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Tuesday, February 16, 2027 · Wednesday, February 17, 2027

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The venue

About Williams Arena and Sports Pavilion

Williams Arena and Sports Pavilion in Minneapolis is a storied, multi-use indoor athletic complex on the University of Minnesota campus. Williams Arena hosts college basketball, while Maturi Pavilion handles volleyball and gymnastics. The venue blends enduring history with modern accessibility, making it a reliable option for fans traveling to Minneapolis for a game or event. We’ve got you covered with seating information, parking, transit options, and trusted local partners for hotels and dining near the arena.

Address: 1925 University Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455. The complex sits at the heart of the U of M campus, convenient to major roads and public transit. Whether you’re planning a college basketball night, a gymnastics meet, or a historic event’s anniversary, you’ll find clear information and dependable options here.

Seating charts for Williams Arena and Maturi Pavilion are available from official UMN/Gopher Athletics resources and SeatGeek, so you can secure the right view for your event. Parking options nearby include the University Avenue Ramp, Maroon Lot, and Lot 37, with event-specific rates. The METRO Green Line serves the area, with Stadium Village Station just steps away for convenient light-rail access. For visitors staying in town, we’ve highlighted affiliate partner hotels and nearby dining options to simplify your trip. If you’re curious about historical moments, Williams Arena has hosted NCAA tournaments, women’s rounds, and notable pro events, underscoring Minnesota’s deep college sports heritage.

We’re your straightforward connection for tickets and details—no fuss, just dependable guidance to help you plan your visit. Secure your seats, check the venue layout, and enjoy Minnesota athletics in a venue that’s part of the sports fabric of the Twin Cities.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: Williams Arena 14,625; Maturi Pavilion 5,700.
Address: 1925 University Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455.
Venue type: Indoor university athletic complex (basketball at Williams Arena; volleyball/gymnastics at Maturi Pavilion; hockey previously accommodated in the building before Mariucci Arena opened).
Seating chart: official seating charts and views available via SeatGeek and UMN/gopher athletics pages.
Parking: Nearby facilities include University Avenue Ramp, Maroon Lot, and Lot 37; event parking rates apply.
Transit: Served by the METRO Green Line with Stadium Village Station nearby; Green Line opened in 2014.
Nearby hotels: UMN’s Visiting? Preferred Hotels section lists hotel options for visitors.
Notable events hosted: 1951 NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament championship game; 1964 NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament Mideast Regional; NCAA women’s first/second rounds (2005, 2007, 2010); 2017 Lynx postseason home games; Ice Castles filmed there in 1978; Lindsay Whalen’s 2018 coaching debut.