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About Pinnacle Bank Arena

Pinnacle Bank Arena is Lincoln’s premier multi-purpose indoor arena, hosting NU Huskers basketball, major touring concerts, and a variety of events. Located at 400 Pinnacle Arena Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508, the venue blends modern facilities with convenient access, right in the Haymarket district. Whether you’re here for a college game, a big-name concert, or a community event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

Seating configurations adapt to the event, with basketball capacity around 15,000–15,500, center-stage setups reaching about 16,130, and end-stage configurations around 14,620. On-site conveniences include an Festival Parking Lot (3–the best available price per event) and an attached parking garage, plus accessible parking. Public transit via StarTran is available, and rideshare services offer another convenient option for getting to and from the arena.

Nearby Haymarket-area hotels and dining options provide a convenient home base for travelers and fans. The arena’s history includes a rename from West Haymarket Arena during construction to Pinnacle Bank Arena after a naming-rights deal; the facility remains a staple for Lincoln’s event calendar since its first arena event in 2013 (NU summer commencement).

For fans, Pinnacle Bank Arena is more than a venue—it’s a hub for memorable experiences in Lincoln. We’ve gathered practical details and trusted affiliate recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you build a seamless visit, from parking and transit to where to stay and dine around the Haymarket district. Secure your seats with a trusted partner, plan your route, and enjoy the show.

  • Address: 400 Pinnacle Arena Drive, Lincoln, NE 68508
  • Seating: Basketball ~15,000–15,500; Center-stage ~16,130; End-stage ~14,620
  • Parking: On-site Festival Parking Lot (3–the best available price per event) and attached parking garage; accessible parking available
  • Transit: StarTran public transit; rideshare options recommended for convenience
  • Nearby hotels (Haymarket area): Hilton Garden Inn Lincoln Downtown/Haymarket, Hyatt Place Lincoln/Downtown-Haymarket, Courtyard Lincoln Downtown/Haymarket, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Lincoln Downtown, TownHouse Extended Stay Hotel Downtown
  • Nearby dining: A variety of Haymarket restaurants offering pre- and post-event options
  • Notable events: NSAA state basketball tournaments, major touring concerts, first arena event in 2013 (NU summer commencement)
  • Official sources and venue details: Visit official Pinnacle Bank Arena pages for the latest event information and policies
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 400 Pinnacle Arena Drive, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose indoor arena; hosts college basketball (NU Huskers) and a variety of concerts and events.
  • Seating/capacity: Basketball capacity ~15,000–15,500; center-stage ~16,130; end-stage ~14,620 depending on configuration.
  • Parking: On-site Festival Parking Lot (3–$10 per event) plus a parking garage attached to the arena; accessible parking available.
  • Transit: Public transit via StarTran is available; rideshare options recommended for convenience.
  • Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Lincoln Downtown/Haymarket, Hyatt Place Lincoln/Downtown-Haymarket, Courtyard Lincoln Downtown/Haymarket, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Lincoln Downtown, TownHouse Extended Stay Hotel Downtown, and other Haymarket-area properties.
  • Notable events: NSAA state basketball tournaments; major touring concerts (e.g., George Strait set an arena record in 2022); first arena event was NU summer commencement in 2013.
  • Renaming/history: Known as West Haymarket Arena during construction; renamed Pinnacle Bank Arena after a naming-rights deal; no demolition.