New York is home to 27 teams (2 NBA, 1 WNBA, 2 G League and 22 D-I) playing in 25 arenas. The biggest is JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, home of the Syracuse Orange, with 35,446 seats. The oldest is Rose Hill Gymnasium, opened in 1925.
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NBA2
- NBAMadison Square Garden — New York Knicks (New York)opened 1968 · cap 19,812SiteMapNBA · Eastern Conference · Atlantic Division
- NBABarclays Center — Brooklyn Nets (Brooklyn)opened 2012 · cap 17,732SiteMapNBA · Eastern Conference · Atlantic Division
WNBA1
- WNBABarclays Center — New York Liberty (Brooklyn)opened 2012 · cap 17,732SiteMapWNBA
G League2
- G LeagueNassau Coliseum — Long Island Nets (Uniondale)opened 1972 · cap 13,500SiteMapG League · affiliate of the Brooklyn Nets
- G LeagueWestchester County Center — Westchester Knicks (White Plains)opened 1930 · cap 5,000SiteMapG League · affiliate of the New York Knicks
NCAA Division I22
A-10
- D-IRose Hill Gymnasium — Fordham Rams (Bronx)opened 1925 · cap 3,200SiteMapA-10
ACC
- D-IJMA Wireless Dome — Syracuse Orange (Syracuse)opened 1980 · cap 35,446SiteMapACC
America East
- D-IBinghamton University Events Center — Binghamton Bearcats (Vestal)opened 2004 · cap 5,142SiteMapAmerica East
- D-IBroadview Center — Albany Great Danes (Guilderland)opened 1992 · cap 4,538SiteMapAmerica East
Big East
- D-IMadison Square Garden — St. John's Red Storm (New York)opened 1968 · cap 19,812SiteMapBig East
CAA
- D-IMack Sports Complex — Hofstra Pride (Hempstead)opened 2000 · cap 5,124SiteMapCAA
- D-IIsland Federal Credit Union Arena — Stony Brook Seawolves (Stony Brook)opened 1967 · cap 4,160SiteMapCAA
Ivy
- D-INewman Arena — Cornell Big Red (Ithaca)opened 1990 · cap 4,473SiteMapIvy
- D-ILevien Gymnasium — Columbia Lions (New York)opened 1974 · cap 2,500SiteMapIvy
MAAC
- D-IMVP Arena — Siena Saints (Albany)opened 1990 · cap 15,229SiteMapMAAC
- D-IMcCann Arena — Marist Red Foxes (Poughkeepsie)opened 1977 · cap 3,200SiteMapMAAC
- D-IHynes Athletic Center — Iona Gaels (New Rochelle)opened 1974 · cap 2,578SiteMapMAAC
- D-IGallagher Center — Niagara Purple Eagles (Lewiston)opened 1949 · cap 2,400SiteMapMAAC
- D-IDraddy Gymnasium — Manhattan Jaspers (Bronx)opened 1978 · cap 2,345SiteMapMAAC
- D-IKoessler Athletic Center — Canisius Golden Griffins (Buffalo)opened 1968 · cap 2,196SiteMapMAAC
MAC
- D-IAlumni Arena — Buffalo Bulls (Amherst)opened 1982 · cap 6,783SiteMapMAC
NEC
- D-ISteinberg Wellness Center — LIU Sharks (Brooklyn)opened 2006 · cap 2,500SiteMapNEC
- D-ISpiro Sports Center — Wagner Seahawks (Staten Island)opened 1999 · cap 2,100SiteMapNEC
- D-ILe Moyne Events Center — Le Moyne Dolphins (DeWitt)opened 1962 · cap 2,000SiteMapNEC
Patriot
- D-IChristl Arena — Army Black Knights (West Point)opened 1985 · cap 5,043SiteMapPatriot
- D-ICotterell Court — Colgate Raiders (Hamilton)opened 1959 · cap 1,750SiteMapPatriot
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.
New York arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in New York?
New York is home to 27 teams (2 NBA, 1 WNBA, 2 G League and 22 D-I) playing in 25 arenas.
Which NBA teams play in New York?
Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center (Brooklyn); New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden (New York).
What is the biggest basketball arena in New York?
JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, home of the Syracuse Orange, holds 35,446.
What is the oldest basketball arena in New York?
Rose Hill Gymnasium in Bronx opened in 1925.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
Enter your ZIP or postal code or city in Find Closest Arenas to see the 15 nearest, or browse the arena map. Tap I’ve been here to track every arena you’ve visited in your Arena Count.