The Newest NBA Arenas
30 NBA arenas ranked by opening year, newest first. No. 1 is Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California (opened 2024).
- 1NBAIntuit Dome — Los Angeles Clippers opened 2024
- 2NBAChase Center — Golden State Warriors opened 2019
- 3NBAFiserv Forum — Milwaukee Bucks / Marquette Golden Eagles opened 2018
- 4NBALittle Caesars Arena — Detroit Pistons opened 2017
- 5NBAGolden 1 Center — Sacramento Kings opened 2016
- 6NBABarclays Center — Brooklyn Nets opened 2012
- 7NBAKia Center — Orlando Magic opened 2010
- 8NBASpectrum Center — Charlotte Hornets opened 2005
- 9NBAFedExForum — Memphis Grizzlies / Memphis Tigers opened 2004
- 10NBAToyota Center — Houston Rockets opened 2003
- 11NBAPaycom Center — Oklahoma City Thunder opened 2002
- 12NBAFrost Bank Center — San Antonio Spurs opened 2002
- 13NBAAmerican Airlines Center — Dallas Mavericks opened 2001
- 14NBACrypto.com Arena — Los Angeles Lakers opened 1999
- 15NBABall Arena — Denver Nuggets opened 1999
- 16NBAKaseya Center — Miami Heat opened 1999
- 17NBAState Farm Arena — Atlanta Hawks opened 1999
- 18NBAGainbridge Fieldhouse — Indiana Pacers opened 1999
- 19NBASmoothie King Center — New Orleans Pelicans opened 1999
- 20NBAScotiabank Arena — Toronto Raptors opened 1999
- 21NBACapital One Arena — Washington Wizards / Georgetown Hoyas opened 1997
- 22NBAXfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia 76ers opened 1996
- 23NBATD Garden — Boston Celtics opened 1995
- 24NBAModa Center — Portland Trail Blazers opened 1995
- 25NBAUnited Center — Chicago Bulls opened 1994
- 26NBARocket Arena — Cleveland Cavaliers opened 1994
- 27NBAMortgage Matchup Center — Phoenix Suns opened 1992
- 28NBADelta Center — Utah Jazz opened 1991
- 29NBATarget Center — Minnesota Timberwolves opened 1990
- 30NBAMadison Square Garden — New York Knicks / St. John's Red Storm opened 1968
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.