Arena_Football_League_arenas

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia List of Arena Football League arenas List of Arena Football League arenas Below is a list of Arena Football League arenas: Defunct teams 1 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia National Conference Eastern Division Team (former names) Cleveland Gladiators (Las Vegas Gladiators) (New Jersey Gladiators) (New Jersey Red Dogs) Columbus Destroyers (Buffalo Destroyers) Dallas Desperados New York Dragons (Iowa Barnstormers) Philadelphia Soul Arena (former names) Quicken Loans Arena Orleans Arena Continental Airlines Arena Brendan Byrne Arena (1981-1996) Nationwide Arena HSBC Arena Marine Midland Arena (1996-1999) American Airlines Center Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum List of Arena Football League arenas Years Used Capacity Opened City 2008-present 20,562 2007 1997-2002 9,500 18,776 19,040 1994 2003 1983 1981 Cleveland, Ohio Las Vegas, Nevada East Rutherford, New Jersey Columbus, Ohio Buffalo, New York Dallas, Texas Uniondale, New York Des Moines, Iowa Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Thomas & Mack Center 2003-2006 2004-present 17,171 1999-2003 18,690 2000 1996 2002-present 18,532 2001-present 16,234 11,411 2001 1972 1955 1996 Iowa Veterans Memorial 1995-2000 Auditorium Wachovia Center (Sun 2004-present 17,486 Home Games) First Union Center (1998–2003) CoreStates Center (1996–1998) Wachovia Spectrum (Sat Home Games) First Union Spectrum (1998-2003) CoreStates Spectrum (1994-1998) The Spectrum (1967-1994) 2004-present 17,380 1967 Southern Division Team (former names) Arena (former names) Years Used Capacity Opened City Georgia Force Arena at Gwinnett Center Philips Arena New Orleans VooDoo Orlando Predators New Orleans Arena Amway Arena The Arena in Orlando 2003-2004, 11,500 2008-present 2002, 2005-2007 18,750 2003 1999 1999 1989 Duluth, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia New Orleans, Louisiana Orlando, Florida 2004-2005, 16,500 2007-present 1991-present 15,924 2 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2006) TD Waterhouse Centre (1999-2006) Orlando Arena (1989-1999) Tampa Bay Storm (Pittsburgh Gladiators) List of Arena Football League arenas St. Pete Times Forum 1997-present 19,200 Ice Palace (1996-2002) Tropicana Field Thunderdome (1993-1996) Florida Suncoast Dome (1990-1993) Pittsburgh Civic Arena Mellon Arena (1999-present) 1991-1996 43,500 1996 1990 Tampa, Florida St. Petersburg, Florida 1987-1990 15,924 1961 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania American Conference Central Division Team (former names) Arena (former names) Years Used Capacity Opened City Chicago Rush Allstate Arena Rosemont Horizon (1980-1999) Colorado Crush Grand Rapids Rampage Kansas City Brigade Pepsi Center Van Andel Arena Sprint Center Kemper Arena Arena (former names) US Airways Center America West Arena (1992-2005) Staples Center HP Pavilion at San Jose Compaq Center at San Jose (2001-2002) San Jose Arena (1993-2001) EnergySolutions Arena Delta Center (1991-2006) 2001-present 15,924 1980 Rosemont, Illinois Denver, Colorado Grand Rapids, Michigan Kansas City, Missouri 2003-present 17,210 1998-present 10,834 2008-present 18,500 2006-2007 Years Used 19,500 1999 1996 2007 1974 Western Division Team (former names) Arizona Rattlers Los Angeles Avengers San Jose SaberCats Capacity Opened City 1992-present 16,210 1992 Phoenix, Arizona Los Angeles, California San Jose, California 2000-present 18,118 1995-present 17,496 1999 1993 Utah Blaze 2006-present 14,000 1991 Salt Lake City, Utah 3 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Defunct Teams Arenas Team (former names) Anaheim Piranhas (1996-1997) (Las Vegas Sting) (1994-1995) Austin Wranglers Carolina Cobras Arena (former names) Arrowhead Pond Anaheim Arena (1993) Thomas & Mack Center List of Arena Football League arenas Years Used Capacity Opened City 1996-1997 1994-1995 17,174 18,776 1993 1983 Anaheim, California Las Vegas, Nevada Frank Erwin Center Charlotte Coliseum Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena RBC Center (2002-present) 2004-2007 2003-2004 2000-2002 16,755 21,684 18,730 