Arkansas is home to 5 D-I teams, playing in 5 arenas. The biggest is Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, home of the Arkansas Razorbacks, with 19,368 seats. The oldest is Farris Center, opened in 1972.
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NCAA Division I5
SEC
- D-IBud Walton Arena — Arkansas Razorbacks (Fayetteville)opened 1993 · cap 19,368SiteMapSEC
SWAC
- D-IK. L. Johnson Complex — Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions (Pine Bluff)opened 1982 · cap 4,500SiteMapSWAC
Sun Belt
- D-IFirst National Bank Arena — Arkansas State Red Wolves (Jonesboro)opened 1987 · cap 10,038SiteMapSun Belt
UAC
- D-IFarris Center — Central Arkansas Bears (Conway)opened 1972 · cap 6,000SiteMapUAC
- D-IJack Stephens Center — Little Rock Trojans (Little Rock)opened 2005 · cap 5,600SiteMapUAC
Arena names link to each arena’s page with capacity, history and nearby arenas. Site opens the team’s official site; Map opens directions. Listings cover NBA, WNBA, G League and NCAA Division I basketball arenas for the 2026–27 season. Capacity figures vary by source.
Arkansas arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in Arkansas?
Arkansas is home to 5 D-I teams, playing in 5 arenas.
What is the biggest basketball arena in Arkansas?
Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, home of the Arkansas Razorbacks, holds 19,368.
What is the oldest basketball arena in Arkansas?
Farris Center in Conway opened in 1972.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
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