List of all 30 NBA Arenas By Team

 

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List of all 30 NBA Arenas By Team

Atlanta Hawks: State Farm Arena (Atlanta, GA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1999-2000
• Capacity: 17,044
• About: Located in downtown Atlanta’s Centennial Park District, it is a premier venue for sports and live entertainment.

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Boston Celtics: TD Garden (Boston, MA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1995-96
• Capacity: 18,624
• About: The largest sports and entertainment arena in New England, hosting over 3.5 million visitors annually.

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Brooklyn Nets: Barclays Center (Brooklyn, NY)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2012-13
• Capacity: 17,732
• About: A modern multi-purpose arena known for its intimate seating configuration and excellent sightlines.

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Charlotte Hornets: Spectrum Center (Charlotte, NC)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2005-06
• Capacity: 19,077
• About: Hosts around 150 events annually and reflects Charlotte’s urban culture through its design.

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Chicago Bulls: United Center (Chicago, IL)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1994-95
• Capacity: 20,917
• About: The largest arena in North America with over 200 events each year and a rich history of major sporting events.

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Cleveland Cavaliers: Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (Cleveland, OH)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1994-95
• Capacity: 19,432
• About: A transformed facility that hosts over 200 diverse ticketed events annually.

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Dallas Mavericks: American Airlines Center (Dallas, TX)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2001-02
• Capacity: 19,200
• About: Known for hosting premier entertainment events and consistently ranked among the top arenas globally.

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Denver Nuggets: Ball Arena (Denver, CO)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1999-2000
• Capacity: 19,520
• About: A leading sports and entertainment venue in Colorado with more than 250 events each year.

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Detroit Pistons: Little Caesars Arena (Detroit, MI)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2017–2018
• Capacity: 20,332
• About: Serves as a home for multiple sports teams and hosts various community events.

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Golden State Warriors: Chase Center (San Francisco, CA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2019–20
• Capacity: 18,064
• About: A state-of-the-art facility located in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco that hosts numerous sporting and entertainment events.

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Houston Rockets: Toyota Center (Houston, TX)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2003–04
• Capacity: 18,000
• About: Home to the Houston Rockets; known for its modern amenities and hosting major concerts.

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Indiana Pacers: Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Indianapolis, IN)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1999–00
• Capacity: 17,923
• About: A multi-purpose venue that has undergone renovations to enhance fan experience while maintaining its historic charm.

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Los Angeles Clippers: Intuit Dome (Inglewood, CA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2024–25
• Capacity: 18,000
• About: The newest arena set to open in August 2024 specifically designed for the Los Angeles Clippers.

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Los Angeles Lakers: Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles, CA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1999–00
• Capacity: 19,068
• About: A prominent venue that hosts both the Lakers and Kings along with various other major events.

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Memphis Grizzlies: FedExForum (Memphis, TN)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2004–05
• Capacity: 18,119
• About: Located near the Mississippi River; serves as a hub for sports and concerts in Memphis.

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Miami Heat: FTX Arena (Miami, FL)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1999–00
• Capacity: 19,600
• About: A waterfront arena known for its vibrant atmosphere during games and concerts.

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Milwaukee Bucks: Fiserv Forum (Milwaukee WI)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2018–19
• Capacity: 17.500
• About: A modern facility that emphasizes sustainability while serving as a home for the Bucks.

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Minnesota Timberwolves: Target Center (Minneapolis MN)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1990–91
• Capacity: 19.356
• About: Renovated extensively to improve fan experience; serves as a key venue in Minneapolis.

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New Orleans Pelicans: Smoothie King Center (New Orleans LA)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 2002–03
• Capacity: 16.867
• About: Hosts various sporting events including basketball games and concerts throughout the year.

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New York Knicks: Madison Square Garden (New York City NY)

• Arena’s First NBA Season: 1968–69
• Capacity: 19.812
• About: One of the most famous arenas globally; home to both the Knicks and Rangers with a rich history of performances.

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Oklahoma City Thunder: Paycom Center (Oklahoma City OK)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 2008–09
– Capacity 18.203
– About Home to the Thunder since their relocation; known for its enthusiastic fan base.

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Orlando Magic: Amway Center (Orlando FL)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 2010–11
– Capacity 18.846
– About Features modern amenities; serves as a key venue for sports and entertainment in Central Florida.

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Philadelphia Sixers: Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia PA)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 1996–97
– Capacity 20.478
– About Home to both the Sixers and Flyers; offers an array of entertainment options throughout the year.

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Phoenix Suns: Footprint Center (Phoenix AZ)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 1992–93
– Capacity 18.422
– About Underwent significant renovations recently; serves as a central hub for sports in Phoenix.

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Portland Trail Blazers: Moda Center (Portland OR)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 1995–96
– Capacity 19.393
– About Known for its passionate fans; hosts numerous concerts alongside Blazers games.

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Sacramento Kings: Golden One Center (Sacramento CA)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 2016–17
– Capacity 17.608
– About Features advanced technology aimed at enhancing fan experiences during games.

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San Antonio Spurs: AT&T Center (San Antonio TX)
– Arena’s First NBA Season 2002–03
– Capacity 18.418
– About Home to Spurs basketball games along with various other sporting events throughout the year.

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Toronto Raptors: Scotiabank Arena (Toronto ON)
—Arena’s first season was in 1999—00
—Capacity was 18.800
—About is one of Canada’s premier venues hosting both hockey games and basketball matches regularly

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Utah Jazz : Vivint Smart Home Arena( Salt Lake City UT)—
—First season was in 1991—92—
—Capacity is 18.306—
—It is known for having one of the loudest crowds in professional basketball

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Washington Wizards : Capital One Arena( Washington D.C)—
—First season was in 1997—98 —
—Capacity is 20.356 —
—is located near several attractions making it popular among tourists