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Redhawk Center

Redhawk Center is the Division I basketball home of Seattle in Seattle. This FanProof guide focuses on the… Read more

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Reviewed 10.17.26

Bags & entry
Official bag & entry policy (opens in a new tab)
Seat maps (opens in a new tab)
Parking
Official venue arrival guide (opens in a new tab)Use the current Redhawk Center A–Z parking plan for the actual sport. Campus paid lots near 14th Avenue/E Cherry, 14th Avenue/E Jefferson and Murphy Garage may have spaces, but athletics does not manage or guarantee their availability. Follow the posted payment method and City of Seattle street restrictions.
Arrive
Redhawk Center’s published event doors open one hour before the start. Public entry is through Porter Pavilion’s second-level doors at the northwest corner, reached by the ramp near 14th Avenue and E Cherry Street or the pavilion stairs. Basketball’s dedicated student entry is separately marked and closes after ingress slows following tip-off.
Exact location
Redhawk Center, Seattle, WAOpen directions (opens in a new tab)
Getting there
Use the accessible ramp from the 14th Avenue sidewalk near E Cherry Street to reach the second-floor entrance. Two yellow-painted and signed loading zones near that corner are identified for accessible drop-off/pick-up. The current map marks the route from campus lots and garages; confirm bus service and the actual event’s entry rather than routing to Climate Pledge Arena.
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Venue typeCollege Arena
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For men’s and women’s basketball, Redhawk Center’s current clear-bag rule allows one clear bag up to 14 × 6 × 14 inches and one clutch or wallet up to 4 × 6 × 1.5 inches. Medical items and diaper bags with the child present receive inspection. Concessions are cash free, and re-entry is not permitted for ticketed basketball or volleyball. Confirm the actual event; the basketball bag policy should not be silently extended to every swim meet or recreation visit.

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Destination: Redhawk Center, Redhawk Center, Seattle, WA. Redhawk Center’s published event doors open one hour before the start. Public entry is through Porter Pavilion’s second-level doors at the northwest corner, reached by the ramp near 14th Avenue and E Cherry Street or the pavilion stairs. Basketball’s dedicated student entry is separately marked and closes after ingress slows following tip-off. Use the accessible ramp from the 14th Avenue sidewalk near E Cherry Street to reach the second-floor entrance. Two yellow-painted and signed loading zones near that corner are identified for accessible drop-off/pick-up. The current map marks the route from campus lots and garages; confirm bus service and the actual event’s entry rather than routing to Climate Pledge Arena. Use the current Redhawk Center A–Z parking plan for the actual sport. Campus paid lots near 14th Avenue/E Cherry, 14th Avenue/E Jefferson and Murphy Garage may have spaces, but athletics does not manage or guarantee their availability. Follow the posted payment method and City of Seattle street restrictions.

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Use the accessible ramp from the 14th Avenue sidewalk near E Cherry Street to reach the second-floor entrance. Two yellow-painted and signed loading zones near that corner are identified for accessible drop-off/pick-up. The current map marks the route from campus lots and garages; confirm bus service and the actual event’s entry rather than routing to Climate Pledge Arena.

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  • Confirm your event’s accessible seating and complete step-free route with the venue; the guidance above may cover only part of your visit.
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This guide does not yet establish Redhawk Center’s payment methods or water-bottle rules. Check the official visitor information before leaving.

Official arena configuration, facility photographs and visitor guidance (opens in a new tab)

Use the accessible ramp from the 14th Avenue sidewalk near E Cherry Street to reach the second-floor entrance. Two yellow-painted and signed loading zones near that corner are identified for accessible drop-off/pick-up. The current map marks the route from campus lots and garages; confirm bus service and the actual event’s entry rather than routing to Climate Pledge Arena. Confirm return service and last departures for your event’s finish time.

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Seating maps & views

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Real photos from the seats

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Current Redhawk Center basketball · seating areas and second-floor access

Seating chart

Current Redhawk Center basketball · seating areas and second-floor access

Redhawk Center: Seating chart, Current Redhawk Center basketball · seating areas and second-floor access. Use the source chart for section and row details.

Complete basketball venue diagram from the A–Z guide last updated October 9, 2026 retains sections 101–103 and 107–109, Redzone, accessible seating marks, public entry, ticket-service locations, ramp route, restrooms and concessions. The asset’s November 2025 upload path is not an independent survey date. The separate student entrance is marked; player-guest will call differs from public ticket sales. The “No Access—Circulate through Lobby” route is preserved. No individual chair numbers or availability are established; arrange accessible/companion placement with the ticket office.

Open original chart (opens in a new tab)Source: Seattle University Athletics (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-17
Current Redhawk Center volleyball · seating areas and second-floor access

Seating chart

Current Redhawk Center volleyball · seating areas and second-floor access

Redhawk Center: Seating chart, Current Redhawk Center volleyball · seating areas and second-floor access. Use the source chart for section and row details.

