Arenas
 

Arenas

United States of America
- Alabama; Huntsville – Von Braun Center (13,760)
- Alabama; Birmingham – Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Center (19,000)
- Alabama; Mobile – Mobile Civic Center (10,500)

- Arkansas; Little Rock – Alltel Arena (18,000)

- Arizona; Phoenix – US Airways Center (20,000)
- Arizona; Phoenix – Arizona Veterans Memorial Arena (14,500)
- Arizona; Glendale – Jobing.com Arena (18,000)
- Arizona; Tuscon – McKale Center (University of Arizona) (14,500)
- Arizona; Tempe – Wells Fargo Arena (14,500)

- California; Anaheim – Honda Center (18,500)
- California; Oakland – Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (63,500)
- California; Los Angeles – Staples Center (20,000)
- California; Sacramento – ARCO Arena (17,500)
- California; San Diego – San Diego Sports Arena (16,000)
- California; Daly City – Cow Palace (12,500)
- California; San Jose – HP Pavilion (19,000)

- Colorado; Denver – Pepsi Center (25,000)

- Connecticut; Hartford – XL Center (17,500)
- Connecticut; New Haven – New Haven Coliseum (11,150)

- District Columbia; Washington – Verizon Center (22,500)

- Florida; Daytona Beach – Ocean Center (9,000)
- Florida; Fort Lauderdale – BankAtlantic Center (22,500)
- Florida; Estero – Germain Arena (10,000)
- Florida; Miami – American Airlines Arena (19,000)
- Florida; Orlando – Amway Arena (18,500)
- Florida; Orlando – Citrus Bowl (75,000)
- Florida; Pensacola – Pensacola Civic Center (10,000)
- Florida; Tampa – St. Pete Times Forum (21,500)

- Georgia; Atlanta – Phillips Arena (19,500)
- Georgia; Atlanta – The Georgia Dome (27,500)

- Idaho; Boise – Idaho Center (10,500)

- Illinois; Chicago – United Center (20,500)
- Illinois; Rosemount – Allstate Arena (18,000)

- Indianapolis; Indiana – Conseco Fieldhouse (19,500)

- Iowa; Cedar Rapids – U.S. Cellular Center (10,000)
- Iowa; Des Moines – Veterans Memorial Auditorium (11,000)

- Kansas; Topeka – Landon Arena (10,000)
- Kansas; Witchita – Kansas Coliseum (12,200)

- Kentucky; Lexington – Rupp Arena (23,500)
- Kentucky; Louisville – Freedom Hall (19,200)

- Louisiana; Lafayette – Cajundome (12,121)
- Louisiana; New Orleans – The Louisiana Superdome (73,500)
- Louisiana; New Orleans – New Orleans Arena (19,000)

- Maryland; Baltimore – 1st Mariner Arena (13,500)

- Massachusetts; Boston – TD Banknorth Garden (19,000)
- Massachusetts; Worcester – DCU Center (14,800)

- Michigan; Auburn Hills – The Palace of Auburn Hills (22,000)
- Michigan; Detroit – Joe Louis Arena (21,000)
- Michigan; Grand Rapids – Van Andel Arena (13,000)
- Michigan; Pontiac – Pontiac Silverdome (80,000)

- Minnesota; Minneapolis – Target Center (12,500)

- Mississippi; Biloxi – Mississippi Coast Coliseum (9,500)

- Missouri; Kansas City – Kemper Arena (19,500)
- Missouri; Saint Louis – Scottrade Center (22,000)
- Missouri; Saint Louis – Edward Jones Dome (67,000)

- Montana; Billings – Rimrock Auto Arena (12,000)

- Nebraska; Omaha – Omaha Civic Auditorium (10,900)

- New Jersey; East Rutherford – Izod Center (20,000)

- North Carolina; Chapel Hill – Dean Smith Center (21,750)
- North Carolina; Greensboro – Greensboro Coliseum (23,500)

- North Dakota; Fargo – Fargodome (25,000)

- Nevada; Las Vegas – MGM Grand Garden Arena (17,000)
- Nevada; Las Vegas – Thomas and Mack Center (19,000)
- Nevada; Reno – Lawlor Events Center (11,500)

