Ferrell Center, Athletic arena in Waco, Texas, United States
The Ferrell Center is an athletic arena in Waco featuring a distinctive golden dome and accommodating roughly 10,000 spectators. The structure contains multiple seating sections, concession areas, and facilities designed for sports events.
The center opened in 1988 and immediately attracted national attention when a major political figure held a rally inside. Sports events from the university began there shortly after.
The center is named after a Baylor student who died in 1967, and banners throughout the venue celebrate the achievements of the basketball and volleyball teams. These displays are woven into the daily experience of everyone who visits.
The venue offers free parking near the entrance and enforces a clear bag policy for visitors. Multiple food and beverage stations are located throughout the facility.
The venue hosted its final basketball season in 2023 before undergoing a major renovation. It now serves primarily for volleyball and acrobatic tumbling competitions.
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