
17,500 spectators
2016
3780 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Las Vegas, United States
No Pitch
Multi-Sport Venue
Ice Hockey
Arena
T-Mobile Arena is the home of the Vegas Golden Knights (NHL) and PWHL Las Vegas, located at 3780 South Las Vegas Boulevard on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Opened on April 6, 2016, with an inaugural concert by Las Vegas native band The Killers, the arena was developed as a joint venture between MGM Resorts International and AEG at a cost of $375 million with no public funding. Located on 16 acres between the New York-New York and Park MGM casino hotels, T-Mobile Arena is the only NHL arena situated directly on one of the world's most famous entertainment destinations. The arena was built before the NHL franchise was even awarded. The NHL announced the Vegas Golden Knights expansion on June 22, 2016 -- two and a half months after the arena opened. Bill Foley subsequently purchased a 15% stake in the arena. Before the franchise played a single game, 13,200 season ticket deposits had been placed, demonstrating Las Vegas's sports appetite. In the team's inaugural 2017-18 season, the Golden Knights reached the Stanley Cup Finals -- still the most remarkable expansion debut in any major North American professional sport, shaped partly by the city's collective healing following the October 2017 mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival that killed 60 people. On June 13, 2023, the Golden Knights won the franchise's first Stanley Cup Championship, defeating the Florida Panthers 4-1 in the Finals with a 9-3 series-clinching Game 5 at T-Mobile Arena. T-Mobile Arena holds LEED Gold Certification, featuring a 6,000-panel solar array and a water-recycling system saving over 2 million gallons annually. Its premium amenities include 44 luxury suites, 2 party suites, 8 event-level bunker suites, 24+ private loge boxes, two private clubs, and an upper deck nightclub accessible during and after events -- one of the most uniquely Las Vegas features of any sports venue in North America. The "Armory" team store is designed with dark woods, armoured mannequins, and hockey sticks as lances. The NHLPA voted T-Mobile Arena the toughest venue to play in as a visiting team for the 2023-24 season, earning "The Fortress" its formal recognition. The arena hosts 100+ events annually beyond hockey: UFC (official tenant since 2017, four events per year), boxing at 20,000-person capacity, the PBR Team Series Championship, the George Strait Las Vegas concert residency, the Academy of Country Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, iHeartRadio Music Festival, Latin Grammy Awards, and the NBA In-Season Tournament (renamed NBA Cup) finals. The Park -- an outdoor pedestrian entertainment district on the arena's east side connecting to New York-New York and Park MGM -- provides Las Vegas's most vibrant pre-game gathering space. Eataly Las Vegas (in adjacent Park MGM) and Best Friend (Roy Choi's Korean-American restaurant) are among the pre-game dining highlights. Walking The Strip to a Golden Knights game at The Fortress is one of professional sport's most distinctive arrival experiences.
Las Vegas does not have a light rail network. The Las Vegas Monorail serves the east side of the Strip with stations at MGM Grand, Bally's/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/The LINQ, Las Vegas Convention Center, and Las Vegas Hilton. The closest monorail station to T-Mobile Arena is MGM Grand station, approximately a 10-minute walk west across the Strip. The Las Vegas Convention Authority's free autonomous circulator (Loop) serves the convention centre area. Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is approximately 5 miles (8km) from the arena by car or rideshare.
The Deuce is an RTC (Regional Transportation Commission) double-decker bus that runs 24 hours on the Las Vegas Strip. The bus stops nearest to T-Mobile Arena serve the Strip corridor along Las Vegas Boulevard. From most Strip hotels, the Deuce is a viable and inexpensive transit option ($6 per 2-hour pass or $8 all-day). Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is the dominant non-driving option for most Golden Knights fans -- designated pickup/drop-off zones are on Giles Street west of the arena and in The Park entertainment district.
T-Mobile Arena is on the Las Vegas Strip between New York-New York and Park MGM, accessible from I-15 (Tropicana Avenue or Spring Mountain Road exits) and Las Vegas Boulevard. Parking is available at adjacent casino hotels (New York-New York, Park MGM, Monte Carlo/Park MGM) and in designated arena lots. Pre-purchase parking at t-mobilearena.com. Las Vegas Strip traffic is always congested on event nights -- allow significantly extra time.
