NBA Arenas

National Basketball Association — 27 venues ranked by capacity

Current Arenas

#1

Kaseya Center

Kaseya Center (2024–present)

Miami-Dade Arena (2023–2023)

FTX Arena (2021–2022)

American Airlines Arena (1999–2020)

Miami Heat

19,600
capacity
#2

Moda Center

Moda Center (2013–present)

Rose Garden (1995–2012)

Portland Trail Blazers

19,441
capacity
#3

Spectrum Center

Spectrum Center (2016–present)

Time Warner Cable Arena (2008–2015)

Charlotte Bobcats Arena (2005–2007)

Charlotte Hornets

19,077
capacity
#4

Target Center

Minnesota Timberwolves

18,978
capacity
#5

Kia Center

Kia Center (2023–present)

Amway Center (2010–2022)

Orlando Magic

18,846
capacity
#6

Frost Bank Center

Frost Bank Center (2023–present)

AT&T Center (2006–2022)

SBC Center (2002–2005)

San Antonio Spurs

18,418
capacity
#7

Paycom Center

Paycom Center (2021–present)

Chesapeake Energy Arena (2011–2020)

Oklahoma City Arena (2010–2010)

Ford Center (2002–2009)

Oklahoma City Thunder

18,203
capacity
#8

Chase Center

Golden State Warriors

18,064
capacity
#9

Toyota Center

Houston Rockets

18,055
capacity
#10

Intuit Dome

Los Angeles Clippers

18,000
capacity
#11

Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Gainbridge Fieldhouse (2021–present)

Bankers Life Fieldhouse (2011–2020)

Conseco Fieldhouse (1999–2010)

Indiana Pacers

17,923
capacity
#12

FedExForum

Memphis Grizzlies

17,794
capacity
#13

Barclays Center

Brooklyn Nets

17,732
capacity
#14

Golden 1 Center

Sacramento Kings

17,583
capacity
#15

TD Garden

Boston Celtics

17,565
capacity
#16

Fiserv Forum

Milwaukee Bucks

17,500
capacity
#17

Mortgage Matchup Center

Mortgage Matchup Center (2025–present)

Footprint Center (2021–2024)

Phoenix Suns Arena (2020–2020)

Talking Stick Resort Arena (2015–2019)

US Airways Center (2006–2014)

America West Arena (1992–2005)

Phoenix Suns

17,071
capacity
#18

State Farm Arena

State Farm Arena (2018–present)

Philips Arena (1999–2017)

Atlanta Hawks

17,044
capacity
#19

Smoothie King Center

Smoothie King Center (2014–present)

New Orleans Arena (1999–2013)

New Orleans Pelicans

16,867
capacity
#20

American Airlines Center

Dallas Mavericks
#21

Ball Arena

Ball Arena (2020–present)

Pepsi Center (1999–2019)

Denver Nuggets
#22

Capital One Arena

Capital One Arena (2017–present)

Verizon Center (2006–2016)

MCI Center (1997–2005)

Washington Wizards
#23

Crypto.com Arena

Crypto.com Arena (2021–present)

Staples Center (1998–2020)

Los Angeles Lakers
#24

Little Caesars Arena

Detroit Pistons
#25

Madison Square Garden

New York Knicks
#26

Scotiabank Arena

Scotiabank Arena (2018–present)

Air Canada Centre (1998–2017)

Toronto Raptors
#27

United Center

Chicago Bulls

Former Arenas

Alamodome

San Antonio Spurs (1994–2002)

65,000 capacity Opened 1993

Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Phoenix Suns (1969–1992)

14,870 capacity Opened 1965

BMO Harris Bradley Center

BMO Harris Bradley Center (2012–2018)

Bradley Center (?–2012)

Milwaukee Bucks (1989–2018)

18,717 capacity Opened 1988

Baltimore Arena

Baltimore Arena (1986–2003)

Baltimore Civic Center (?–1986)

Capital Bullets (1964–1973)

11,271 capacity Opened 1962

Baltimore Coliseum

Baltimore Bullets (1948–1954)

Benchmark International Arena

Benchmark International Arena (2026–present)

Amalie Arena (2014–2025)

Tampa Bay Times Forum (2012–2013)

St. Pete Times Forum (2002–2011)

Ice Palace (1996–2001)

Toronto Raptors (2021–2021)

19,092 capacity Opened 1996

Blue Cross Arena at War Memorial

Blue Cross Arena at War Memorial (1998–present)

Rochester Community War Memorial (1955–1997)

Cincinnati Royals (1956–1957)

12,428 capacity Opened 1955

Boston Arena

Boston Celtics (1947–1955)

Opened 1910

Boston Garden

Boston Celtics (1956–1994)

