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Toyota Center - Kennewick Tickets
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About Toyota Center - Kennewick
Welcome to Toyota Center in Kennewick, a versatile indoor arena and part of the Three Rivers Campus. Since 1988, it has hosted the Tri-City Americans (WHL) and a variety of sports, concerts, and family shows. Whether you’re catching a hockey game, a concert, or a live show, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket access and helpful venue details.
Located at 7000 W Grandridge Blvd, Kennewick, WA 99336, the Toyota Center is a community hub for the Tri-Cities. It’s easily accessible by local transit and offers convenient on-site parking. Read on for seating info, parking, transit options, and trusted nearby hotel and dining recommendations to enhance your visit.
Plan ahead for your event with our clear seating options, parking details, and nearby lodging and dining suggestions. We aim to make your ticket buying simple and reliable—because you’ve got a guy who’s got you covered when it comes to getting to the show.
Note: For event-specific details (date, capacity for a given show, or any venue changes), verify the listing on your ticket page. If an event is RESCHEDULED from a previous date, we’ll reflect that accurately: RESCHEDULED from its original date.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 7000 W Grandridge Blvd, Kennewick, WA 99336.
- Venue type: Multi-use indoor arena, part of the Three Rivers Campus; home arena for Tri-City Americans (WHL).
- Seating capacity: ~6,519 for hockey; ~7,200 for concerts; ~2,081 for theatre.
- Parking: Free on-site parking with ADA spots near the front and rear entrances.
- Transit: Served by Ben Franklin Transit as part of the Tri-Cities transit network.
- Nearby hotels: Eight hotels within about a mile, including SpringHill Suites Kennewick/Tri-Cities.
- Notable events: Home to the Tri-City Americans since 1988; has hosted other sports and events (e.g., WWE shows, Sesame Street Live).
- Renaming/history: Formerly Tri-Cities Coliseum (1988–2004) and Three Rivers Coliseum (2004–2005); named Toyota Center after a 2005 naming-rights deal.