Washington is home to 6 teams (1 WNBA and 5 D-I) playing in 6 arenas. The biggest is Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, home of the Seattle Storm, with 18,100 seats. The oldest is Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion, opened in 1927.
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- WNBAClimate Pledge Arena — Seattle Storm (Seattle)opened 1962 · cap 18,100SiteMapWNBA
NCAA Division I5
Big Sky
- D-IReese Court — Eastern Washington Eagles (Cheney)opened 1981 · cap 6,000SiteMapBig Sky
Big Ten
- D-IAlaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion — Washington Huskies (Seattle)opened 1927 · cap 10,000SiteMapBig Ten
Pac-12
- D-IBeasley Coliseum — Washington State Cougars (Pullman)opened 1973 · cap 12,058SiteMapPac-12
- D-IMcCarthey Athletic Center — Gonzaga Bulldogs (Spokane)opened 2004 · cap 6,000SiteMapPac-12
WCC
- D-IRedhawk Center — Seattle Redhawks (Seattle)opened 1959 · cap 999SiteMapWCC
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.
Washington arena questions
How many basketball arenas are in Washington?
Washington is home to 6 teams (1 WNBA and 5 D-I) playing in 6 arenas.
What is the biggest basketball arena in Washington?
Beasley Coliseum in Pullman, home of the Washington State Cougars, holds 12,058.
What is the oldest basketball arena in Washington?
Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion in Seattle opened in 1927.
How do I find the closest basketball arena to me?
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