Opened 1928

Buffalo Memorial Auditorium

San Diego Clippers (1971–1978)

16,433 capacity Opened 1940

Caesars Superdome

Caesars Superdome (2021–present)

Mercedes-Benz Superdome (2011–2020)

Louisiana Superdome (1975–2010)

Utah Jazz (1976–1979)

73,208 capacity Opened 1975

Charlotte Coliseum

Charlotte Bobcats (1989–2005)

24,042 capacity Opened 1988

Checkerdome

Checkerdome (1977–1982)

St. Louis Arena (1929–1976)

St. Louis Bombers (1947–1950)

Opened 1929

Chicago Coliseum

Baltimore Bullets (1963–1963)

6,000 capacity Opened 1899

Chicago Stadium

Chicago Bulls (1968–1994), Chicago Stags (1947–1950)

18,472 capacity Opened 1929

Cincinnati Gardens

Kansas City-Omaha Kings (1958–1972)

11,000 capacity Opened 1949

Cleveland Arena

Cleveland Cavaliers (1971–1974), Cleveland Rebels (1947–1947)

10,000 capacity Opened 1937

Climate Pledge Arena

Oklahoma City Thunder (1968–2008)

Compaq Center

Compaq Center (1998–2003)

The Summit (?–1998)

Houston Rockets (1976–2003)

16,285 capacity Opened 1975

CoreStates Spectrum

CoreStates Spectrum (1994–1996)

The Spectrum (?–1994)

Philadelphia 76ers (1968–1996)

17,380 capacity Opened 1967

Denver Auditorium Arena

Denver Nuggets (1950–1950)

6,841 capacity Opened 1908

Duquesne Gardens

Pittsburgh Ironmen (1947–1947)

6,500 capacity Opened 1890

Edgerton Park Arena

Rochester Royals (1949–1955)

4,200 capacity Opened 1892

Fertitta Center

Fertitta Center (2017–present)

Hofheinz Pavilion (1969–2016)

Houston Rockets (1972–1975)

10,000 capacity Opened 1969

HemisFair Arena

San Antonio Spurs (1977–1993)

16,057 capacity Opened 1968

Hinkle Fieldhouse

Hinkle Fieldhouse (1966–present)

Butler Fieldhouse (1928–1965)

Indianapolis Olympians (1950–1953), Indianapolis Jets (1949–1949)

15,000 capacity Opened 1928

Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

Minnesota Timberwolves (1990–1990)

Opened 1982

Huntington Place

Huntington Place (2022–present)

TCF Center (2019–2021)

Cobo Center (2010–2018)

Cobo Hall (1960–2009)

Detroit Pistons (1962–1978)

12,191 capacity Opened 1960

Hy-Vee Arena

Hy-Vee Arena (2018–present)

Kemper Arena (1974–2017)

Sacramento Kings (1975–1985)

16,300 capacity Opened 1974

International Amphitheatre

Chicago Bulls (1967–1967), Chicago Zephyrs (1962–1962)

9,000 capacity Opened 1934

Jersey Mike's Arena

Jersey Mike's Arena (2019–present)

Louis Brown Athletic Center (1986–2018)

Rutgers Athletic Center (1977–1986)

New Jersey Nets (1978–1981)

8,500 capacity Opened 1977

Kia Forum

Kia Forum (2022–present)

The Forum presented by Chase (2014–2021)

The Forum (2004–2013)

Great Western Forum (1988–2002)

Los Angeles Lakers (1968–1999)

Opened 1967

Kiel Auditorium

Atlanta Hawks (1956–1969)

9,300 capacity Opened 1934

Kingdome

Seattle SuperSonics (1978–1985)

Opened 1976

Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena

Los Angeles Clippers (1985–1999), Los Angeles Lakers (1961–1967)

16,161 capacity Opened 1959

Loyola Field House

New Orleans Jazz (1975–1975)

Madison Square Garden

New York Knicks (1947–1967)

Opened 1925

Maple Leaf Gardens

Toronto Huskies (1947–1947)

15,726 capacity Opened 1931

Market Square Arena

Indiana Pacers (1977–1999)

16,530 capacity Opened 1974

Martin Luther King Jr Arena

Martin Luther King Jr Arena (1980–1983)

Philadelphia Arena (1920–1979)

Philadelphia Warriors (1947–1952)

Opened 1920

McCamish Pavilion

McCamish Pavilion (2005–present)

Alexander Memorial Coliseum (1956–2004)

Atlanta Hawks (1970–1999)

Opened 1956

McNichols Sports Arena

Denver Nuggets (1977–1999)

16,061 capacity Opened 1975

Meadowlands Arena

Meadowlands Arena (2016–present)

Izod Center (2007–2015)

