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Construction of the George Albert Smith Field House, which bears the name of the eighth president of the Church, began in 1950. The "fieldhouse" concept allowed physical education and conditioning during all seasons in an indoor environment. Originally the west annex was covered with sawdust. Weekly devotionals and forums, student assemblies, concerts and civic activities, and graduation exercises all occurred here. Today athletes are able to train and condition in the building's state-of-the-art weight training facility; coaches administer their programs from offices here; students and staff lift weights, jog, and do aerobics; and fans still come to cheer on their intercollegiate volleyball and intramural basketball teams.
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- DPDave Peterson2 days ago5.0Such a fun place to watch volleyball.
- LKLynette KernOct 28, 20255.0We love the small venue for attending volleyball games. It's a great way to join in a bit of live action and cheer for the team without dealing with the massive crowds that come from football. I am a little bit claustrophobic, but we have season tickets in seats next to the entrance stairs. Easy in, easy out! And it's right down the stairs to concessions!!! Their kettle corn is our favorite and my husband likes the hot dogs too. We rarely wait in a line to either enter or exit. It's great living within 10 minutes of 2 large universities, a ski resort, bike paths, mountains to hike in with abundant waterfalls, several large grocery stores, and every modern convenience.
- FBFrank BeltranAug 18, 20251.0Front desk very unhelpful. Ear bud rolled under a locked door and the front desk basically said not there problem
- ALAnthony LangMay 14, 20243.0Attended son-in-law's commencement. Bleacher type seating is not comfortable for long events. Rest rooms are too small during large events. Need to get to large events early, for close parking, during large event.
- FRFernando RodriguezNov 23, 20225.0Excelente atención, excelentes instalaciones
Frequently Asked Questions About George Albert Smith Fieldhouse (SFH)
What is the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
The George Albert Smith Fieldhouse is a recreational and sports complex in Provo, UT, featuring facilities for physical education, weight training, and athletics such as volleyball and basketball.
Where is the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse located?
It is located on Field House Dr, Provo, UT 84604, United States.
What types of activities can I do at the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
You can train with state-of-the-art weight equipment, jog, do aerobics, and watch intercollegiate volleyball and intramural basketball games.
Does the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse have offices for coaches?
Yes, the building houses offices for coaches to administer their athletic programs.
How can I purchase tickets for events at the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
Tickets can be purchased online via their website at https://tickets.byu.edu/smith-fieldhouse.
What is the contact phone number for the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
You can reach them by phone at +1 801-422-2981.
Which nearby sports and recreational venues can I visit near the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
Nearby you can visit BYU Men's Volleyball, the Student Athlete Building, the BYU Football Practice Field, and the Indoor Practice Facility, all within the sports and recreation category.
Are there fitness and health facilities close to the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
Yes, Y Be Fit is a nearby gym and health facility where you can continue your fitness routine.
What dining options are available near the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
You can find eateries like Legends Grille, known for American cuisine and sandwiches, and Jamba Juice smoothie bar close by.
What cultural or educational institutions are near the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse?
Nearby are BYU Legacy Hall museum, BYU Dance Department, McKay School of Education, BYU Public Health, and other university buildings where you can explore education and culture.