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Colorado Buffaloes Women's Volleyball vs. Utah Utes CU Events Center September 25th, 2026
Parking & Directions for Colorado Buffaloes Women's Volleyball CU Events Center
1 Kittredge Loop Drive, Boulder, CO
80309, US
1. CU Parking Lot 169 - 0.3 miles, $10
2. CU Parking Lot 174 - 0.4 miles, $10
3. Broadway & Baseline Park-n-Ride - 0.5 miles, $5
4. 30th & Colorado Park-n-Ride - 1 mile, $5
5. Street parking (varies) - 0.1 miles, $1.50/hour
The George Albert Smith Fieldhouse isn’t just some old gym, it's a place where history and hype collide, especially when Colorado Buffaloes Women's Volleyball Provo packs the stands. Imagine being part of that electrifying crowd in 1978, when 5000 fans gathered to witness a legendary title match; you can almost feel the buzz still lingering. This arena has seen Utah's basketball team rack up countless wins, turning it into a fortress of local sports passion. Opening its doors way back on january 15, 1955, the Smith Fieldhouse kicked off a new era for indoor sports around here, and it’s still a hub for big moments. Hosting the conference roundball playoffs in 1962 proved it could handle major collegiate events, and honestly, every game there feels special, like you’re part of something bigger. Plus, the nearby memorial park adds a peaceful pause before heading into the action, giving fans a chance to soak it all in. Located right next to campus’s main dining hall, the Colorado Buffaloes Women's Volleyball Provo games at the Smith Fieldhouse aren’t just about winning, they’re about creating memories, sharing laughs, and feeling the raw energy of college sports.