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Burnham Pavilion

Burnham Pavilion, originally known as the "Stanford Pavilion," was built in 1921 and is the competition site various sports teams including club sports. The pavilion is named after Malin Burnham, a principal donor to the renovation project. The facility also houses the Ford Center where many sports teams including club sports host their home games.

Please note: for indoor events and competitions, a list of names of opponents rosters and visiting spectators must be submitted to the building staff.

Parking, Maps & Directions

Parking
Parking is located in the Varsity, Track House and Maples parking lots. Entrance to the Varsity lot is off of Nelson Road from Galvez Street. The entrance to the Track House lot is off of Galvez Street. The entrance to the Maples lot is off of Campus Drive, adjacent to Maples Pavilion. Disabled parking is available in the Burnham Parking Lot. Entrance to the lot is off of Serra Street. Additional parking is available along Galvez Street.

Facility Information

Seating
The fixed seating capacity for Burnham Pavilion is 1,421. With allowance for 15 disabled seats, the total seating capacity is 1,436. Burnham Pavilion has a building capacity of 1,950. Seating at Burnham Pavilion is along the wood bleachers on the north, south and west sides of the court. Disabled seating is at the floor level next to the bleachers.

Cameras and Tripods
Small cameras, under 6" without cases, are permitted. Tripods are not permitted.

Restrooms
Restrooms are located in the front lobby.