- New York; Albany – Times Union Center (17,500)
- New York; Buffalo – HSBC Arena (18,500)
- New York; New York City – Madison Square Garden (20,000)
- New York; Rochester – Blue Cross Arena (12,000)
- New York; Uniondale – Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum (16,000)

- Ohio; Cleveland – Quicken Loans Arena (20,500)
- Ohio; Cincinnati – U.S. Bank Arena (17,000)
- Ohio; Dayton – Nutter Center (12,000)

- Oklahoma; Oklahoma City – Ford Center (12,000) - WWE Events
- Oklahoma City – Coca Cola Center - TNA Events

- Pennsylvania; Pittsburgh – Mellon Arena (18,000)
- Pennsylvania; Philadelphia – Wachovia Center (21,000)
- Pennsylvania; State College – Bryce Jordan Center (16,000)

- Rhode Island; Providence – Dunkin’ Donuts Center (14,000)

- South Carolina; Greenville – Bi-Lo Center (14,000)

- Tennessee; Chattanooga – McKenzie Arena (11,200)
- Tennessee; Memphis – The Pyramid (20,000)
- Tennessee; Nashville – Sommet Center (20,000)

- Texas; Austin – Frank Erwin Center (16,000)
- Texas; Dallas – Reunion Arena (19,000)
- Texas; Dallas – The American Airlines Center (20,000)
- Texas; Houston – Reliant Astrodome (62,000)
- Texas; Houston – Reliant Stadium (71,500)
- Texas; San Antonio – Alamodome (77,000)
- Texas; San Antonio – Freeman Coliseum (11,500)
- Texas; San Antonio – AT&T Center (19,000)

- Utah; Salt Lake City – EnergySolutions Arena (20,000)
- Utah; Salt Lake City – E Center (12,600)

- Virginia; Northfolk – Norfolk Spoke (13,800)
- Virginia; Richmond – Richmond Coliseum (13,500)

- Washington; Seattle – KeyArena (17,500)
- Washington; Spokane – Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena Norfolk Spoke (12,500)
- Washington; Tacoma – Tacoma Dome (20,000)

- Wisconsin; Milwaukee – U.S. Cellular Arena (12,500)


Canada
- Alberta; Calgary – Pengrowth Saddledome (19,500)
- Alberta; Calgary – McMahon Center (35,000)
- Alberta; Edmonton – Commonwealth Stadium (62,000)
- Alberta; Edmonton – Rexall Place (17,000)

- British Columbia; Vancouver - BC Place Stadium (60,000)
- British Columbia; Vancouver – GM Place (20,000)
- British Columbia; Vancouver – Pacific Coliseum (20,000)

- Manitoba; Winnipeg – MTS Center (16,500)

- Ontario; Toronto – Air Canada Center (23,000)
- Ontario; Ottawa – Ottawa Civic Center (10,500)
- Ontario; Ottawa – Scotiabank Place (10,500)
- Ontario; Hamilton – Copps Coliseum (19,000)
- Ontario; London – John Labatt Center (10,000)
- Ontario; Toronto – Rogers Center (55,000)

- Quebec; Montreal – The Bell Center (21,200)
- Quebec; Quebec City – Colisée Pepsi (15,500)

- Saskatchewan; Saskatoon – Credit Union Center (13,000)

- Nova Scotia; Halifax – Halifax Metro Center (15,000)

- Quebec, Montreal – Olympic Stadium (66,300)


The UK - England
Birmingham – The NIA (National Indoor Arena) (13,000)
Birmingham – LG Arena (11,000)

London – Wembley Arena (12,500)
London – Earls Court (Exhibition Center) (19,000)
London – The O2 Arena (23,000)

Manchester – MEN Arena (20,000)

Newcastle – Newcastle Metro Radio Arena (11,000)

Sheffield – Hallam FM Arena (12,500)

Ireland & Wales
Northern Ireland; Belfast – Odyssey Arena (14,000)
Republic of Ireland; Dublin – The O2 Dublin (14,000)
Wales; Cardiff – Cardiff International Arena (7,500)