Continental Airlines Arena (1996–2006)

Brendan Byrne Arena (1981–1996)

New Jersey Nets (1982–2010)

Miami Arena

Miami Heat (1989–1999)

14,703 capacity Opened 1988

Minneapolis Auditorium

Los Angeles Lakers (1949–1960)

10,000 capacity Opened 1927

Municipal Auditorium

Kansas City-Omaha Kings (1973–1974)

9,287 capacity Opened 1936

Nassau Coliseum

New Jersey Nets (1977–1977)

13,917 capacity Opened 1972

North Side High School Gym

Fort Wayne Pistons (1949–1952)

3,000 capacity Opened 1927

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena

Golden State Warriors (1972–2019)

13,601 capacity Opened 1966

Olympia Stadium

Detroit Pistons (1958–1961), Detroit Falcons (1947–1947)

16,700 capacity Opened 1927

Omni Coliseum

Atlanta Hawks (1972–1996)

15,278 capacity Opened 1972

Onondaga War Memorial

Philadelphia 76ers (1952–1963)

6,230 capacity Opened 1951

Philadelphia Civic Center

Philadelphia 76ers (1964–1967), San Francisco Warriors (1953–1962)

12,000 capacity Opened 1930

Pontiac Silverdome

Pontiac Silverdome (1976–2013)

Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium (1975–1975)

Detroit Pistons (1979–1988)

33,000 capacity Opened 1975

Prudential Center

Brooklyn Nets (2011–2012)

Pyramid Arena

Memphis Grizzlies (2002–2004)

20,142 capacity Opened 1991

Reunion Arena

Dallas Mavericks (1981–2001)

17,001 capacity Opened 1980

Rhode Island Auditorium

Providence Steamrollers (1947–1949)

5,300 capacity Opened 1926

Richfield Coliseum

Cleveland Cavaliers (1975–1994)

18,544 capacity Opened 1974

Rogers Arena

Memphis Grizzlies (1996–2001)

Rogers Centre

Toronto Raptors (1996–1998)

Salt Palace

Utah Jazz (1980–1991)

12,686 capacity Opened 1969

San Diego International Sports Center

San Diego Sports Arena (?–1970)

San Diego International Sports Center (?–present)

Los Angeles Clippers (1979–1984), Houston Rockets (1968–1971)

14,500 capacity Opened 1966

San Francisco Civic Auditorium

Golden State Warriors (1965–1971)

7,000 capacity Opened 1915

Sheboygan Municipal Auditorium and Armory

Sheboygan Red Skins (1950–1950)

3,500 capacity Opened 1942

Sleep Train Arena

Sleep Train Arena (2012–2016)

Power Balance Pavilion (2011–2012)

ARCO Arena (?–2011)

Sacramento Kings (1986–2016)

17,317 capacity Opened 1988

State Fair Coliseum

Syracuse Nationals (1950–1951)

7,500 capacity Opened 1927

Tacoma Dome

Seattle SuperSonics (1994–1995)

17,100 capacity Opened 1983

The Arena in Orlando

The Arena in Orlando (2006–2006)

Amway Arena (2006–2010)

TD Waterhouse Centre (1999–2006)

Orlando Arena (?–1999)

Orlando Magic (1990–2010)

17,283 capacity Opened 1989

The Hippodrome

Waterloo Hawks (1950–1950)

5,155 capacity Opened 1936

The Palace of Auburn Hills

Detroit Pistons (1989–2017)

22,076 capacity Opened 1988

The Wigwam

Anderson Packers (1950–1950)

8,996 capacity Opened 1925

US Airways Arena

US Airways Arena (1996–1997)

USAir Arena (1993–1996)

Capital Centre (?–1993)

Washington Wizards (1974–1997)

18,130 capacity Opened 1973

USF War Memorial Gymnasium

San Francisco Warriors (1963–1964)

5,300 capacity Opened 1958

UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena

UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena (2014–present)

U.S. Cellular Arena (1998–2013)

Wisconsin Center Arena (1995–1997)

MECCA Arena (1974–1994)

Milwaukee Arena (1950–1973)

Milwaukee Bucks (1969–1988), St. Louis Hawks (1952–1955)

10,783 capacity Opened 1950

Uline Arena

Washington Capitols (1947–1951)

7,000 capacity Opened 1941

Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Veterans Memorial Coliseum (2011–present)

Memorial Coliseum (1960–2010)

Portland Trail Blazers (1971–1995)

12,888 capacity Opened 1960

War Memorial Coliseum

Detroit Pistons (1953–1957)

10,000 capacity Opened 1952

Wharton Field House

Milwaukee Hawks (1950–1951)

6,000 capacity Opened 1928