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About University Of Texas At San Antonio Convocation Center

The University of Texas at San Antonio Convocation Center is a versatile indoor arena on UTSA's Main Campus, home to UTSA men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball. With a primary seating capacity of 4,080 (and an alternate configuration around 2,650 for other setups), it hosts a mix of collegiate athletics, tournaments, and special events. Whether you're a local staying in the area or a visitor coming for a game or event, you can rely on us to guide you to secure seats, plan parking, and find great nearby dining and lodging options.

Located at One UTSA Circle in San Antonio, TX 78249, the Convocation Center blends on-campus accessibility with convenient transportation links and nearby hotels. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations to make your visit smooth from arrival to post-event.

Parking is straightforward for game days with free unmarked parking available in the Brackenridge Ave BK1 and BK2 lots. If you’re driving and want a point-blank option near the venue, the Ximenes Avenue Garage offers discounted rates for ticketed events. For transit, VIA Link supports UTSA students and faculty with the U-Pass, while the Roadrunner Express (VIA Route 93) connects UTSA Main Campus to Downtown San Antonio, making it easy to combine a game with a downtown outing. If you’re staying nearby, consider these trusted partner hotels: Aloft San Antonio UTSA Area, DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Northwest La Cantera, Drury Inn & Suites Near La Cantera Parkway, and Marriott Residence Inn Six Flags at The Rim. These properties offer comfort and convenient access to the venue and surrounding dining options. Notable events at the Convocation Center have included volleyball and basketball tournaments, national and regional championships, and NCAA events. In addition to UTSA athletics, the venue has hosted events such as the 1993 United States Olympic Festival Volleyball Tournament and the 1998 NORCECA World Volleyball Championships. The arena remains in active use, with a planned nearby 53,000-square-foot basketball/volleyball training center to further enhance UTSA’s athletic facilities. When you’re ready to attend, we’ll help you find the best seats in the house and coordinate logistics so you can focus on the game. Tip: Check the seating chart for the public configuration you'll be using—basketball and volleyball formats are supported, with seating arranged to optimize sightlines for your event. If a date is rescheduled or the date is listed as To Be Announced, we’ll update accordingly and provide the most current information for tickets and access.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: One UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX 78249.
  • Venue type: multi-purpose indoor arena on UTSA's Main Campus, home to UTSA men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball.
  • Capacity: 4,080 (primary configuration) and listed alternate capacity 2,650 for other setups.
  • Seating/chart: public seating configurations exist; typical basketball/volleyball layouts are supported (see public seating charts).
  • Parking: free unmarked parking in Brackenridge Ave BK1/BK2 lots on game days; alternative parking in Ximenes Avenue Garage with discounted rates for ticketed events.
  • Transit: VIA Link (UTSA students/faculty with U-Pass) and Roadrunner Express (VIA Route 93) connect UTSA Main and Downtown campuses.
  • Nearby hotels: Aloft San Antonio UTSA Area; DoubleTree by Hilton San Antonio Northwest La Cantera; Drury Inn & Suites Near La Cantera Parkway; Marriott Residence Inn Six Flags at The Rim.
  • Notable events hosted: 1993 United States Olympic Festival Volleyball Tournament; 1998 NORCECA World Volleyball Championships; 2002 WBCA All-Star Game; 2004 Nike Hoop Summit; 2021 NCAA Women's Basketball first/second rounds; Southland Conference tournaments (1992, 2004).
  • Status: venue remains in use; no demolition or renaming announced; a new 53,000-sq-ft basketball/volleyball training center is planned nearby.