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About Kansas Coliseum

Welcome to your straightforward, friendly guide to Kansas Coliseum, a four-pavilion complex surrounding the former Britt Brown Arena in Park City, just east of Wichita. This page covers seating configurations, parking, transportation tips, and trusted nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your tickets and plan your visit with ease.

Note: The Britt Brown Arena portion was historically active for hockey and concerts, with a capacity range from 9,686 for hockey to about 12,200 for concerts. The campus also included an RV park and other pavilions, though the arena area has since been repurposed. Always check current event listings for the exact setup on your date.

Practical tips to make the most of your night: use a trusted affiliate hotel or restaurant partner when planning your stay, arrive with ample time for parking on busy event nights, and consider travel routes via I-135 and nearby local roads. If you’re looking for a reliable connection to tickets and local recommendations, we’ve got you covered—your go-to source for straightforward, no-fuss access to events in the Wichita region.

For the best experience, secure your seats early, confirm parking availability, and explore nearby dining options before heading to the arena. We’re here to help you find dependable venues, comfortable stays, and convenient dining so you can focus on enjoying the event.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Britt Brown Arena seated 9,686 for hockey; concert capacity up to about 12,200.
  • Address: 1229 E 85th St N, Park City, KS 67147 (Sedgwick County).
  • Venue type: A four-pavilion complex (Kansas Coliseum) surrounding Britt Brown Arena; included an RV park.
  • Seating chart: Primary arena seating configured for hockey (9,686) and larger capacity (up to ~12,200) for concerts; four-pavilion setup varied by event.
  • Parking: Historically ample free parking around the arena (parking noted in event coverage).
  • Transit: No dedicated venue-operated transit; access via I-135 and local roads; no documented regular public transit service to the site.
  • Nearby hotels: In Wichita, nearby downtown options such as Hyatt Regency Wichita, Ambassador Hotel (Autograph Collection), Hilton Garden Inn Wichita Downtown, and related properties are commonly used by attendees for events in the area.
  • Notable events hosted: Wichita Thunder hockey (1992–2010); Wichita Wings indoor soccer (1979–2001); NCAA tournament first/second rounds (1994); Monster Jam Thunder Nationals (2006, 2009); Lynyrd Skynyrd and other acts (concerts in the venue's heyday).
  • Demolished/renamed: The Britt Brown Arena closed in 2010 and was repurposed into an aerospace testing facility for NIAR; the Kansas Pavilions closed around 2016; Sedgwick County sold the complex to private developers in 2012.