A-10 Arenas

All 14 home arenas of the Atlantic 10 Conference for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is University of Dayton Arena (Dayton Flyers) with 13,409 seats. Together they hold 90,193 fans, an average of 6,442 per arena. The oldest is Rose Hill Gymnasium, opened in 1925.

  1. 1D-IUniversity of Dayton Arena — Dayton Flyers (Dayton, Ohio)13,409 seats
  2. 2D-IChaifetz Arena — Saint Louis Billikens (St. Louis, Missouri)10,600 seats
  3. 3D-IEagleBank Arena — George Mason Patriots (Fairfax, Virginia)10,000 seats
  4. 4D-IRyan Center — Rhode Island Rams (Kingston, Rhode Island)7,657 seats
  5. 5D-ISiegel Center — VCU Rams (Richmond, Virginia)7,637 seats
  6. 6D-IRobins Center — Richmond Spiders (Richmond, Virginia)7,201 seats
  7. 7D-IReilly Center — St. Bonaventure Bonnies (St. Bonaventure, New York)5,480 seats
  8. 8D-IJohn M. Belk Arena — Davidson Wildcats (Davidson, North Carolina)5,223 seats
  9. 9D-ICharles E. Smith Center — George Washington Revolutionaries (Washington, Washington, D.C.)5,000 seats
  10. 10D-IJoseph J. Gentile Arena — Loyola Chicago Ramblers (Chicago, Illinois)4,486 seats
  11. 11D-IHagan Arena — Saint Joseph's Hawks (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)3,800 seats
  12. 12D-IUPMC Cooper Fieldhouse — Duquesne Dukes (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)3,500 seats
  13. 13D-IRose Hill Gymnasium — Fordham Rams (Bronx, New York)3,200 seats
  14. 14D-IJohn Glaser Arena — La Salle Explorers (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)3,000 seats

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.