The stage for UFC 300 is set to go down on April 13th at the pristine sports and entertainment venue, the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The fight card will feature 12 current and past champions along with rising contenders. With a fight card like that, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the venue stacked.

Whether you want to catch all the action live or witness history go down from the comfort of your home, here’s all you need to know about the arena!

Seating Capacities

The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas has been designed to hold some of the biggest sporting and entertainment events in the venue. For combat sports like boxing and UFC, the arena has the capacity to hold an incredible 20,000 spectators. The ability to hold such a large number of audience helps create an electrifying atmosphere that reverberates with every punch and takedown. It can also hold just as big an audience for other events held in the arena.

For end-stage concerts, the arena can accommodate between 12,000 to 18,000 attendees, without too much hassle. As for center-stage concerts, the seating capacity expands even more with 19,500 to 20,000 attendees. This extends to other sporting events as well, with different capacities for different sports. For example, hockey matches have a capacity of 17,500, while basketball matches go up to 18,000. The T-Mobile Arena also earned the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Gold Certification, helping set a benchmark for environmental responsibility in the sports and entertainment industry.

Amenities

T-Mobile Arena is renowned for its top-notch amenities designed to elevate the spectator’s experience during various sporting events. With 44 luxury suites, 2 party suites, and 8 event-level suites, plus more than two dozen private loge boxes, attendees enjoy luxurious seating options that redefine premium viewing. The arena also has a taste for exclusivity, offering dedicated VIP entrances for seamless access and a sprawling two-acre outdoor Toshiba Plaza for pre-event functions and special gatherings.

Additionally, it provides athletes and performers with multiple locker facilities, premium dressing rooms, and versatile multipurpose spaces. ADA accessibility is ensured on every level, with UMC Lactation Suites conveniently located across different concourse areas. Plus, a wide range of food and beverage options are available at each level, and premium balconies provide scenic views of the plaza, park, and strip, ensuring every aspect of the spectator experience exceeds expectations. With its expansive 75,000-square-foot loading dock and staging facilities, T-Mobile Arena seamlessly accommodates major events, solidifying its status as a premier destination for both athletes and spectators alike.

Parking Charges

3769 Las Vegas Blvd S – Showcase Mall Garage

7 minute walk(0.3 mi)
Parking Reservation
Apr 13, 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
11 hours
No In & Out
$20

Showcase Mall Garage – Covered Self Park (Multi-day Reservations)

7 minute walk(0.3 mi)
Parking Reservation
Apr 13, 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
11 hours
In & Out Allowed
$20

17 E Harmon Ave. – LV17 Harmon Garage

13 minute walk(0.6 mi)
Parking Reservation
Apr 13, 1:00 PM – Apr 14, 1:00 AM
12 hours
No In & Out
$13.75

33 E Harmon Ave. – Harmon Surface Lot

14 minute walk(0.6 mi)
Parking Reservation
Apr 13, 1:00 PM – Apr 14, 1:00 PM
24 hours
No In & Out
$18

3801 S Las Vegas Blvd. – Tropicana Garage

20 minute walk(0.9 mi)
Parking Reservation
Apr 13, 12:00 PM – Apr 14, 12:00 AM
12 hours
No In & Out
$25

Ticket Charges

Floor Seating (Nearest to the Octagon)
Sec Floor A – Unavailable
Sec Floor B – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Floor C – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Floor D – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Floor E – Unavailable
Sec Floor F – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Floor G – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Floor H – $2500.00 + Fees & Taxes

Sec 4 – $1,500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 5 – $2,000.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 7 – $1,250.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 8 – $1,250.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 9 – $1,250.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 13 – $1,250.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 14 – $2,000.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 15 – $2,000.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 16 – $2,000.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 17 – $1,250.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 18 – $1,000.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec 117 – $500.00 + Fees & Taxes
Sec Flight DK – $500.00 + Fees & Taxes

(Prices vary every Sec according to the seat position, i.e. 2 seats in Sec 4 might have 2 different prices depending on their distance from the Octagon.)

Food Charges

The food charges vary from shop to shop. Regardless, attendees can expect to pay a minimum of $40 for Snacks (including Nachos and Beer).

Development History And Initial Plans with Harrah’s Entertainment

In 2007, a partnership between AEG and Harrah’s Entertainment sparked plans for a 20,000-seat stadium to be built behind the renowned Bally’s and Paris casino hotels in Las Vegas. Initially, there was talk of using the same space for a baseball park by Caesars Entertainment. However, the global financial crisis of 2008 cast a shadow of uncertainty over the ambitious venture. Harrah’s Entertainment hesitated due to concerns about AEG’s cost-sharing approach and the lack of a confirmed franchise for the venue, raising doubts about the project’s viability.

