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Rose Garden Arena
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One Center CourtPortland, OR 97227
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DescriptionThe Rose Garden Arena Portland, Oregon serves as the city’s premier indoor sports arena. The Rose Garden Arena Portland is one of few facilities that make up the sports and entertainment district known as the Rose Quarter. The Rose Garden Arena Portland project first started construction in 1993 and cost $262 million to complete. The Rose Garden Arena Portland officially opened on October 12, 1995 and can hold over 20,000 guests. Since opening, the Rose Garden Arena Portland has become one of Oregon’s biggest venues.
The Rose Garden Arena is home to the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers and the WHL’s Winterhawks. When in season, these local teams fill up the Rose Garden Arena schedule with many of their local events. Although the local teams play a large part in the Rose Garden Arena schedule, the Rose Garden Arena Portland hosts much more than just sport. Ice-shows, conventions, concerts, rodeos and circuses have all featured on the Rose Garden Arena schedule in the past.
For all the latest news and up-to-date information on the Rose Garden Arena Portland, check out the Rose Garden Arena schedule above.
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