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The venue

About CareFirst Arena

Welcome to CareFirst Arena, a premier indoor multipurpose venue in Washington, DC. Opened in 2018 and rebranded in 2025, this versatile arena hosts major basketball, wrestling, e-sports, and entertainment events. With a base seating capacity of 4,200 (varies by event), it’s home to the Washington Mystics (WNBA) and the Capital City Go-Go (NBAGL), and it also serves as the Wizards’ practice facility on site. Located just steps from the Green Line’s Congress Heights Station, CareFirst Arena combines accessibility with modern amenities, making it a reliable choice for fans, families, and event-goers.

Whether you’re planning a night out or a weekend of events, we’ve got you covered. Secure your seats with ease, explore nearby hotels and dining, and find practical parking and transit options to fit your schedule. We’ll share insider tips to help you navigate the venue and surrounding area with confidence.

Venue overview: CareFirst Arena is a retained indoor multipurpose arena featuring adaptable layouts to fit varied performances. Since its rebrand in 2025, the venue continues to host high-profile sports and entertainment events, including WNBA action, NBAGL games, AEW events, and international wrestling and esports events. The on-site Wizards practice facility adds a unique aspect for fans and players alike.

Seating and accessibility: Seating capacity is 4,200 and can vary by event. The arena prioritizes clear sightlines and accessible seating options. If you’re planning a visit, check your event page for the exact seating configuration and availability of seats labeled as great seats in the listing. Accessibility services, concessions, and merchandise stands are available to all guests.

Parking and transportation: On-site options include limited paid parking in the Green Lot and a parking garage behind the arena, with on-event pricing. Street parking may be available nearby. The venue is adjacent to Congress Heights Metro Station on the Green Line, just a short three-minute walk, making public transit a convenient choice for many attendees.

Nearby hotels and dining: A short drive or ride-share away are several Navy Yard/Capitol Hill area hotels that cater to visitors and event-goers. Recommended options include Thompson Washington DC, Hampton Inn & Suites Navy Yard, Residence Inn Navy Yard, and Homewood Suites Capitol-Navy Yard. To maximize comfort and convenience, consider booking through affiliate partners for reliable rates and proximity to the arena. Nearby dining options range from casual eateries to upscale venues, perfect for pre- or post-event meals.

Notable events: CareFirst Arena hosts a diverse mix of events, including 2018 PFL 10, 2019 WNBA Finals games, 2020 onward CAA men’s basketball tournaments, AEW Dynamite/Rampage (2022, 2024), NJPW Capital Collision (2022–2024), Blast Premier CS:GO (2023), and NXT Vengeance Day (2025). If you’re aiming to see a specific show, check the event date and format, as each date stands alone and may feature a different configuration.

Insider tip: To secure your seats with ease, review the event page for seating availability and use our easy, no-fuss checkout. We’ve got you covered with reliable options and straightforward booking.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 4,200 seats (varies by event)
Address: 1100 Oak Drive SE, Washington, DC 20032
Venue type: Indoor multipurpose arena
Opened: September 22, 2018
Former names: Entertainment and Sports Arena (2018–2025); rebranded as CareFirst Arena in 2025
Tenants: Washington Mystics (WNBA) and Capital City Go-Go (NBAGL); Wizards practice facility on site
Transit: Adjacent to Congress Heights Metro Station on the Green Line (3-minute walk)
Parking: Limited on-site paid parking in Green Lot and a parking garage behind the arena; on-event pricing; street parking available
Nearby hotels: Several Navy Yard/Capitol Hill area hotels within a few miles (e.g., Thompson Washington DC, Hampton Inn & Suites Navy Yard, Residence Inn Navy Yard, Homewood Suites Capitol-Navy Yard, etc.)
Notable events hosted: 2018 PFL 10, 2019 WNBA Finals games, 2020 onwards CAA men’s basketball tournaments, AEW Dynamite/Rampage (2022, 2024), NJPW Capital Collision (2022–2024), Blast Premier CS:GO (2023), NXT Vengeance Day (2025)