1, United Center Arena (Chicago Bulls)
For many veteran NBA fans, the United Center Arena, which opened on 8 1994, is undoubtedly a part of youthful memories, because it is here that the Bulls reached their second dynasty, and the Bulls Iron Triangle also left a brilliant record here.
2. Little Caesar Stadium (Detroit Pistons)
20 17 September, Little Caesar Gymnasium officially opened, becoming the home of Detroit Pistons, with a maximum capacity of 2 1000 people.
3. Verizon Center Stadium (Washington Wizards)
Verizon Center Arena opened on 1995, with a maximum capacity of 20,672 people. Although the appearance looks shabby, the venue is strategically located in the downtown area of the American capital, and the internal conditions are quite good. Unfortunately, the wizards have achieved average results in recent years, and the attendance rate in the arena has been average for a long time.
4. Fast Loan Arena (Cleveland Cavaliers)
The quick loan arena, formerly known as Gunde Arena, was built in 1994 with a maximum seating capacity of 20,562. Gilbert, the new owner of the Cavaliers, took over the team from Gordon Gunder, the former owner of the Cavaliers, and gave it a QuickenLoansArena according to his own business, which translates as "quick loan".
5. Wachovia Center Arena (Philadelphia 76ers)
Philadelphia is a famous city with a long history in the eastern United States, and the Philadelphia 76ers is also an NBA team with a glorious record and a long history. Of course, they are not behind in the style and capacity of the arena. Wachovia Center Arena 1996 opened with a maximum audience of 20,444 people.