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Perth Arena has to have one of the slowest build times for a major arena in recent memory. I mean, they broke ground on the site back in 2007.
And like others, I question the wisdom of the Wildcats moving there, purely on crowd numbers. Moving to a state of the art facility can only be a good thing provided the price is right. Anyway, if the new arena had been built in the 90's when they regularly sold out the 8,200 seat Entertainment Centre then I can understand. But the place will apparently hold 13,500 for basketball and I question the Wildcats ability to fill that for anything than an opening night or a grand final. It'll almost be like when the Kings couldn't draw a crowd to the Sydney Superdome. A cavernous feel with little atmosphere
Still, to make it big you have to think big and if Perth does move to the new arena then seriously, good luck to them, I hope they draw well there.
Yes, it has a retractable roof.
Will be a very nice stadium for sure, but I wonder if it's going to be too big for basketball.
Just look at how barren the SEC looks with 4,000 people in it. 12,000 is a lot of seats to fill.