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WNBA Arenas and Capacities

A complete look at the home arenas used by WNBA teams during the 2026 season, including each team's city, arena capacity and year the franchise entered the league.

2026 WNBA Home Arenas

The WNBA has 15 teams for the 2026 season. The Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire joined the league in 2026, one year after the Golden State Valkyries debuted.

Arena capacities can vary depending on seating configuration and the type of event being held. The capacities below reflect commonly listed basketball configurations.

Team City Arena Capacity Joined WNBA
Atlanta Dream College Park, Georgia Gateway Center Arena 3,500 2008
Chicago Sky Chicago, Illinois Wintrust Arena 10,387 2006
Connecticut Sun Uncasville, Connecticut Mohegan Sun Arena 9,323 1999*
Dallas Wings Arlington, Texas College Park Center 7,000 1998*
Golden State Valkyries San Francisco, California Chase Center 18,064 2025
Indiana Fever Indianapolis, Indiana Gainbridge Fieldhouse 17,274 2000
Las Vegas Aces Paradise, Nevada Michelob ULTRA Arena 12,000 1997*
Los Angeles Sparks Los Angeles, California Crypto.com Arena 19,079 1997
Minnesota Lynx Minneapolis, Minnesota Target Center 18,798 1999
New York Liberty Brooklyn, New York Barclays Center 17,732 1997
Phoenix Mercury Phoenix, Arizona Mortgage Matchup Center 17,071 1997
Portland Fire Portland, Oregon Moda Center 19,393 2026
Seattle Storm Seattle, Washington Climate Pledge Arena 18,300 2000
Toronto Tempo Toronto, Ontario Coca-Cola Coliseum 8,700 2026
Washington Mystics Washington, D.C. CareFirst Arena 4,200 1998

* Franchise has relocated during its history.

Several WNBA teams also play selected games in larger arenas during the season. In 2026, Toronto is playing games at Scotiabank Arena, Bell Centre and Rogers Arena; Las Vegas is using T-Mobile Arena for selected games; Chicago is using United Center; and Washington has a game scheduled at Capital One Arena.

Connecticut Sun Relocation to Houston

The Connecticut Sun will remain at Mohegan Sun Arena for the 2026 season, which will be the franchise's final season in Connecticut.

The WNBA and NBA approved the sale and relocation of the franchise in May 2026. The team will move to Houston beginning with the 2027 WNBA season.

Connecticut is also playing selected 2026 home games away from Mohegan Sun Arena, including games at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford and TD Garden in Boston.

Future WNBA Teams

The WNBA is continuing its expansion beyond the current 15-team league. Expansion franchises have been approved for Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia.

Team / Market City Planned Arena Capacity Begins Play
Cleveland WNBA Team Cleveland, Ohio Rocket Arena 19,432 2028
Detroit WNBA Team Detroit, Michigan Little Caesars Arena 20,332 2029
Philadelphia WNBA Team Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New South Philadelphia Arena 21,000 2030
WNBA Arena Facts

Newest arenas added to the league: Moda Center and Coca-Cola Coliseum became primary WNBA home venues when Portland and Toronto began play in 2026.

Largest primary home arenas: Several WNBA teams play in NBA-sized buildings, including Los Angeles at Crypto.com Arena, Portland at Moda Center, Minnesota at Target Center and Golden State at Chase Center.

Smallest primary home arena: Atlanta's Gateway Center Arena has one of the league's smallest listed capacities at approximately 3,500.

WNBA growth: Golden State joined in 2025, Toronto and Portland joined in 2026, and Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia are scheduled to bring the league to 18 teams by 2030.