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What is the Purpose of this Website? Hans Steiniger is the ultimate sports fan and a big-time follower of the National Basketball Association. After concluding his journey to attend a football game in every stadium in the national football league, a feat he called the Quest for 31, Hans’s attention now turns to the other professional sports leagues. What would it be like to see a basketball game in every NBA arena in the country? How do NBA fans differ among the franchises that dot our great nation and extend into Canada? These are the types of questions I’m hoping to answer as my Roundball Roadtrip begins.  Along the way, I'd like to provide information to help other aspiring Roundball RoadTrippers to complete their journeys. Throughout this website you'll find links to NBA Arena resources, cheap NBA Tickets, and travels resources to help you get to the Arena and maximize your enjoyment of each NBA city. What is the Roundball Roadtrip? Well, much like his Quest for 31, Hans intends to catch a game in each NBA Basketball Arena in the National Basketball Association. Throughout his journey the focus will be on NBA basketball and it fans, as well as working to uncover the local hotspots in each NBA city that visiting fans might find interesting if they decide to make the trek. The NBA experience in North America differs from city to city and uncovering and reporting about these differences will be a large part of the NBA arena reviews that follow throughout this website. For those interested in starting a similar journey, NBABasketballArenas.com features a plethora of information for getting to the NBA basketball arena, taking NBA basketball arena tours, finding cheap NBA tickets, or locating some of the better local amenities to round out your NBA City experience. If you have any suggestions, feel free to contact our website to help improve our collection of information on your NBA City. My Latest NBA Arena Reviews Air Canada Centre - The Great White North  The NBA expanded into Canada in
1995 with the addition of the Toronto Raptors and Vancouver
Grizzlies to the league. Although the Grizzlies had a six year run
in Vancouver that ended when they moved to Memphis in 2001, the
Toronto Raptors are still going strong. Toronto, Ontario is a
thriving, multi-cultural metropolis that’s full of sports fans and
although the Toronto Maple Leafs are wildly popular in this ice
hockey Mecca, the Toronto Raptors have carved out a place of their
own in the hearts of Torontonians.  TD Garden - Oystas and Chowda  The
city of Boston, Massachusetts is a great sports town with some of
the most die hard fans you’ll find anywhere in the country. These
days, with championship-caliber talent representing the Boston area
in all four of the major pro sports leagues, being a fan of the home
team has never been sweeter. It was early March and a couple of
weeks before St, Patty’s day (I really wish I planned this trip
better), and I found myself in Boston to watch the Boston Celtics
take on the Golden State Warriors as part of my continuing Roundball
RoadTrip around the NBA.
United Center - The House that Jordan Built  Attending
a Chicago Bulls game at the United Center, home of the six-time
World Champion Chicago Bulls, has always been a dream of mine. As a
teenager growing up in the 1990's in Buffalo, New York, I never had
a hometown NBA team to follow. The Buffalo Braves came and left way
before my time and I certainly was not about to hitch my sail the
Los Angeles Clippers who were originally the Buffalo Braves. I'm not
ashamed to admit that I was one of the many bandwagon jumpers that
rode Michael Jordan's coattails to NBA championship glory on six
separate occasions. Jordan's Bulls were unstoppable with him at the
helm, bulldozing their way to six NBA titles and leaving pro
Time Warner Cable Arena - The Cable Box  It’s no secret that the Carolinas are a hotspot for the sport of basketball, so when the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets left town bound for New Orleans, it was inevitable that the NBA would bring a team back to the area. The Charlotte Bobcats arrived in 2004 and with an appearance in last season’s playoffs and the additions of NBA superstar Michael Jordan at the helm, the team appears to be headed in the right direction. Their home arena, Time Warner Cable Arena, is an incredible facility with an array of fan amenities that’s second to none, so I was much looking forward to attending my first game there as part of my RoundBall RoadTrip.
My Charlotte Bobcats NBA experience started in
Quicken Loans Arena - The King is Dead  My continuing journey to complete a full circuit of the National Basketball Association, visiting every NBA arena as a fan of each local franchise, resumed in November 2010 with a visit to Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Quicken Loans Arena is home to the Cleveland Cavaliers and is situated in a prime location as part of the Gateway Sports and Entertainment Complex, consisting of Quickens Loans Arena, Progressive Field (home of the Cleveland Indians), and Gateway Plaza. This area is the central hub for Cleveland sports fans as a number of bars, night clubs and restaurants surround the sports complex, providing a variety of pre and post-game entertainment options for fans who
The Palace at Auburn Hills - Pro Ball in the Motor City  The Motor City is a great sports town
with solid franchises that represent the work ethic of its
residents. With representation in all four of the major sports
leagues and a recent world championship success rate that rivals any
other city (with the exception of the Lions), it’s easy to see why
the Pistons home court advantage is so formidable for opposing
teams. The Detroit Pistons have a rock solid fan base that comes out
in droves to support the hardest working team in the NBA when they
play at home at the Palace of Auburn Hills. The Palace is an
incredible, modern facility with ample parking space, great site
lines from every seat, and high octane energy that courses through
the facility on game day. |
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