T-Mobile Arena's location on the Las Vegas Strip means every Golden Knights game is preceded by one of the most extraordinary pre-game walking experiences in sport. The arena is flanked by The Park -- a dining and entertainment district between T-Mobile Arena and the adjacent casino hotels -- and has direct pedestrian connections from New York-New York and Park MGM. Walking from Strip hotels is the recommended approach. Fans staying at Caesars Palace, The Bellagio, or Aria are a 10--20 minute walk. The Strip's neon-lit atmosphere transforms any Golden Knights game into a Las Vegas entertainment experience.
Experience "The Fortress" -- the toughest arena to play in as a visiting team (NHLPA vote, 2023-24) -- with a guided VIP tour of T-Mobile Arena. Visit the Vegas Golden Knights locker room, walk through the players' tunnel to ice level, explore the eight event-level bunker suites, the two private clubs, and the remarkable upper deck nightclub. Learn about the Golden Knights' extraordinary debut season (2017-18: NHL expansion team that reached the Stanley Cup Finals in its first year -- still the most improbable achievement in NHL history), the 2023 Stanley Cup championship (defeating Florida Panthers 4-1), and the arena's construction story -- opened April 6, 2016, with an inaugural concert by Las Vegas natives The Killers, before the NHL franchise was even officially announced.
Adult tickets cost £25, children's tickets are £16, and concession tickets are available for £20. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 75 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The T-Mobile Arena VIP Tour -- The Fortress Experience includes golden knights locker room, players' tunnel, ice level, bunker suites, upper deck nightclub, 2023 stanley cup championship display, the armory team store, the park connections, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Available on select non-event days. Contact T-Mobile Arena guest services or visit t-mobilearena.com for scheduling. Book via t-mobilearena.com or call 702-692-1616.
Luxury accommodation - walking distance / connected via The Park
Rates from £200 to £600 per night
MGM's flagship luxury resort on CityCenter, steps from T-Mobile Arena via The Park pedestrian connection. AAA Five Diamond rated, multiple celebrity chef restaurants, world-class pool, spa, and casino. The pre-eminent luxury choice for a Golden Knights game visit.
Mid-range accommodation - walking distance -- directly adjacent
Rates from £150 to £380 per night
Park MGM is essentially attached to T-Mobile Arena via The Park pedestrian district -- directly adjacent at 0.1km. A no-smoking casino hotel with excellent restaurants (Eataly Las Vegas), multiple bars, and the most convenient hotel location of any NHL arena in the world.
Budget accommodation - walking distance -- directly adjacent
Rates from £80 to £200 per night
Immediately adjacent to T-Mobile Arena on the east side -- New York-New York is one of the closest hotels to any NHL arena in North America. Affordable Vegas hotel with the unmistakable Manhattan skyline replica exterior and multiple dining and bar options.
Boutique accommodation - short walk
Rates from £150 to £400 per night
Las Vegas's only adults-only boutique hotel, 1km from T-Mobile Arena. The Cromwell is intimate by Vegas standards (only 188 rooms), with Giada De Laurentiis' acclaimed restaurant, Drai's Nightclub (one of Vegas's best) on the rooftop, and Bugsy & Meyer's Steakhouse. A genuine boutique experience amid the Strip mega-resorts.
T-Mobile Arena has wheelchair and companion seating throughout across all levels. Elevators serve all levels of the 650,000 sq ft building. The arena's modern 2016 design incorporates comprehensive ADA accessibility. Contact T-Mobile Arena guest services for accessible seating requests and arrangements.
Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is the primary accessible transit option in Las Vegas. Designated accessible rideshare pickup on Giles Street west of the arena. Walking from Strip hotels is the most accessible approach for guests staying within 1.5km -- The Park pedestrian connection is flat and step-free. Rideshare Uber Assist and Lyft Accessible modes are available in Las Vegas. The Strip pedestrian approach is flat and accessible. Nevada Transit Authority ADA Paratransit available (RTC RIDE).
