WNBA Arenas

All 15 home arenas of the Women's National Basketball Association for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Moda Center (Portland Fire) with 19,393 seats. Together they hold 199,921 fans, an average of 13,328 per arena. The oldest is Coca-Cola Coliseum, opened in 1921.

1. 1WNBAModa Center — Portland Fire (Portland, Oregon)19,393 seats
2. 2WNBACrypto.com Arena — Los Angeles Sparks (Los Angeles, California)19,079 seats
3. 3WNBATarget Center — Minnesota Lynx (Minneapolis, Minnesota)18,798 seats
4. 4WNBAClimate Pledge Arena — Seattle Storm (Seattle, Washington)18,100 seats
5. 5WNBAChase Center — Golden State Valkyries (San Francisco, California)18,064 seats
6. 6WNBABarclays Center — New York Liberty (Brooklyn, New York)17,732 seats
7. 7WNBAGainbridge Fieldhouse — Indiana Fever (Indianapolis, Indiana)17,274 seats
8. 8WNBAMortgage Matchup Center — Phoenix Mercury (Phoenix, Arizona)17,071 seats
9. 9WNBAMichelob Ultra Arena — Las Vegas Aces (Las Vegas, Nevada)12,000 seats
10. 10WNBAWintrust Arena — Chicago Sky (Chicago, Illinois)10,387 seats
11. 11WNBAMohegan Sun Arena — Connecticut Sun (Uncasville, Connecticut)9,323 seats
12. 12WNBACoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Tempo (Toronto, Ontario)8,000 seats
13. 13WNBACollege Park Center — Dallas Wings (Arlington, Texas)7,000 seats
14. 14WNBACareFirst Arena — Washington Mystics (Washington, Washington, D.C.)4,200 seats
15. 15WNBAGateway Center Arena — Atlanta Dream (College Park, Georgia)3,500 seats

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