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Stanford Cardinal Women's Volleyball vs. South Florida Bullsl Maples Pavilion September 03rd, 2026
Parking & Directions for Stanford Cardinal Women's Volleyball Maples Pavilion
655 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA
94305, US
1. Stanford Parking Structure (0.5 miles) - $10
2. Galvez Lot (0.3 miles) - $8
3. Maples Pavilion Lot (0.1 miles) - $15
4. Tresidder Union Lot (0.4 miles) - $9
5. Crothers Hall Lot (0.6 miles) - $8
Haas Pavilion isn’t just a place for big games; it’s the heartbeat of Berkeley sports culture. When you walk through those doors, you're stepping into a space that’s seen everything from epic victories to emotional farewell celebrations, like the heartfelt tribute to the Golden Bears’ final year athletes back in 2015. The architecture itself is pretty eye-catching, standing out among other university arenas with its modern design and open feel. It’s also hosted major events like the 2000 Pac-10 Men’s Basketball Tournament, bringing top-tier college basketball energy to Berkeley. But what really makes it special are the fans, especially the student section, whose cheers turn the arena into a sea of school spirit. If you’ve ever sat in the Club Level seats, you know the view is unbeatable, giving you a front-row feel for all the action. For those around the administration building, it’s just a quick walk southeast, and if you’re coming from the student center, heading east along the main avenue gets you there in no time. Catching a Stanford Cardinal Women’s Volleyball game at Haas Pavilion isn’t just about the sport, it’s about soaking up the electric atmosphere and feeling like part of something bigger.