Accessible parking in adjacent casino hotel parking structures (New York-New York, Park MGM) and designated arena parking areas. Pre-book where possible. Las Vegas casino hotel parking is generally free for hotel guests. Pre-book accessible parking via t-mobilearena.com or adjacent casino hotel parking. New York-New York and Park MGM have accessible spaces closest to the arena.
Assistive listening devices available for Golden Knights games and events. Captioning available on the arena's large-format LED displays. Request assistive listening devices at guest services desks inside the arena.
Accessible restrooms on all concourse levels throughout the arena. Accessible restrooms on every concourse level. Ask arena staff for the nearest facility.
T-Mobile Arena uses a clear bag policy. Small clear bags and small clutch purses are permitted. Walk-through security screening at all entry gates. All transactions inside are cashless -- reverse ATMs available for cash conversion. Clear bag required. All purchases cashless -- reverse ATMs throughout. Mobile tickets required for entry. Gates open 90 minutes before Golden Knights games.
Upper Bowl (300 Level) tickets range from $60 USD to $200 USD for the season tickets via golden knights ticket office. 13,200 season ticket deposits were placed before the franchise was even awarded..
Upper bowl seating for Vegas Golden Knights home games. Golden Knights tickets are among the most expensive in the NHL -- Las Vegas's entertainment economy and the championship team's success drive premium pricing. Walking the Strip to the arena is part of the experience regardless of seat location.
These upper bowl seating in the nhl's most unique location -- on the las vegas strip. the arena's compact 17,500-seat design and the golden knights' passionate fanbase make the upper bowl feel intimate and electric. vegas's entertainment-first culture means even upper bowl fans dress up and make noise. tickets include assigned seat, concourse access, standard concessions (cashless), free strip pre-game experience, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Center Ice Club & Private Loge Boxes tickets range from $150 USD to $500 USD for the season club packages available. high demand -- contact early..
Center Ice Club seating with dedicated lounge access is the premium in-bowl experience. Private loge boxes (24+) provide a semi-private group option. Las Vegas's entertainment economy means premium is the standard expectation.
These the center ice club sections (5-6 and 15-16) are the most coveted non-suite seats at t-mobile arena -- center-ice views with access to dedicated lounges. the golden knights' bench is in front of section 5. 24+ private loge boxes provide a semi-private club experience. tickets include assigned club seat or loge box, dedicated lounge access, enhanced f&b, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
44 Suites, 8 Bunker Suites, 2 Party Suites & Upper Deck Nightclub tickets range from $6000 USD to $25000 USD for the season suite contracts dominate. single-event bookings via suitehop at significant premium..
Private suite, bunker suite, or party suite rental for Golden Knights games. The 8 event-level bunker suites provide the closest arena-level premium experience -- adjacent to the players' tunnel. The upper deck nightclub converts to a private booking for major events. Full catering. Las Vegas entertainment expectations mean the premium experience at The Fortress is among the most extravagant in the NHL.
These t-mobile arena's premium offering is among the most varied in the nhl: 44 luxury suites, 2 party suites, 8 event-level bunker suites with on-ice proximity, and the unique upper deck nightclub. las vegas's entertainment culture creates the most premium-focused suite market in the nhl. tickets include private suite or bunker suite, catering, vip parking, dedicated attendant, nightclub access, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
The 2017-18 Vegas Golden Knights -- an expansion team in their debut NHL season -- reached the Stanley Cup Finals, losing to the Washington Capitals 4-1. No expansion team had ever come close to this achievement in any of the four major North American professional sports. The Golden Knights had assembled a roster from players left unprotected in the expansion draft, and combined exceptional team cohesion, a hostile home environment at The Fortress, and the backdrop of the October 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting (the city galvanised around the team) to produce one of the greatest expansion seasons in sports history.
The Vegas Golden Knights won the Stanley Cup on June 13, 2023, defeating the Florida Panthers 4-1 in the Finals. Game 5 at T-Mobile Arena ended 9-3 -- the series clincher. It was the franchise's first Stanley Cup championship, cementing Las Vegas as a legitimate hockey city after just six seasons of NHL play. The Golden Knights also hosted three games of the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals, ultimately won by the Carolina Hurricanes.
