Verizon Center - Dc Tickets

The Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. has been nicknamed the "Phone Booth" for its association with phone companies. The arena opened in 1997 in Washington's Chinatown as the $200,000 sports and entertainment facility The MCI Center. The monumental building, now known as The Verizon Center Washington is a few miles away from the White House, Judiciary Square, Metro Center and the Archives Navy Memorial and boasts a parking area large enough to fill 10,000 spots (not to be outdone by Verizon Center Seating of course). If you're looking for the opportunity to buy Verizon Center tickets, Verizon Center seating offers 20,000 cozy chairs for sporting and live entertainment events- that’s a lot of Verizon Center seating!

Verizon Center Washington is home to the Washington Wizards, Washington Capitals and Georgetown University Men's Basketball. The arena also hosts Wrestling events like the WWE, All-Star games, Verizon Center concerts and performances alike. In turn, the Verizon Center has revamped Washington's Chinatown into a commercially developed city pouring income into Downtown Washington.

Verizon Center concerts attract crowds to the Verizon Center because Verizon Center concerts are always a grand display. The Verizon Center has hosted acts from U2 to Andrea Bocelli and this year's Verizon Center schedule is the most exciting yet. Want some Verizon Center concert tickets to a George Strait concert? or snag some Coldplay tickets to The Verizon Center- we have them right here! So scroll through The Verizon Center schedule above for great Verizon Center concerts and Verizon Center sports tickets, the Verizon Center Schedule can't be beat!

The Verizon Center is located at 601 F Street, NW in Washington D.C. Once you buy tickets, we’ll send you Verizon Center directions so you know how to get there! The Verizon Center broke ground on October, 1995, with doors opening to the public in December, 1997. It is owned and operated by Monumental Sports and Entertainment. The building was designed by architect Ellerbe Becket Architects & Engineers at a cost of $260 million in October, 1995. Previously it was known as the MCI Center (1997-2006). With a total capacity of 20,173, you wont be alone when you buy Verizon Center event tickets! Get out in the city of Washington D.C. for a night of fun, and take in a show you won’t forget! A fantastic site for Washington D.C. events, concerts and more, you can’t beat the Verizon Center for an unforgettable night out.