Europe
- Belgium; Brussels - Vorst-Forest National
- Finland; Helsinki – Hartwall Arena
- Germany; Berlin - Max Schmeling Halle
- Germany; Cologne - Cologne Arena
- Germany; Munich - Olympiahalle
- Germany; Leipzig - Messehalle
- Germany; Stuttgart - Stuttgart Schleyerhalle
- Germany; Oberhausen - Koenig-Pilsner Arena
- Germany; Hamburg – Sporthalle
- Italy; Bologna - Palamalaguti
- Italy; Florence – The Palasport
- Italy; Milan – Fila Forum
- Italy; Pesaro; Italy – BPA Palace
- Italy; Turin – The Mazda Palace


Japan
- Tokyo; Japan - Nippon Budokan
- Tokyo; Japan - Jingu Baseball Stadium
- Tokyo; Japan - Sumo Hall
- Tokyo; Japan - Budokan Hall
- Tokyo; Japan - Tokyo Dome
- Tokyo; Japan - Yoyogi National Stadium Gym #21
- Tokyo; Japan - Korakuen Hall
- Tokyo; Japan - Tokyo Egg Dome
- Saitama; Japan - Saitama Super Arena
- Osaka; Japan - Osaka Jo Hall
- Osaka; Japan - Prefectual Gym
- Yokohama; Japan - Yokohama Arena
- Hiroshima; Japan - Hiroshima Sun Plaza


Australia
- Western Australia; Perth - Burswood Dome
- New South Wales; Sydney – Sydney Superdome
- Victoria; Melbourne - Vodafone Arena
- Victoria; Melbourne – Rod Laver Arena
- Queensland; Brisbane - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
- South Australia; Adelaide - Adelaide Entertainment Centre


Mexico
- Acapulco; Mexico - Plaza de Toros Caletilla
- Guadalajara; Mexico - Plaza de Toros
- Mexico City; Mexico - Arena Mexico
- Monterrey; Mexico - Arena Monterrey
- Naucalpan; Mexico - El Toreo


Other
- South Africa; East Rand - Carnival City
- South Africa; Johannesburg - The Dome
- South Africa; Cape Town - Good Hope Centre
- Thailand; Bangkok - Impact Arena
- Philippines; Manila; - Araneta Coliseum
- New Zealand; Wellington - Westpac Stadium

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Some more BC Canada arenas:

Abbotsford Recreation Centre (Abbotsford, BC)
Arbutus Club (Vancouver, BC)
Canlan Ice Sports - Langley (Langley, BC)
Cloverdale Arena (Surrey (Cloverdale), BC)
Gerry Morgan Memorial Centre (Gold River, BC)
National Training Rink (Langley, BC)

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Just looked over this, Wales is part of the UK. The UK isn't just England and there's arena's in Scotland that could be considered like the SECC.

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Indiana:
-Hulman Center (Terre Haute) ... Capacity: 10,200
-Allen County War Memorial Coliseum (Fort Wayne) ... Capacity: 10,500 - 13,000
-Mackey Arena (West Lafayette) ... Capacity: 14,123
-Pepsi Coliseum (Indianapolis) ... Capacity: 8,200
-Assembly Hall (Bloomington) ... Capacity: 17,456
-Hinkle Fieldhouse (Indianapolis) ... Capacity: 11,043
-New Castle Fieldhouse (New Castle) ... Capacity: 9,314 (Granted, it's a high school gymnasium)
-Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis) ... Capacity: 63,000 - 70,000
-Edmund P. Joyce Center (South Bend) ... Capacity: 9,800

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Two other Iowa arenas...

Ames...

Hilton Coliseum (14,000)- has hosted several RAWs.


Des Moines

Wells Fargo Arena (16,000)- this one replaced Vets Auditorium a few years ago.

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SCOTLAND:
SECC Glasgow 8,200
Aberdeen EEC 8,200 or 4,500 seated
Edinburgh Ingliston Showgrounds: 5,000
Braehead Arena, Glasgow: 5,200
Alloa Town Hall 200

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Alloa Town Hall lmao!

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Milwaukee's arena is called the Bradley Center, not U.S. Cellular Arena.

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Louisville KY a NEW Arena KFC Yum! Center

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Two minor corrections if I'm allowed to do so.

It's Norfolk, Virginia, not Northfolk.

And, it is the Norfolk Scope, not the Spoke