Largest Indoor Arenas in USA

By  Tim Scott , views , updated
Categories: Urban United States Americas
Dataset contains 329 data items (see table below).

Overview

Which is the largest indoor arena in USA?
The largest indoor arenas in USA are United Center of Illinois and Greensboro Coliseum of North Carolina which can accommodate up to 23,500 spectators at full capacity.The seating capacities of the indoor arenas in USA range from capacities of 750 spectators to 23,500 spectators, with the average indoor arena being able to host around 10,518.3 spectators.

 Compare United Center with Mississippi Coliseum

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States and cities with the most large-capacity indoor arenas
The province with the most large-capacity indoor arenas is Texas,while the city with the most indoor arenas is Columbus.

Most recent and oldest indoor arenas
The most recently opened indoor arenas in USA are Chase Center of California, Gateway Center Arena of Georgia and 76ers Fieldhouse of Delaware in 2019.The oldest indoor arena in USA is Louisville Gardens of Kentucky, which opened in 1905.The average building ages of the indoor arenas in USA is 38.7 years old, with the oldest being 117 years old.


Let's check out some of these largest indoor arenas in USA.

United Center.

United Center | Chicago (credit: Patrick Flynn Films)

 

United Center is the largest indoor arena by capacity in USA.

Located in Chicago, Illinois, USA, United Center is an indoor arena which can accommodate up to 23,500 spectators. United Center was opened in the year 1994 (28 years of age).

Home of Chicago Blackhawks (NHL), Chicago Bulls (NBA), the indoor arenais a venue for sports events such as hockey and basketball.

 

 Compare United Center with Rapides Parish Coliseum from Alexandria.

 Compare United Center with Amway Center from Orlando.


Tacoma Dome.

Tacoma Dome Drone Footage in 4k (credit: J2G Creative)

 

Tacoma Dome is the 2nd largest indoor arena by capacity in USA.

Located in Tacoma, Washington, USA, Tacoma Dome is an indoor arena which can accommodate up to 23,000 spectators. Tacoma Dome was opened in the year 1983 (39 years of age).

 

 Compare Tacoma Dome with Kaiser Convention Center from Oakland.

 Compare Tacoma Dome with Rupp Arena from Lexington.


BB&T Center.

Florida Panthers BB&T Center Aerial Video (credit: Broward Aerial)

 

BB&T Center is the 3rd largest indoor arena by capacity in USA.

Located in Sunrise, Florida, USA, BB&T Center is an indoor arena which can accommodate up to 22,457 spectators. BB&T Center was opened in the year 1998 (24 years of age).

Home of Florida Panthers (NHL), the indoor arenais a venue for sports events such as hockey.

 

 Compare BB&T Center with Capital One Arena from Washington.

 Compare BB&T Center with McElroy Auditorium from Waterloo.


KFC Yum! Center.

Aerial View At The KFC Yum! Center (credit: GoCards)

 

KFC Yum! Center is the 3rd largest indoor arena by capacity in Kentucky, USA.

Located in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, KFC Yum! Center is an indoor arena which can accommodate up to 22,090 spectators. KFC Yum! Center was opened in the year 2010 (12 years of age).

The indoor arena is home to Louisville Cardinals (NCAA) and is a venue for sports such as basketball.

 

 Compare KFC Yum! Center with Oakland Arena from Oakland.

 Compare KFC Yum! Center with Hampton Coliseum from Hampton.


Enterprise Center.

Tour the new Enterprise Center (source: FOX 2 St. Louis)

 

Enterprise Center is the 3rd largest indoor arena by capacity in St. Louis, Missouri.

Enterprise Center is an indoor arena located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Opened in the year 1994, Enterprise Center's building age is 28 years and has a seating capacity of up to 22,000 spectators.

Home to organizations such as St. Louis Blues (NHL), the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey.

 

 Compare Enterprise Center with PPL Center from Allentown.

 Compare Enterprise Center with Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center from Mankato.


Amalie Arena.

Tampa Bay Lightning Amalie Arena (credit: Alexander Folds)

 

Amalie Arena is the 2nd largest indoor arena by capacity in Tampa, Florida.

Amalie Arena is an indoor arena located in Tampa, Florida, USA. Opened in the year 1996, Amalie Arena's building age is 26 years and has a seating capacity of up to 21,817 spectators.

The indoor arena hosts sports events for hockey. Amalie Arena is home to organizations such as Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)

 

 Compare Amalie Arena with Spectrum Center from Charlotte.

 Compare Amalie Arena with Tunica Arena And Exposition Center from Tunica.


Wells Fargo Center.

Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia (credit: ARENY NBA Tour)

 

Wells Fargo Center is an indoor arena located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Opened in the year 1996, Wells Fargo Center's building age is 26 years and has a maximum seating capacity of up to 21,600 spectators.

Home to organizations such as Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), Philadelphia Flyers (NHL), Philadelphia Wings (NLL), the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey, basketball and lacrosse.

 

 Compare Wells Fargo Center with Wings Event Center from Kalamazoo.

 Compare Wells Fargo Center with Wells Fargo Arena from Des Moines.


PNC Arena.

PNC Arena changeover from basketball to hockey (credit: The News & Observer)

 

PNC Arena is the 2nd largest indoor arena by capacity in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Opened in 1999, PNC Arena is a 23-year-old indoor arena, with a maximum capacity of 21,500 spectators. It is located in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.

Home to organizations such as Carolina Hurricanes (NHL), NC State Wolfpack (NCAA), the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey and basketball.

 

 Compare PNC Arena with Moda Center from Portland.

 Compare PNC Arena with Greensboro Coliseum Fieldhouse from Greensboro.


Rupp Arena.

Rupp Arena Aerial Footage (credit: AJ Whipkey)

 

Located in Lexington, Kentucky, USA, Rupp Arena is an indoor arena which is capable of accommodating up to 21,500 spectators. Rupp Arena was opened in the year 1976 (46 years of age).

The indoor arena hosts sports events for basketball. Rupp Arena is home to organizations such as Kentucky Wildcats (NCAA)

 

 Compare Rupp Arena with Wicomico Youth And Civic Center from Salisbury.

 Compare Rupp Arena with Target Center from Minneapolis.


Datasets on Stadiums and Arenas

Largest Stadiums and Arenas for::



Largest Stadiums and Arenas in::
Alabama   |  Arizona   |  Arkansas   |  California   |  Chicago   |  Colorado   |  Columbus   |  Connecticut   |  District of Columbia   |  Florida   |  Georgia   |  Houston   |  Illinois   |  Indiana   |  Iowa   |  Kansas   |  Kansas City   |  Kentucky   |  Louisiana   |  Louisville   |  Maryland   |  Massachusetts   |  Michigan   |  Minnesota   |  Mississippi   |  Missouri   |  Nebraska   |  Nevada   |  New Jersey   |  New York   |  North Carolina   |  North Dakota   |  Ohio   |  Oklahoma   |  Oregon   |  Pennsylvania   |  South Carolina   |  Tennessee   |  Texas   |  United States   |  Utah   |  Virginia   |  Washington   |  



Largest Indoor Arenas in::
Alabama   |  California   |  Florida   |  Georgia   |  Illinois   |  Iowa   |  Kansas   |  Kentucky   |  Louisiana   |  Michigan   |  Missouri   |  New York   |  North Carolina   |  Ohio   |  Pennsylvania   |  Texas   |  USA   |  

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