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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 sports arena; it’s a hub of UC Berkeley pride and unforgettable moments. This is where the university’s teams have celebrated countless victories and where the energy is contagious, especially during big games for Stanford Cardinal Women’s Volleyball when the atmosphere heats up and fans bring their A-game. The venue has a rich history of hosting NCAA tournament runs for both men’s and women’s basketball teams, making every visit feel like part of something bigger. You can’t help but get caught up in the buzz when the Berkeley band fires up the crowd with their lively tunes, or when fans pack the Student section, packed with school spirit and chants that echo through the night. The luxury seating options are a real game changer, offering comfy chairs and sometimes even in-seat service, because why not treat yourself while cheering on the Cardinal? If you’re driving, just know that parking can be a bit tricky near Haas Pavilion, so plan ahead, especially on game days. All in all, catching a Stanford Cardinal Women’s Volleyball match here is more than just a game, it’s an experience full of excitement, tradition, and a whole lot of Berkeley pride.