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Why Houston
Houston is home to the best sports fans in the country, hosting major sporting events to include: Super Bowl XXXVIII, 2004 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, 2005 World Series, 2005 Big 12 Conference Football Championship, 2006 NBA All-Star Game, 2003 and 2004 Tennis Masters Cup, U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Boxing, USA Gymnastics 2008 Men’s Visa Championships, 2008 and 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Regionals, NCAA Division II Spring and Winter Festivals, 2011 NCAA Division I Men’s Final Four Championship, 2011 Summer National Senior Games, and the 2012 AAU Junior Olympic Games, as well as the annual Shell Houston Open, Advocare Texas Bowl, Shell Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston, and Chevron Houston Marathon.
Where else can you go for the best in entertainment, sports, cultural arts, shopping, dining and nightlife? Look no further than Houston, Texas. Home to a respected and energetic cultural arts scene, the fourth largest shopping center in the country, the oldest African-American theater in the Southwest and the brains behind United States’ space exploration, Houston is as diverse a city as they come. As The New York Times stated in a recent feature, “Maybe that’s what makes Houston such an unusual and wonderful place — there are so many different Houstons to see.”
When considering a site for your next sporting event . . . consider Houston.
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FACILITIES & Venues
SaberCats Stadium
Shell Energy Stadium
Shell Energy Stadium is the home of the Houston Dynamo FC and Houston Dash and the busiest and most dynamic soccer venue in North America. The multi-sport stadium has hosted nearly 300 events since opening in 2012 including three CONCACAF Gold Cups (2013, 2015, 2017)...
Berry Center
Year Built: 2006 Square Footage for Meeting Space: 25,000 square feet Seating Capacity: Berry Arena: Maximum Capacity: 9,992 Permanent seats: 8,312 100 level: 5,639 200 level: 2,673 Portable seats: 1,680 Stadium: Total Seating: 11,000 Permanent seats: 2,128 Bleachers:...