1977 1988 1999 Austin, Texas Charlotte, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina Charlotte Rage Charlotte Coliseum Chicago Bruisers Rosemont Horizon Allstate Arena (1999-present) 1992-1996 1987-1989 21,684 15,924 1988 1980 Charlotte, North Carolina Rosemont, Illinois N/A Chicago Politi- N/A cians (1986 Playtest Game) Cincinnati Rockers (1992-1993) Cleveland Thunderbolts (1992-1994) (Columbus Thunderbolts) (1991) Connecticut Coyotes (1995-1996) Dallas Texans (1990-1993) Denver Dynamite (1987, 1989-1991) Detroit Fury (2001-2004) Riverfront Coliseum U.S. Bank Arena Firstar Center The Crown Coliseum at Richfield Ohio Expo Center Coliseum N/A N/A N/A 1992-1993 12,823 1975 Cincinnati, Ohio 1992-1994 1992-1994 20,000 7,000 1974 1918 Richfield, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Hartford Civic Center 1995-1996 15,635 1980 Hartford, Connecticut Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado Reunion Arena 1995-1996 17,001 16,061 1980 1975 McNichols Sports Arena 1987, 1989-1991 The Palace of Auburn Hills 2001-2004 22,076 1988 Auburn Hills, Michigan 4 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Florida Bobcats (1996-2001) (Miami Hooters) (1993-1995) (Sacramento Attack) (1992) Fort Worth Cavalry (1994) West Palm Beach Auditorium Miami Arena ARCO Arena List of Arena Football League arenas 1996-2001 1993-1995 1992 5,000 14,696 17,317 1965 1988 1988 West Palm Beach, Florida Miami, Florida Sacramento, California Fort Worth Convention Center 1994 11,200 1965 Fort Worth, Texas Houston, Texas 1996-2001 Houston Thun- Compaq Center The Summit (1975-1998) derbears (1998-2001) (Texas Terror) (1996-1997) Indiana Firebirds (2001-2004) (Albany Firebirds) (1990-2000) Los Angeles Cobras (1988) Massachusetts Marauders (1994) (Detroit Drive) (1988-1993) Conseco Fieldhouse Pepsi Arena 2001-2004 1990-2000 15,256 1975 14,400 17,500 1999 1990 Indianapolis, Indiana Albany, New York Los Angeles Sports Arena Worcester’s Centrum Centre DCU Center (2004-present) Worcester Centrum (1987-1992) Joe Louis Arena 1988 14,546 1959 Los Angeles, California Worcester, Massachusetts 1994 14,800 1982 1988-1993 1987 20,066 N/A 1979 N/A Detroit, Michigan N/A N/A Miami Vise (1987 Playtest Game) Milwaukee Mustangs (1994-2001) Minnesota Fighting Pike (1996) Bradley Center 1994-2001 17,800 1988 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota Nashville, Tennessee Target Center 1996 17,500 1990 Nashville Kats Sommet Center Nashville Arena (1996-1999), (2007) Gaylord Entertainment Center (1999-2007) New England Steamrollers (1988) 1997-2001, 2005-present 17,113 1996 Providence Civic Center 1988 Dunkin’ Donuts Center (2001-present) 14,500 1972 Providence, Rhode Island 5 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia New Orleans Night (1991-1992) New York Knights (1988) Oklahoma Wranglers (2000-2001) (Portland Forest Dragons) (1997-1999) (Memphis Pharaohs) (1995-1996) Louisiana Superdome List of Arena Football League arenas 1991-1992 55,675 1975 New Orleans, Louisiana New York City, New York Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Portland, Oregon Memphis, Tennessee Madison Square Garden 1988 18,200 1968 Cox Convention Center 2000-2001 15,000 UNK Rose Garden Pyramid Arena 1997-1999 1995-1996 17,544 21,000 1993 1991 Rockford Met- Rockford MetroCentre ros (1986 Playtest Game) San Antonio Force (1992) HemisFair Arena 1986 10,000 1981 Rockford, Illinois 1992 10,146 UNK San Antonio, Texas St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis Stam- Kiel Center pede Scottrade Center (1995-1996) (2006-present) Savvis Center (2000-2006) Toronto Phantoms (2001-2002) (New England Seawolves) (1999-2000) (New York CityHawks) (1997-1998) Washington Commandos (1987, 1990) (Maryland Commandos) (1989) Air Canada Centre Hartford Civic Center 1995-1996 19,022 1994 2001-2002 1999-2000 18,819 15,635 18,200 1999 1980 1968 Toronto, Ontario Hartford, Connecticut New York City, New York Fairfax, Virginia Landover, Maryland Madison Square Garden 1997-1998 Patriot Center Capital Centre US Airways Arena (1993-1997) 1990 1987, 1989 10,000 18,756 1958 1973 Retrieved from 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