List of NBA arenas

The following list includes all current and former arenas used by current and List of defunct [National Basketball Association teams|defunct teams] playing in the National Basketball Association. Other information included in this list are arena locations, seating capacities, years opened, and in use.
Intuit Dome is the newest arena in the NBA, which opened in August 2024. The United Center has the highest capacity of any current NBA arena at 20,917. Madison Square Garden is the only current arena not to be named after a corporate sponsor.

Current arenas

Image	Arena	Location	Team	Capacity	Opened	Season of first NBA game	Ref
	American Airlines Center	Dallas, Texas	Dallas Mavericks	19,200	2001	2001–02
	Ball Arena	Denver, Colorado	Denver Nuggets	19,520	1999	1999–2000
	Barclays Center	Brooklyn, New York	Brooklyn Nets	17,732	2012	2012–13
	Capital One Arena	Washington, D.C.	Washington Wizards	20,333	1997	1997–98
	Chase Center	San Francisco, California	Golden State Warriors	18,064	2019	2019–20
	Crypto.com Arena	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles Lakers	18,997	1999	1999–2000
	Delta Center	Salt [Lake City, Utah]	Utah Jazz	18,306	1991	1991–92
	FedExForum	Memphis, Tennessee	Memphis Grizzlies	17,794	2004	2004–05
	Fiserv Forum	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Bucks	17,341	2018	2018–19
	Frost Bank Center	San Antonio, Texas	San Antonio Spurs	18,354	2002	2002–03
	Gainbridge Fieldhouse	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana Pacers	17,923	1999	1999–2000
	Golden 1 Center	Sacramento, California	Sacramento Kings	17,611	2016	2016–17
	Intuit Dome	Inglewood, California	Los Angeles Clippers	18,000	2024	2024–25
	Kaseya Center	Miami, Florida	Miami Heat	19,600	1999	1999–2000
	Kia Center	Orlando, Florida	Orlando Magic	18,846	2010	2010–11
	Little Caesars Arena	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit Pistons	20,332	2017	2017–18
	Madison Square Garden	New [York, New York]	New York Knicks	19,812	1968	1967–68
	Moda Center	Portland, Oregon	Portland Trail Blazers	19,411	1995	1995–96
	Mortgage Matchup Center	Phoenix, Arizona	Phoenix Suns	17,071	1992	1992–93
	Paycom Center	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Oklahoma City Thunder	18,203	2002	2005–06
	Rocket Arena	Cleveland, Ohio	Cleveland Cavaliers	19,432	1994	1994–95
	Scotiabank Arena	Toronto, Ontario	Toronto Raptors	19,800	1999	1998–99
	Smoothie King Center	New Orleans, Louisiana	New Orleans Pelicans	16,867	1999	2002–03
	Spectrum Center	Charlotte, North Carolina	Charlotte Hornets	19,077	2005	2005–06
	State Farm Arena	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Hawks	17,044	1999	1999–2000
	Target Center	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Minnesota Timberwolves	18,024	1990	1990–91
	TD Garden	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston Celtics	18,624	1995	1995–96
	Toyota Center	Houston, Texas	Houston Rockets	18,055	2003	2003–04
	United Center	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago Bulls	20,917	1994	1994–95
	Xfinity Mobile Arena	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia 76ers	20,007	1996	1996–97

Future or proposed arenas

Arena	Team	Location	Capacity	Opening	Reference
New Oklahoma City Arena	Oklahoma City Thunder	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	TBD	2028
New South Philadelphia Arena	Philadelphia 76ers	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	TBD	2030
New Spurs Arena	San Antonio Spurs	San Antonio, Texas	TBD	2030
New Irving Arena	Dallas Mavericks	Irving, Texas	TBD	2031