Cleveland Arena

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Cleveland Arena was a historic indoor sports and entertainment venue in Cleveland, Ohio, that hosted professional basketball, hockey, and major events throughout much of the 20th century.

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Cleveland Arena canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indoor arena
capacityBasketball 10000
capacityHockey 9000
cityServed Cleveland metropolitan area
country United States
demolished 1977
demolishedInDecade 1970s
eraOfProminence mid-20th century
historicDesignation historic sports venue in Cleveland
hostedEventType concerts
entertainment events
political rallies
professional sports
hostedLeague American Hockey League
Basketball Association of America
National Basketball Association
hostedSport basketball
boxing
ice hockey
locatedIn Cleveland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Ohio
locatedInTime 20th century
notableFor hosting Cleveland Barons AHL games
hosting early Cleveland Cavaliers home games
opened 1937
openedInDecade 1930s
primaryUse basketball
concerts
ice hockey
region Midwestern United States
replacedBy Richfield Coliseum
status demolished
surfaceType multi-purpose floor
tenant Cleveland Barons (AHL)
Cleveland Barons (ice hockey)
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA)
linked to: Cleveland Cavaliers

Cleveland Crusaders
Cleveland Falcons
Cleveland Falcons (ice hockey)
linked to: Cleveland Falcons

Cleveland Rebels
Cleveland Rebels (BAA)
usedFor major entertainment events
professional basketball
professional ice hockey

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Cleveland Rebels homeArena Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Crusaders homeArena Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Crusaders homeGamesPlayedAt Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Barons (AHL) homeArena Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Barons (AHL) homeGamesPlayedAt Cleveland Arena
Moondog Coronation Ball venue Cleveland Arena
Nick Mileti owned Cleveland Arena