Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum reopened on April 5, 2017, with a concert by Billy Joel after an 18-month, $180 million renovation.

➢ 10,500 capacity Arena (180 end stage) ➢ 5,500 capacity Lower Bowl with in-house curtain system ➢ 3,000 capacity Theatre cut down with in-house curtain ➢ 2,200 GA / 1,750 reserved floor capacity ➢ 60,000 SQ FT Exhibition Hall connected to Arena ➢ Venue database of 300,000 past ticket buyers ➢ Ticketmaster services ➢ 77 acres of safe and easy parking

SEATING CAPACITIES: (numbers do not include suites & ADA)
➢ 14,548 Center Stage Concert 360 ➢1 3,385 Basketball ➢ 14,535 End Stage Concert 360 ➢ 12,933 Hockey/ Lacrosse 11 Suites

Premium Spaces: 11 Suites, Lower Lobby VIP Club (5,000 sq ft.)

Primary Tenants: Long Island Nets.

Funtions: G-League Basketball, Hockey, College Basketball, College Hockey, Lacrosse, Boxing, Concerts, Award Shows, Rodeo, Monster Trucks, Family Entertainment and more!

The venue’s unique skin evokes Long Island’s iconic imagery, such as beach dunes, dune fencing, decks, and boardwalks. The façade is made up of aluminum fins that pay homage to Long Island’s history as the cradle of the aviation industry. Guest enhancements include a new exterior glass storefront to infuse natural light into the refreshed concourse, a redesigned main entrance, all new seating, improved bowl circulation, and revamped bathrooms and concessions. Fans have access to free high speed Wi-Fi, upgraded phone service for all major cellular carriers, and an enlarged high definition LED scoreboard. Sustainability fixtures include waterless urinals, LED lights, and all new windows and doors to provide improved thermal performance throughout the building. With 77 acres of property to work with, Nassau Coliseum is prepared for large-scale festivals that expand beyond the building’s walls.

Nassau Coliseum is the proud home of the Long Island Nets, and New York Riptide.