campus near Camp Randall).
  • Venue type: historic multi-purpose arena; listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).
  • Capacity: 7,229 for current use (volleyball/wrestling).
  • Seating chart: official seating diagram available on UW Badgers facilities page (FH Seating Chart image).
  • Parking: campus parking options available; UW Transportation provides self-serve parking guidance for guests.
  • Transit: served by Madison Metro bus routes near Monroe Street (e.g., Route D and related campus routes).
  • Nearby hotels: Graduate Madison (601 Langdon St) and InnTowner (Inn at Langdon/Rin) as fan accommodations close to campus.
  • Notable events hosted: John F. Kennedy spoke there in 1960; long history of boxing and concerts; Milwaukee Bucks played home playoff games there in 1970, 1971, and 1973.
  • Demolished/renamed: not demolished; not renamed; remains the Wisconsin Field House / UW Field House and is NRHP-listed.