WNBA Arenas

Women's National Basketball Association — 13 venues ranked by capacity

Current Arenas

#1

Target Center

Minnesota Lynx

18,978
capacity
#2

Chase Center

Golden State Valkyries

18,064
capacity
#3

Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Gainbridge Fieldhouse (2021–present)

Bankers Life Fieldhouse (2011–2020)

Conseco Fieldhouse (1999–2010)

Indiana Fever

17,923
capacity
#4

Barclays Center

New York Liberty

17,732
capacity
#5

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 Mercury

17,071
capacity
#6

CareFirst Arena

Washington Mystics
#7

Climate Pledge Arena

Seattle Storm
#8

College Park Center

Dallas Wings
#9

Crypto.com Arena

Crypto.com Arena (2021–present)

Staples Center (1998–2020)

Los Angeles Sparks
#10

Gateway Center Arena

Atlanta Dream
#11

Michelob Ultra Arena

Mandalay Bay Events Center (1999–2021)

Michelob Ultra Arena (?–present)

Las Vegas Aces
#12

Mohegan Sun Arena

Connecticut Sun
#13

Wintrust Arena

Chicago Sky

Former Arenas

Allstate Arena

Allstate Arena (?–present)

Rosemont Horizon (?–present)

Chicago Sky (2010–2017)

Opened 1980

American Airlines Center

Miami Sol (2000–2002)

Opened 2001

BOK Center

Tulsa Shock (2010–2015)

Opened 2008

Capital One Arena

Capital One Arena (2017–present)

Verizon Center (2006–2016)

MCI Center (1997–2005)

Washington Mystics (1998–2018)

Opened 1997

Charlotte Coliseum

Charlotte Sting (1997–2005)

24,042 capacity Opened 1988

Compaq Center

Compaq Center (1998–2003)

The Summit (?–1998)

Houston Comets (1997–2003)

16,285 capacity Opened 1975

Freeman Coliseum

San Antonio Stars (2015–2015)

Opened 1949

Frost Bank Center

Frost Bank Center (2023–present)

AT&T Center (2006–2022)

SBC Center (2002–2005)

San Antonio Stars (2003–2017)

18,418 capacity Opened 2002

Kia Forum

Kia Forum (2022–present)

The Forum presented by Chase (2014–2021)

The Forum (2004–2013)

Great Western Forum (1988–2002)

Los Angeles Sparks (1997–2001)

Opened 1967

Madison Square Garden

New York Liberty (1997–2017)

Opened 1968

McCamish Pavilion

McCamish Pavilion (2005–present)

Alexander Memorial Coliseum (1956–2004)

Atlanta Dream (2017–2018)

Opened 1956

Moda Center

Moda Center (2013–present)

Rose Garden (1995–2012)

Portland Fire (2000–2002)

19,441 capacity Opened 1995

NRG Arena

NRG Arena (2014–present)

Reliant Arena (2000–2013)

Astroarena (1974–1999)

Houston Comets (2008–2008)

Opened 1974

Prudential Center

New York Liberty (2011–2013)

Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (2019–2024)

Quicken Loans Arena (2005–2018)

Gund Arena (1994–2004)

Cleveland Rockers (1997–2003)

19,432 capacity Opened 1994

Sleep Train Arena

Sleep Train Arena (2012–2016)

Power Balance Pavilion (2011–2012)

ARCO Arena (?–2011)

Sacramento Monarchs (1997–2009)

17,317 capacity Opened 1988

Spectrum Center

Spectrum Center (2016–present)

Time Warner Cable Arena (2008–2015)

Charlotte Bobcats Arena (2005–2007)

Charlotte Sting (2006–2006)

19,077 capacity Opened 2005

State Farm Arena

State Farm Arena (2018–present)

Philips Arena (1999–2017)

Atlanta Dream (2008–2020)

17,044 capacity Opened 1999

The Arena in Orlando

The Arena in Orlando (2006–2006)

Amway Arena (2006–2010)

TD Waterhouse Centre (1999–2006)

Orlando Arena (?–1999)

Orlando Miracle (1999–2002)

17,283 capacity Opened 1989

The Palace of Auburn Hills

Detroit Shock (1998–2009)

22,076 capacity Opened 1988

Toyota Center

Houston Comets (2004–2007)

18,055 capacity Opened 2003

UIC Pavilion

UIC Pavilion (?–present)

Credit Union 1 Arena (?–present)

Chicago Sky (2006–2009)

Opened 1982

Vivint Arena

Vivint Arena (2020–2022)

Vivint Smart Home Arena (2015–2019)

EnergySolutions Arena (2006–2014)

Salt Lake Ice Center (2002–2002)

Delta Center (1991–2005)

Utah Starzz (1997–2002)

Opened 1991

Westchester County Center

New York Liberty (2018–2020)

Opened 1930