Richfield Coliseum

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Richfield Coliseum was a large indoor sports and entertainment arena in Richfield, Ohio, that hosted professional hockey and basketball teams as well as major concerts before its demolition.

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Richfield Coliseum canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf entertainment venue
indoor arena
sports venue
alsoUsedFor concerts
indoor soccer
professional wrestling
tennis
architecturalStyle modernist
constructionStarted 1973
country United States
demolished 1999-12-21
developer Nick Mileti
homeTeamFrom Cleveland Barons (NHL), 1976–1978
linked to: Cleveland Barons

Cleveland Cavaliers, 1974–1994
linked to: Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland Crunch, early 1990s
Cleveland Crusaders, 1974–1976
linked to: Cleveland Crusaders

Cleveland Force (indoor soccer), 1978–1988
linked to: Cleveland Force

Cleveland Lumberjacks, 1992–1994
Cleveland Thunderbolts, 1992–1994
hostedEvent NBA playoff games
NHL regular season games
WHA regular season games
major rock concerts
hostedLeague Arena Football League
Major Indoor Soccer League
National Basketball Association
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
hostedPerformer Bruce Springsteen
Elvis Presley
Pink Floyd
The Rolling Stones
locatedIn Ohio
Richfield, Ohio
Summit County, Ohio
linked to: Summit County
locatedInMetropolitanArea Cleveland metropolitan area
near Interstate 271
Interstate 77
nickname The Coliseum at Richfield
The Palace on the Prairie
opened 1974-10-26
parkingCapacity 7000
postDemolitionUse Cuyahoga Valley National Park grassland
primaryUse basketball
ice hockey
replacedByAsHomeArena Gund Arena
seatingCapacityBasketball 20573
seatingCapacityHockey 18716
surface multi-surface
tenant Cleveland Barons (NHL)
linked to: Cleveland Barons

Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Crunch
Cleveland Crusaders
Cleveland Force (indoor soccer)
linked to: Cleveland Force

Cleveland Lumberjacks
Cleveland Thunderbolts

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Cleveland Crusaders homeArena Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland Crusaders homeGamesPlayedAt Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland Arena replacedBy Richfield Coliseum
Survivor Series firstEventLocation Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland Barons homeArena Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland Barons homeVenue Richfield Coliseum
Nick Mileti owned Richfield Coliseum