Oldest WNBA Arenas Still in Use

14 WNBA arenas still hosting a WNBA team, ranked by the year they opened. The oldest is Climate Pledge Arena, opened 1962.

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Oldest WNBA Arenas Still in Use
Rank	Venue	Location	Team(s)	Capacity	Opened
#1	Climate Pledge ArenaKeyArena (1995–2017); Seattle Center Coliseum (1964–1994); Washington State Coliseum (1962–1963)	Seattle, Washington	Seattle Storm	18,000	1962
#2	Target Center	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minnesota Lynx	19,356	1990
#3	Mortgage Matchup CenterFootprint 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, Arizona	Phoenix Mercury	19,023	1992
#4	Moda CenterRose Garden (1995–2012)	Portland, Oregon	Portland Fire	19,441	1995
#5	Crypto.com ArenaStaples Center (1998–2020)	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles Sparks	19,060	1999
#5	Gainbridge FieldhouseBankers Life Fieldhouse (2011–2020); Conseco Fieldhouse (1999–2010)	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana Fever	18,165	1999
#5	Michelob Ultra ArenaMandalay Bay Events Center (1999–2021)	Paradise, Nevada	Las Vegas Aces	12,000	1999
#8	Mohegan Sun Arena	Montville, Connecticut	Connecticut Sun	9,518	2001
#9	Barclays Center	New York, New York	New York Liberty	17,732	2012
#9	College Park Center	Arlington, Texas	Dallas Wings	7,000	2012
#11	Wintrust Arena	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago Sky	10,387	2017
#12	CareFirst ArenaEntertainment and Sports Arena (2018–2024)	Washington, District of Columbia	Washington Mystics	4,200	2018
#13	Chase Center	San Francisco, California	Golden State Valkyries	18,000	2019
#13	Gateway Center Arena	College Park, Georgia	Atlanta Dream	3,500	2019
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