Sun Belt Arenas

All 14 home arenas of the Sun Belt Conference for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Cajundome (Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns) with 13,500 seats. Together they hold 112,516 fans, an average of 8,037 per arena. The oldest is Reed Green Coliseum, opened in 1965.

1. 1D-ICajundome — Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns (Lafayette, Louisiana)13,500 seats
2. 2D-IMitchell Center — South Alabama Jaguars (Mobile, Alabama)10,041 seats
3. 3D-IFirst National Bank Arena — Arkansas State Red Wolves (Jonesboro, Arkansas)10,038 seats
4. 4D-ICam Henderson Center — Marshall Thundering Herd (Huntington, West Virginia)9,048 seats
5. 5D-IAtlantic Union Bank Center — James Madison Dukes (Harrisonburg, Virginia)8,500 seats
6. 6D-IChartway Arena — Old Dominion Monarchs (Norfolk, Virginia)8,472 seats
7. 7D-IGeorge M. Holmes Convocation Center — Appalachian State Mountaineers (Boone, North Carolina)8,325 seats
8. 8D-IReed Green Coliseum — Southern Miss Golden Eagles (Hattiesburg, Mississippi)8,095 seats
9. 9D-IThomas Assembly Center — Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (Ruston, Louisiana)8,000 seats
10. 10D-IGeorgia State Convocation Center — Georgia State Panthers (Atlanta, Georgia)7,500 seats
11. 11D-IFant–Ewing Coliseum — Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks (Monroe, Louisiana)7,085 seats
12. 12D-IJack and Ruth Ann Hill Convocation Center — Georgia Southern Eagles (Statesboro, Georgia)5,500 seats
13. 13D-ITrojan Arena — Troy Trojans (Troy, Alabama)5,200 seats
14. 14D-IHTC Center — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (Conway, South Carolina)3,212 seats

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