Kaseya Center, Indoor arena in downtown Miami, United States.
The Kaseya Center contains 16,500 seats across multiple levels, featuring modern architecture designed by the Miami-based firm Arquitectonica.
The arena opened its doors on December 31, 1999, with an inaugural performance by Gloria Estefan before hosting its first Miami Heat game.
The facility hosts numerous concerts, NBA games, family shows, and special events throughout the year, drawing attendees from across Florida.
The venue offers direct access to public transportation, with the Freedom Tower Metromover station located within walking distance of the main entrance.
The facility includes a specialized scoreboard system created by artist Christopher Janney that synchronizes with game actions and entertainment performances.
Location: Miami
Location: Florida
Inception: 1999
Architects: Arquitectonica
Official opening: December 31, 1999
Capacity: 16500
Website: https://kaseyacenter.com
GPS coordinates: 25.78139,-80.18806
Latest update: November 28, 2025 20:12
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