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About Capital One Arena

Welcome to Capital One Arena, Washington, DC’s premier multi-purpose venue located in the heart of downtown. Since its renaming in 2017 from Verizon Center, the arena continues to host top-tier basketball, hockey, college tournaments, and major events. Whether you’re chasing NBA thrills, NHL action, or NCAA March Madness, we’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access and reliable venue info. Read on for seating details, parking, transit options, and handpicked nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your visit.

Secure your seats with confidence. We provide straightforward ticket purchasing and up-to-date venue details, so you can plan a smooth trip to Capital One Arena. For the best experience, check SeatGeek or Ticketmaster for interactive seating maps and availability. If you’re planning an event night, consider nearby hotels and dining options curated to match your plans. We’re your friend in the industry—reliable, helpful, and ready to get you tickets without the fuss.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Basketball ~20,356; Hockey ~18,573.
  • Address: 601 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20004.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose arena hosting NBA, NHL, and college basketball (Georgetown Hoyas).
  • Seating chart: Interactive maps available via SeatGeek and Ticketmaster.
  • Parking: Arena Garage plus SpotHero options; parking info on official site.
  • Transit: Located atop Gallery Place–Chinatown Metro (Red, Green, Yellow lines).
  • Nearby hotels: Official Preferred Hotels list includes Hotel Monaco, Fairfield Inn & Suites Downtown, Hampton Inn DC Convention Center, Motto by Hilton, Grand Hyatt DC, among others.
  • Notable events: NCAA tournament games (2006 regional, 2008/2011 first–second rounds, 2013, 2019 regionals), Harlem Globetrotters appearances, WWE events (Survivor Series 2009, Night of Champions 2010).
  • Renamed: Verizon Center became Capital One Arena in 2017; venue is not demolished.