T-Mobile Arena earned the nickname "The Fortress" for its intimidating home atmosphere -- an arena where visiting teams consistently struggle. The Golden Knights' passionate and loud fanbase, the unique entertainment-first Las Vegas culture, and the team's extraordinary home record all contributed. The NHLPA voted T-Mobile Arena the toughest arena to play in as a visiting team for the 2023-24 season -- a recognition that "The Fortress" reputation is earned.
The Park is an outdoor pedestrian entertainment district on the east side of T-Mobile Arena, between the arena and the adjacent New York-New York and Park MGM casino hotels. Designed as a gathering space for sports fans and tourists, it has restaurants, bars, and public art. Best Friend (Roy Choi's Korean-American restaurant) is one of the most acclaimed. The Park is the pre-game social hub for Golden Knights fans and the main pedestrian approach to the arena from the Strip.
Yes -- T-Mobile Arena has a nightclub on the upper deck, accessible during and after Golden Knights games. It is one of the most uniquely Las Vegas features of any sports venue in North America -- taking the city's entertainment-first culture and embedding it directly into the arena experience. The nightclub can also be privately booked for events.
Walk. T-Mobile Arena is on the Las Vegas Strip between New York-New York and Park MGM -- most Strip hotels are within a 10--25 minute walk. The Park pedestrian district provides the main walking approach. From casino hotels in the 3.5km south-to-north Strip corridor, walking is the preferred option. Rideshare is available from further afield or for those not walking the Strip. The MGM Grand monorail station is a 10-minute walk east.
T-Mobile Arena hosts 100+ world-class events annually: UFC (official tenant since 2017, 4+ events per year); boxing (the venue's 20,000-person boxing configuration is one of the largest in the US); PBR Team Series Championship; George Strait's "Strait to Vegas" concert residency; Academy of Country Music Awards; Billboard Music Awards; iHeartRadio Music Festival; Latin Grammy Awards; NBA In-Season Tournament/NBA Cup finals; NCAA tournament basketball; and WrestleMania support events.
Yes. T-Mobile Arena has wheelchair and companion seating throughout, elevators on all levels, accessible restrooms on every concourse, and designated accessible rideshare pickup zones. Rideshare (Uber Assist, Lyft Accessible) is the primary accessible transit mode in Las Vegas. RTC RIDE paratransit is also available (702-228-7433). Walking from Strip hotels via The Park is flat and step-free.
Yes -- T-Mobile Arena holds LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainability features include a 6,000-panel solar array and a water-recycling system that saves over 2 million gallons of water annually. The arena was designed to sustainability standards from the outset, making it one of the more environmentally conscious new arenas built in the mid-2010s.
Tickets via Ticketmaster (official marketplace) and nhl.com/goldenknights. Box Office at 3780 S. Las Vegas Blvd (702-692-1616). Golden Knights tickets are among the most expensive in the NHL. Mobile tickets required. All transactions cashless. Gates open 90 minutes before puck drop.
1 September 2025
T-Mobile Arena became the home of PWHL Las Vegas -- the Professional Women's Hockey League's Las Vegas expansion franchise -- beginning in the 2025-26 PWHL season. The addition of the PWHL team makes T-Mobile Arena one of the few venues hosting both an NHL and PWHL franchise, and reflects the PWHL's rapid expansion into major US markets following its 2024 founding.
1 April 2024
The NHL Players' Association voted T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas the toughest arena to play in as a visiting team for the 2023-24 season -- a formal recognition of what opposing players and coaches had long said about The Fortress. The combination of the Golden Knights' passionate fanbase, the uniquely Las Vegas entertainment atmosphere, and the team's exceptional home record makes T-Mobile Arena a genuine home-ice advantage.
13 June 2023
The Vegas Golden Knights won the Stanley Cup Championship on June 13, 2023, clinching the series with a 9-3 Game 5 victory over the Florida Panthers at T-Mobile Arena. The first Stanley Cup in franchise history came just six seasons after the Golden Knights entered the NHL as an expansion team, cementing Las Vegas as a legitimate major-league sports city. T-Mobile Arena's "The Fortress" reputation peaked during the 2023 playoff run, with the Knights posting exceptional home records throughout.
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