NHL venue construction / renovation costs by stadium 1991-2010

This graph depicts the construction and renovation costs of National Hockey League venues that were either newly built or renovated from 1991 to 2010. Construction costs for Scottrade Center in St. Louis, built in 1994, were about 135 million U.S. dollars.

National Hockey League venue construction / renovation costs by stadium from 1991 to 2010 (in million U.S. dollars)*

Characteristic	Venue construction costs in million U.S. dollars
American Airlines Center, 2001	420
Prudential Center, 2007	375
Staples Center, 1999	375
CONSOL Energy Center, 2010	321
Le Centre Bell, 1996	270
Verizon Center, 1997	260
Air Canada Centre, 1999	250
Madison Square Garden, 1991	220
Jobing.com Arena	220
Philips Arena, 1999	213
Wachovia Center, 1996	210
BankAtlantic Center, 1998	185
Pepsi Center, 1999	180
United Center, 1994	175
Scotiabank Place, 1996	170
hp Pavilion, 1993	162.5
TD Banknorth Garden, 1995	160
RBC Center, 1999	158
Nationwide Arena, 2000	150
General Motors Place, 1995	144.5
St. Pete Times Forum, 1996	139
Scottrade Center, 1994	135
Xcel Energy Center, 2000	130
Sommet Center, 1996	130
HSBC Arena, 1996	127.5
Honda Center, 1993	123

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Release date

2009

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Region

United States

Survey time period

1991 to 2010

Supplementary notes

* All figures are estimates. The year given is the opening year of the facility. All venues were either newly constructed or renovated. Data for the Consol Energy Center was retrieved from: Linktext

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