Progress on the T-Mobile Arena faced several hurdles from the outset. Delays ensued as initial plans were hampered by logistical issues, including the absence of a thorough traffic study. Despite attempts to move forward, the project encountered another setback in 2010 when the focus shifted to a site behind the Imperial Palace. However, this momentum was short-lived as Clark County opposed public financing, further stalling the development process. In 2012, AEG made the decision to withdraw from the project, opting to pursue a partnership with MGM for a similar venue situated behind the New York-New York and Monte Carlo resorts.

The transition towards MGM’s project was influenced by its financially self-sufficient model, which did not rely on public funding. This made MGM’s proposal more attractive to AEG, leading to the end of the collaboration with Harrah’s Entertainment. Despite the initial challenges and shifting partnerships, the eventual realization of the T-Mobile Arena serves as a testament to resilience and adaptability within the vibrant entertainment landscape of Las Vegas.

Construction and Naming Rights of T-Mobile Arena

The idea for T-Mobile Arena began to unfold in March 2013 when MGM and AEG revealed their plans for the venue. As part of the grand project, they decided to include The Park, a pedestrian shopping area with a budget of $100 million, adding an extra dimension to the entertainment complex. With the expertise of renowned firms like Populous, ICON Venue Group, and Thornton Tomasetti, construction commenced after a groundbreaking ceremony on May 1, 2014, which marked the start of demolition and excavation work. The final steel beam was ceremoniously placed on May 27, 2015, signifying a significant milestone in the building process.

T-Mobile US secured the naming rights for the arena in January of 2016, leaving their mark in Las Vegas. After 4 months of careful planning, T-Mobile Arena finally opened its doors, hosting a concert by none other than The Killers.

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Tenants and Events at T-Mobile Arena

The T-Mobile Arena has made itself a hub for both sports and entertainment, drawing in a diverse array of tenants and events since its inauguration. Since 2016, the arena has proudly served as the home base for the Vegas Golden Knights, a testament to the city’s growing prominence in the NHL. Similarly, the biggest MMA promotion in the world, the UFC made the arena into a home for its events, with a seven-year agreement, which started in 2017, adding another layer of excitement to T-Mobile Arena’s offerings for sports enthusiasts.

The Arena also hosted the adrenaline-fueled Professional Bull Riders World Finals in 2016 to the intense competition of the Pac-12 Conference men’s basketball tournament. It has also hosted UNLV men’s basketball games, major boxing matches, prestigious award shows, concerts featuring top-tier artists, WWE events, and even the NBA In-Season Tournament semifinals and finals, showcasing its ability to cater to diverse audiences and preferences.

Stanley Cup Finals and Notable Sporting Events

T-Mobile Arena has been a key player in the Stanley Cup Finals, hosting crucial games during the championship series in both 2018 and 2023. The 2018 Finals were especially memorable, as the Vegas Golden Knights, much-loved hometown heroes, triumphed in the Western Conference finals, captivating fans and affirming T-Mobile Arena’s role as a vital venue for the ultimate hockey showdown. With its lively atmosphere and excellent facilities, the arena served as the perfect setting for the thrilling competition and unforgettable moments synonymous with the Stanley Cup Finals.

Beyond its contributions to hockey, T-Mobile Arena has also become a focal point for a wide variety of noteworthy sporting events. From major boxing matches to the spectacle of WWE shows and the intense competition of the NBA In-Season Tournament semifinals and final, the arena caters to a diverse range of sports enthusiasts. Each event brings its own unique energy and excitement, further cementing T-Mobile Arena’s reputation as a premier destination and ensuring lasting memories for attendees of all backgrounds.

Entertainment Events and Residencies

T-Mobile Arena also hosted prestigious award shows like the Academy of Country Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards. It also held national concert tours featuring top artists, and the arena consistently draws music fans and industry insiders alike. It serves as a home for residency shows, with iconic artists like George Strait captivating audiences with incredible performances such as his acclaimed “Strait to Vegas” series.

The arena also played quite an important role in the world of professional wrestling over the past few years. WWE held its inaugural professional wrestling event at the arena in 2016, setting the stage for exciting matches and dramatic showdowns. Two years ago, the arena hosted the debut of All Elite Wrestling (AEW) with a highly successful event that surpassed $1 million in gate revenue, solidifying T-Mobile Arena’s reputation as an important venue for wrestling enthusiasts and performers alike.

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