Time Warner Cable Arena

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Time Warner Cable Arena was a multi-purpose indoor arena in Charlotte, North Carolina, that served as the longtime home venue for the city’s NBA franchise.

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Time Warner Cable Arena canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basketball venue
indoor arena
sports venue
architect Ellerbe Becket
brokeGround 2003
city Charlotte
constructionCost approximately 260 million US dollars
country United States
formerName Time Warner Cable Arena
formerNameOf Spectrum Center
hasClubSeats yes
hasLuxurySuites yes
hasParking adjacent parking garages
hasPracticeFacility practice court for Charlotte Hornets
hasScoreboard center-hung scoreboard
hasVideoBoard high-definition video board
homeVenueOf Charlotte Bobcats
linked to: Charlotte Hornets

Charlotte Hornets
hostedEvent NBA All-Star Game 2019 (as Spectrum Center)
isMultiPurpose true
locatedIn Charlotte, North Carolina
namingRightsHolder Time Warner Cable
opened 2005
operator Hornets Sports & Entertainment
owner City of Charlotte
primarySport basketball
publicTransit Charlotte Area Transit System
Lynx Blue Line
region Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
replaced Charlotte Coliseum
seatingCapacity about 19000 for basketball
sponsor Time Warner Cable
state North Carolina
surface Hardwood
tenant Charlotte Bobcats
linked to: Charlotte Hornets

Charlotte Hornets
usedFor NBA games
basketball
concerts
conventions
family entertainment events
ice shows

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Charlotte Hornets homeArenaPreviousName Time Warner Cable Arena
subject linked to: CHA
Spectrum Center formerName Time Warner Cable Arena
Charlotte Bobcats Arena formerNameOf Time Warner Cable Arena
Charlotte Bobcats Arena renamedTo Time Warner Cable Arena
Spectrum Center formerName Time Warner Cable Arena
subject linked to: Time Warner Cable Arena