Broomfield Event Center

Broomfield Event Center

Location	111450 Broomfield Lane Broomfield, Colorado 80021
Broke ground	October 18, 2005
Opened	November 9, 2006
Owner	Tim Weins
Operator	Broomfield Sports and Entertainment, LLC
Construction cost	$45 Million USD
Architect	Sink Combs Dethlefs
Contracted Construction Company	Saunders Construction
Tenants
Rocky Mountain Rage (CHL) (2006-present) Colorado 14ers (NBADL) (2006-present)
Capacity
Basketball 6,000 Hockey 6,000 Additional 1,500 seats for concerts and special events

The Broomfield Event Center is a 6,000-seat multi-purpose arena in the Denver suburb of Broomfield, Colorado. It opened with its first event on Nov. 9, 2006 (a concert by Bonnie Raitt), and hosts professional sports games and exhibitions, concerts, conventions and other public events. It is home to the Rocky Mountain Rage ice hockey team of the Central Hockey League and the Colorado 14ers basketball team of the NBA D-League.

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Eastern Division		Western Division
Current arenas in the NBA Development League
Alltel Arena \| Austin Convention Center \| Bismarck Civic Center \| Dodge Arena (2007) \| Expo Square Pavilion \| Fort Worth Convention Center \| Sioux Falls Arena \| Wells Fargo Arena (2007)		Anaheim Convention Center \| Broomfield Event Center \| McKay Events Center (2007) \| Qwest Arena \| Rabobank Arena \| Staples Center \| Tingley Coliseum

Northeast Division		Northwest Division		Southeast Division		Southwest Division
Current arenas in the Central Hockey League
CenturyTel Center \| DeSoto Civic Center \| Chevrolet Centre \| Tulsa Convention Center		Britt Brown Arena \| Budweiser Events Center \| Ford Center \| Broomfield Event Center		American Bank Center \| Dodge Arena \|Laredo Entertainment Center \| Chaparral Ice		Amarillo Civic Center \| CityBank Coliseum \| Ector County Coliseum \| Santa Ana Star Center \| Tim's Toyota Center

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