#Tmobile arena skin

#Tmobile arena skin

The exterior looks east across I-15 and has sleek skin to shield the arena from desert sunlight from the south and west. The design brings together the contrasting backdrops of Las Vegas, such as the desert and Spring Mountains on the west side and the Las Vegas Boulevard on the east.

Two temporary office buildings on the site that were leftover from the City Center project were demolished to accommodate the new buildings.

The site of the T-Mobile Arena spreads over a 16-acre site (4.85ha). The arena also houses a host of premium hospitality facilities, including 42 suites, 26 loge/opera boxes, 14 terrace club tables, 1,600 club seats and 250 event-level club seats, two-party suite/sponsor decks, eight event level suits and two sponsor tower clubs. The arena has multiple bunker clubs, bunker suites, in-bowl sponsor zones, VIP drop-off zones with private lobbies, locker facilities, dressing rooms, complete broadcast facilities with a wide range of staging innovations and an 85ft-high atrium. There are different types of custom-designed seating and hospitality options to suit a variety of audiences such as casino operators, international travellers and local residents. The capacity for concerts depending upon the configuration of the stage varies from 12,000 to 19,600. The accommodation capacities for hockey and basketball are 17,500 and 18,800, respectively. The seating capacity of the arena hosting boxing/UFC events is 20,000.

The arena has an assortment of offerings and club experiences and plays host to NBA and NHL teams, concerts, boxing, mixed martial arts, family shows, award shows, among others. It was borne privately through contributions from its developers AEG and MGM Resorts, as well as third-party investors. The larger project extends from Las Vegas Boulevard to Frank Sinatra Drive.