Tate McRae American Airlines Center - TX Dallas

American Airlines Center (AAC) is located at 2500 Victory Avenue, neighborhood to downtown Dallas, Texas. This arena is a multi-purpose arena that serves as home to the Dallas Mavericks (National Basketball Association) and the Dallas Stars (National Hockey League). It is also used for live events like concerts. The center was opened on July 17, 2001, and cost $420 million at the opening. It is under the ownership of the City of Dallas. The first event that occurred at the American airlines center was an Eagles concert, and next was the last show of Michael Flatley’s Feet of Flames tour. The first season of Dallas Desperados was also played at AAC, and it also hosted the Junior Gold Championships opening ceremony.

The architecture work for the arena was primarily done by David M. Schwarz. The arena has a capacity of 19,200 and up to 21,146 with standing room for Basketball, 21,000 for concerts, and 18,532 and up to 19,323 for Ice Hockey. For the tickets, there is no need to stand and wait in line at the venue. You can get the best available seats in the house with TicketsOnSale.com quickly. All the tickets at the Box Office are returned with a 100% guarantee if, in any case, the event gets canceled. There are over 5,000 parking spaces located close to the arena.