- The Minnesota Lynx have the biggest arena in the WNBA.
- The Atlanta Dream have the smallest arena in the WNBA.
As more teams join the WNBA, it becomes even more important to have top-notch facilities.
For example, the Golden State Valkyries will start in a good place as the leagueโs newest expansion team in 2025. The Valkyries will play their home games in Chase Center (home of the Golden State Warriors during the NBA season), which is one of the biggest arenas in the league in terms of stadium capacity.
The Minnesota Lynx have the largest arena in the league, with Target Center (home of the Minnesota Timberwolves during the NBA season) having a stadium capacity of 20,000.
Biggest WNBA Arenas: Ranking Arenas by Capacity
Rank | Arena | Team | Capacity |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Target Center | Minnesota Lynx | 20,000 |
2 | Crypto.com Arena | Los Angeles Sparks | 19,079 |
3 | Climate Pledge Arena | Seattle Storm | 18,300 |
4 | Chase Center | Golden State Valkyries | 18,064 |
5 | Gainbridge Fieldhouse | Indiana Fever | 18,000 |
6 | Barclays Center | New York Liberty | 17,732 |
7 | PHX Arena | Phoenix Mercury | 17,071 |
8 | Michelob Ultra Arena | Las Vegas Aces | 12,000 |
9 | Wintrust Arena | Chicago Sky | 10,387 |
10 | Mohegan Sun Arena | Connecticut Sun | 9,323 |
11 | College Park Center | Dallas Wings | 7,000 |
12 | CareFirst Arena | Washington Mystics | 4,200 |
13 | Gateway Center Arena | Atlanta Dream | 3,500 |
Who Has the Smallest WNBA Arena?
The Atlanta Dream play in the smallest WNBA arena, the Gateway Center Arena, in College Park, Georgia. It has a capacity of 3,500 for basketball games.
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