Moda Center

Moda Center is the premier sports and entertainment venue in Portland, Oregon, serving as the home of the NBA's Trail Blazers. The arena creates an electric atmosphere with its steep seating bowl that brings fans close to the action. Located in the Lloyd District, it features modern amenities including the largest center-hung scoreboard in the NBA when it was installed. The venue hosts over 200 events annually, from basketball to concerts and family shows. Moda Center has become a cultural landmark for the Pacific Northwest.

Originally known as the Rose Garden, the arena opened on October 12, 1995, developed by Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen. It was the first NBA arena built without public financing. The venue was renamed Moda Center in 2013 when Moda Health secured naming rights. It has hosted NCAA Tournament games, NHL exhibition games, and major concert tours. The Trail Blazers' passionate fan base has made it one of the league's most intimidating road venues. Moda Center remains a cornerstone of Portland's sports and entertainment landscape.