St. Louis Blues at Washington Capitals Capital One Arena Washington

The Capital One Arena is an arena that was officially opened in December 1997 along 601 F Street Northwest Washington D.C. On its inauguration, this arena was known as the MCI center but the name was changed after MCI Inc. was purchased by Verizon Communications and was known as the Verizon Center for many years. Since its opening, this Washington D.C arena has been used as the venue for sports activities, touring concerts and performances by comedians. When there is a scheduled Ice hockey tournament, the seating chart allows ticket sales to a maximum of 18,506 fans. If it’s a basketball contest, the management can sell tickets to 20,308 people only.

Teams that are currently using the Capital One Arena, Washington D.C. as their home include the Georgetown Hoyas that play in the NCAA, the Washington Capitals that play in the National Hockey League, the Washington Wizards of the NBA and the Washington Mystics of the WNBA. Between the 2001 and 2002 NLL season, the Washington Power used this arena as their home ground.

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