Dean Smith Center

41 reviews

+1 (919) 962-7777

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Go reigning ACC champion Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets! (We got blown out.)

Georgia Tech at North Carolina. View from Level LL, Section 130, Row V, Seats 2-3. December 10, 2022.

Outside. Next door. The Woody Durham Media & Communications Center.

Inside the concourse area. Entrance / exit B.

300 Skipper Bowles Dr

Chapel Hill, NC 27599

+1 (919) 962-7777

http://www.goheels.com

The Dean Smith Center is a well-known sports arena in Chapel Hill, NC, serving as the home venue for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels basketball team. It provides a space for hosting various sporting events and activities for both the university and the local community.

With a capacity to accommodate a large number of spectators, the Dean Smith Center offers a platform for fans to come together and support their favorite teams in a lively and energetic atmosphere. It plays a significant role in promoting sportsmanship and school spirit within the community.

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4.541 reviews

Kelly C.

12/28/2022

Lots and lots of rivalries in this picture! GO PACK From wiki - The North Carolina-NC State rivalry, also known as the Carolina-State Game, North Carolina-NC State game, NCSU-UNC game, and...

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Marie P.

11/17/2022

I had a blast at my first Tar Heels game ever. When we arrived, we parked in one of the commuter lots and took the Tar Heel Express in. It was advertised as three dollars one-way or five dollars...

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Rick D.

12/2/2022

GO HEELS! No place like the Dean Center to see Tar Heel Basketball but, I got the Flu here, So unlike Football, you are packed in like sardines with everyone in the winter months, and as we know...

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Daniel B.

2/18/2020

I went to the Dean Dome for a UNC vs. Wake Forest men's basketball game. While I'm not a fan of Carolina, I'm a lifelong college basketball fan and can respect the history UNC basketball. The...

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Kevin S.

7/6/2023

Absolutely incredible atmosphere and an arena the rest of the ACC and country envy, especially dook. I went to University of Maryland so no bias, just respect a great college basketball venue....

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