cameron indoor stadium

There is nothing quite like a mens basketball game at Cameron Indoor Stadium. This is a must see place on any basketball fans bucket list. The Cameron Crazies earned their name. The vibe inside is incredible.

Small venue, close to action, loud and exciting. Would 10/10 visit again. I can't even think of a downside. Fans were passionate, We were seated right at the top and still had great view.

It is a small arena, so there is not a bad seat in the house! It is super fun to walk around before the game and tour the Hall of Fame and see all of the memorabilia. Nothing beats the Cameron Crazies, and when I was there I was lucky enough to see the leftovers from when the students had been camping out in KVille from the UNC vs Duke game, crazy!!!!

AWESOME is all I can say. You can feel the history and power of this venue. A must see if you are a fan.

If you are a sports fan, love NCAA basketball, and collegiate spirit, definitely make the trip to attend a men's basketball game in Cameron. It is an electric, exciting, historic, happy atmosphere. Small and intimate for all fans, yet loud and electrifying. Get in early and go down to the court. The attendants are friendly and understand the fans' enthusiasm. They will let you take pictures and take in the scene. Cheer with the Crazies, wait for Coach K's entrance prior to tipoff. It's such a fun time. A bucket list item.

Nothing like going to a Carolina game at the Dean Smith Center then sitting with only 8,500 at Cameron. Fans are louder and so close to action. Make sure you go to the Attached Duke Hall of Fame and spend at least half an hour.Make Sure you walk all the way around the concourse of Cameron so you don't miss anything!

So great to see this Stadium. So iconic, like something out of Hoosiers. Particularly cool to be there on UNC game day.

Great atmosphere small stadium so ticket's may be a problem. In the University complex early arrival will ensure close parking.Great Uni Basketball.

Tickets to a Duke basketball game are next to impossible to get during the ACC season, preseason when the students are gone (Christmas Break) you might be able to see a game. Otherwise seeing Cameron when it is empty isn't quite the same unless you are a devoted fan.

Even if you're not a hardcore sports fan, a night at Cameron Indoor is a bucket list experience. How any team can ever beat Duke in this temple to home court advantage is beyond me. You go to most big time sporting events and you're sharing it with 20 or 30 thousand people. At Cameron, it's you and 8,000 of your friends stacked on top of each other in opposing-team intimidating pressure, fueled by the Cameron Crazies...and Crazy Towel Guy. It's a place where, except for one game a year, even a Tar Heel fan could be forgiven for losing themselves in the spectacle.

Cameron is usually easily accessible for visitors and has a museum right next door so it is worth a visit if you are in Durham and have time to spare. Unfortunately, Duke is not the most friendly university when it comes to visitor parking so you may have to park far away (look it up beforehand), but once you get over to the stadium (it blends in with the gym building next door) you can usually go in and just peek in. You can't go on the court, but you can take the stairs to the overlook and it is a great view. Don't try to come here on game day if you aren't actually going to the game. It is a mess of parking and people. But if you can go to a game, then it is an experience of a lifetime!

There is nothing like a Duke basketball game in Cameron! It is the best sports experience ever! You just have to be there to believe it! Best sportsmanship in college athletics!

There is no experience like Cameron for any true basketball fan. Here us the trick though. Make certain you go when the students are there. It is their energy and numbers that make the day. The building the best arena for pure fans regardless. But the kids are what bring it to larger than life proportions.

I feel blessed to experience a basketball game here. If you compare the extreme success of the program with the size of the stadium, you're proportionally left with the most intimate sports experience of a successful franchise in the world. Online ticket prices are inflated. If you're brave enough to make travel plans including accommodations without tickets to the game, you will be rewarded. There are numerous scalpers selling tickets outside the stadium for $100 and up. Coach K is a class act. I have met him personally with my father, and he is a gentleman personified. The fans are the most organized and entertaining in the world as well. They had specific chants ready for individual players, celebrations, and key strategic moments. As I listened, I was also glad at the lack of profanity hoisted onto the court. Duke fans do not curse as a group. This is unlike other fan bases, like Ohio State Virginia Tech Wake Forest and West Virginia who routinely yell organized cursing cheers at referees and fans by the thousands. Coach K has more wins than any coach in history, and this mecca of sports is a shrine to class, respect for the opponent, and intimacy.

I have attended many basketball games at Cameron and the atmosphere is electric. Where you favor Duke or not, the students make this a must visit when you are in Durham