Rochelle M.
5/20/2025
Our son's commencement ceremony was held here. It's not very large, which was ok for this event. The venue is clean and easy to navigate. Concessions were offered. We didn't buy anything, but...
Credit Union 1 Arena
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525 S Racine Ave
Chicago, IL 60607
Credit Union 1 Arena is a versatile multi-purpose arena located in Chicago, IL. With a seating capacity of 9,500, it serves as the home venue for the University of Illinois at Chicago Flames basketball team and the Windy City Rollers. Offering an exciting atmosphere for sports enthusiasts, the arena also provides opportunities for betting on basketball, a popular sport known for its fast-paced action and dynamic effects.
As a hub for thrilling events, Credit Union 1 Arena hosts a variety of shows and performances, catering to diverse interests. With its rescheduled shows and a commitment to providing an engaging experience, the arena ensures that ticket holders can look forward to an unforgettable time. Whether you're a sports fan or seeking entertainment, Credit Union 1 Arena offers a vibrant setting for memorable experiences in the heart of Chicago.
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Rod D.
4/27/2025
Credit union 1 arena, formerly the UIC Pavilion, is a fully capable venue for sports and concerts. It's not as large as some major stadiums that house professional sports matches such as United...
Ultima M.
3/28/2025
Came here to see Martin Lawrence The venue it's self is well organized and clean Lots of ushers available to escort you to your seats And lots of places available to grab a drink My seats...
H A.
6/2/2025
High school graduation ceremony. Repeated violations of the ADA for attendees with disabilities. If you're attending an event there, better be in a wheelchair with someone to push it: you have no...
Zuzu P.
3/9/2024
Saw The Strokes last night. The sound was terrible (probably the worst sounding arena I've ever been to). Most of the concessions were cash only. Massive lines everywhere. Bottom line, the whole...
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