United Center

United Center is the home of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks, making it one of the most significant arenas in North American sports. The massive venue on Chicago's Near West Side has hosted countless championships and iconic moments. The Michael Jordan statue and legacy loom over the building. United Center creates an electric atmosphere for both basketball and hockey. The arena remains the heart of Chicago sports.

United Center opened in 1994, replacing the Chicago Stadium. The Bulls won three more championships here to complete the second three-peat. The Blackhawks have won three Stanley Cups at United Center. The venue has hosted the 1996 Democratic National Convention and countless concerts. United Center is a Chicago institution.