basketball

68 venues

Venue	Location	Capacity	Opened
Alamodome	San Antonio	59,000 seats	1993
Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte	24,042 seats	August 11, 1988
United Center	Illinois	23,500 seats	August 18, 1994
KFC Yum! Center	Louisville	22,090 seats	October 10, 2010
The Palace of Auburn Hills	Michigan	22,076 seats	August 13, 1988
Pyramid Arena	Memphis	21,000 seats	November 9, 1991
Capital One Arena	Washington, D.C.	20,674 seats	December 2, 1997
Moda Center	Portland	20,636 seats	October 12, 1995
Rocket Arena	Cleveland	20,562 seats	October 17, 1994
Xfinity Mobile Arena	Philadelphia	20,328 seats	August 13, 1996
Meadowlands Arena	New Jersey	20,049 seats	July 2, 1981
Delta Center	Salt Lake City	19,911 seats	October 9, 1991
Scotiabank Arena	Old Toronto	19,800 seats	February 19, 1999
Lenovo Center	North Carolina, Raleigh	19,722 seats	October 29, 1999
Hy-Vee Arena	Kansas City	19,500 seats	1974
Crypto.com Arena	Los Angeles	19,060 seats	October 17, 1999
Mortgage Matchup Center	Phoenix	19,023 seats	June 6, 1992
Kia Center	Orlando	18,846 seats	October 1, 2010
Bradley Center	Milwaukee	18,800 seats	October 1, 1988
Capital Centre	—	18,756 seats	December 2, 1973
Frost Bank Center	Texas, San Antonio	18,581 seats	October 18, 2002
Allstate Arena	Illinois	18,500 seats	May 11, 1980
Chicago Stadium	Chicago	18,472 seats	March 28, 1929
Enterprise Center	St. Louis	18,400 seats	October 8, 1944
Gainbridge Fieldhouse	Indianapolis	18,165 seats	November 6, 1999
FedExForum	Tennessee	18,119 seats	September 6, 2004
Toyota Center	Houston	18,023 seats	October 6, 2003
Climate Pledge Arena	Seattle	18,000 seats	April 21, 1962
Colonial Life Arena	Columbia	18,000 seats	November 21, 2002
Barclays Center	Brooklyn	17,732 seats	September 21, 2012
Fiserv Forum	Milwaukee	17,341 seats	August 26, 2018
Kohl Center	Madison	17,230 seats	January 17, 1998
Reunion Arena	Dallas	17,007 seats	April 28, 1980
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium	Buffalo	17,000 seats	October 14, 1940
Casey's Center	Iowa	16,980 seats	2005
PeoplesBank Arena	Hartford	16,606 seats	January 9, 1975
McNichols Sports Arena	Denver	16,600 seats	August 22, 1975
ARCO Arena	Sacramento	16,517 seats	November 8, 1988
Kaseya Center	Florida, Miami	16,500 seats	December 31, 1999
Omni Coliseum	Atlanta	16,181 seats	October 14, 1972
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena	Los Angeles	16,161 seats	July 4, 1959
HemisFair Arena	San Antonio	16,057 seats	April 6, 1968
Lakewood Church Central Campus	Houston	15,676 seats	November 1, 1975
Amway Arena	Orlando	15,077 seats	January 29, 1989
Detroit Olympia	Detroit	15,000 seats	October 15, 1927
Boston Garden	Boston	14,448 seats	November 17, 1928
St. Louis Arena	St. Louis	14,200 seats	September 23, 1929
Blue Cross Arena	Rochester	14,000 seats	October 18, 1955
CFG Bank Arena	Baltimore	14,000 seats	October 23, 1962
Reed Arena	College Station	12,989 seats	November 22, 1998
Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Portland	12,888 seats	—
UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena	Milwaukee	12,700 seats	April 9, 1950
ExtraMile Arena	Boise	12,480 seats	May 16, 1982
Pechanga Arena	San Diego	12,000 seats	November 17, 1966
Smith Spectrum	—	10,270 seats	December 1, 1970
Mohegan Sun Arena	Connecticut	9,518 seats	October 2001
Kiel Auditorium	St. Louis	9,300 seats	April 14, 1934
Moody Coliseum	University Park	9,007 seats	December 3, 1956
McCamish Pavilion	Atlanta	8,600 seats	November 30, 1956
MassMutual Center	Springfield	8,000 seats	September 5, 1972