Reunion Arena

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Reunion Arena

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Facility Statistics

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Location777 Sports StreetDallas, Texas 75207

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Broke Ground

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Opened1980

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OwnerThe City of Dallas

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Construction Cost$27 million USD

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ArchitectsHKS, Inc.

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Tenants

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Dallas Mavericks1980-2001

Related Topics:
Dallas Mavericks - 1980 - 2001

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Dallas Sidekicks1984-2004

Related Topics:
Dallas Sidekicks - 1984 - 2004

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Dallas Stars1993-2001

Related Topics:
Dallas Stars - 1993 - 2001

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Seating Capacity

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2000 Basketball18,042

Related Topics:
2000 - Basketball

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2000 Hockey17,001

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2000 - Hockey

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Reunion Arena is an indoor arena in the Reunion district of Downtown Dallas, Texas. Completed in 1980 at a cost of $27 million, the arena held 18,042 for basketball and 16,924 for ice hockey. The arena was the home of the Dallas Mavericks from 1980-2001 and the Dallas Stars from 1993-2001. Both teams moved to the American Airlines Center in 2001.

Related Topics:
Indoor arena - Reunion - Downtown - Dallas, Texas - 1980 - Arena - Basketball - Ice hockey - Dallas Mavericks - 2001 - Dallas Stars - 1993 - American Airlines Center

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The arena is currently home to the MISL Dallas Sidekicks, but the MISL has said that the club will be inactive for the 2005 season. The arena also continues to host numerous concerts and other events.

Related Topics:
MISL - Dallas Sidekicks - 2005

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Reunion Arena (as of September 2005) was being used as a shelter for evacuees of Hurricane Katrina.

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