Complete volleyball venue diagram from the A–Z guide last updated October 9, 2026 retains sections 101–103 and 107–109, Redzone, accessible seating marks, public entry, ticket-service locations, ramp route, restrooms and concessions. The asset’s November 2025 upload path is not an independent survey date. The public entry and ticket-office arrangement differ from the basketball diagram; basketball court lines remain in the operator’s volleyball artwork and do not establish the net or exact match configuration. The “No Access—Circulate through Lobby” route is preserved. No individual chair numbers or availability are established; arrange accessible/companion placement with the ticket office.

Open original chart (opens in a new tab)Source: Seattle University Athletics (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-17
Current Redhawk Center men’s basketball · campus parking and accessible approach

Venue layout

Current Redhawk Center men’s basketball · campus parking and accessible approach

Redhawk Center: Venue layout, Current Redhawk Center men’s basketball · campus parking and accessible approach. Use the original map for routes and visitor facilities.

Complete men’s basketball approach diagram from the A–Z guide last updated October 9, 2026 retains the full street grid, north arrow, paid-lot symbols, Broadway/Murphy garages, public entry, accessible ramp path, marked drop-off and bus-stop legend. The south-side lot is marked reserved for Legend’s Lounge; a campus permit does not override the current game-day restriction. Payment method and bus-route labels are operator reference information; check current signs, service and rates. No parking space, reserved privilege or active transit service is guaranteed.

Open original map (opens in a new tab)Source: Seattle University Athletics (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-17
Current Redhawk Center women’s basketball and volleyball · campus parking and accessible approach

Venue layout

Current Redhawk Center women’s basketball and volleyball · campus parking and accessible approach

Redhawk Center: Venue layout, Current Redhawk Center women’s basketball and volleyball · campus parking and accessible approach. Use the original map for routes and visitor facilities.

Complete women’s basketball and volleyball approach diagram from the A–Z guide last updated October 9, 2026 retains the full street grid, north arrow, paid-lot symbols, Broadway/Murphy garages, public entry, accessible ramp path, marked drop-off and bus-stop legend. Its south-side parking notation differs from men’s basketball; confirm the actual sport and event before using a lot. Payment method and bus-route labels are operator reference information; check current signs, service and rates. No parking space, reserved privilege or active transit service is guaranteed.

Open original map (opens in a new tab)Source: Seattle University Athletics (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-17

Plan your visit

Arrival and logisticsBefore you goTransit, parking, timing and entry details

Need to Know

Best for
Seattle U basketball or volleyball at Redhawk Center, with the actual sport, section and entry arrangement checked. The current detailed plans mark sections 101–103 and 107–109, Redzone and accessible seating. The ticket office can arrange accommodations and assistive-listening devices; accessible placements are limited, so contact staff before game day rather than treating blue map symbols as available seats.
Watch out for
For men’s and women’s basketball, Redhawk Center’s current clear-bag rule allows one clear bag up to 14 × 6 × 14 inches and one clutch or wallet up to 4 × 6 × 1.5 inches. Medical items and diaper bags with the child present receive inspection. Concessions are cash free, and re-entry is not permitted for ticketed basketball or volleyball. Confirm the actual event; the basketball bag policy should not be silently extended to every swim meet or recreation visit.
Good arrival window
Redhawk Center’s published event doors open one hour before the start. Public entry is through Porter Pavilion’s second-level doors at the northwest corner, reached by the ramp near 14th Avenue and E Cherry Street or the pavilion stairs. Basketball’s dedicated student entry is separately marked and closes after ingress slows following tip-off.
Main transit note
Use the accessible ramp from the 14th Avenue sidewalk near E Cherry Street to reach the second-floor entrance. Two yellow-painted and signed loading zones near that corner are identified for accessible drop-off/pick-up. The current map marks the route from campus lots and garages; confirm bus service and the actual event’s entry rather than routing to Climate Pledge Arena.
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Parking At A Glance

What to do
Use the current Redhawk Center A–Z parking plan for the actual sport. Campus paid lots near 14th Avenue/E Cherry, 14th Avenue/E Jefferson and Murphy Garage may have spaces, but athletics does not manage or guarantee their availability. Follow the posted payment method and City of Seattle street restrictions.
Best option
A currently permitted campus paid lot or garage with the walk to the second-floor Porter Pavilion entrance confirmed. If step-free access is needed, use the mapped ramp and coordinate drop-off at the marked loading zones near 14th Avenue/E Cherry Street.
Avoid
For men’s basketball, the south-side lot is reserved for Legend’s Lounge. Campus permits stop being honored there at 4:30 p.m. on weekdays or 2.5 hours before weekend tip-off; follow the actual signs and event notice. Do not carry Climate Pledge Arena transit benefits or another sport’s parking arrangement over to Redhawk Center.
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Seats and atmosphereChoose your experienceSightlines, supporter sections, crowd flow and event-day character

Inside the Venue At A Glance

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Positive

College basketball game day

Redhawk Center reflects Seattle traditions and campus rhythms, but the smoothest visit starts with the school’s current game-day information rather than a generic arena address.

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Fit and tradeoffsWhat to expectThe practical strengths and the details that could change your choice

Why It Works

  • ✓Seattle traditions and campus atmosphere
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Editorial verdict

FanProof Takeaway

Reviewed 10.17.26

For Redhawk Center: confirm the exact Seattle parking or transit, entry, ticket, bag, seating, and accessibility guidance before arrival.

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