The Spectrum

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The Spectrum was a famed indoor arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, best known as the former home of the NHL’s Flyers and NBA’s 76ers and for hosting numerous major concerts and events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concert venue
demolished building
indoor arena
sports venue
alsoKnownAs The Philly Spectrum NERFINISHED
city Philadelphia
closed 2009
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance iconic Philadelphia sports venue
major East Coast concert stop
demolished 2010
demolitionCompleted 2011
designStyle multi-purpose arena
finalEvent Pearl Jam concert in 2009
formerName Philadelphia Spectrum NERFINISHED
hostedEvent NBA Finals games
NCAA Final Four NERFINISHED
Stanley Cup Finals games
major rock concerts
professional boxing matches
professional wrestling events
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInComplex South Philadelphia Sports Complex NERFINISHED
notableConcert Bruce Springsteen concerts
Elvis Presley concerts
Led Zeppelin concerts
Pearl Jam concerts
The Who concerts
notableFeature intimate seating bowl
opened 1967
openingDate October 1967
operator Comcast Spectacor NERFINISHED
owner Comcast Spectacor NERFINISHED
region South Philadelphia NERFINISHED
seatingCapacity about 17,000 for hockey
about 18,000 for basketball
sport basketball
ice hockey
indoor lacrosse
successorVenue Wells Fargo Center NERFINISHED
surface multi-surface
tenant Philadelphia 76ers NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Flyers NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Phantoms NERFINISHED
Philadelphia Wings NERFINISHED

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