10 highest capacity arenas of the NBA

#2 Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland Cavaliers)

LeBron James' NBA career has seen the rise of the Quicken Loans Arena

The home of the 2015/16 NBA champions, the Quicken Loans Arena is the only arena in Cleveland to have raised their team's banner, as the Cavaliers are the only franchise in the town to have won a Championship.

With a capacity of 20,562, the Q, as it is fondly called, provides great fan experience, thanks to its sound system and good view of the court.

LeBron James' arrival in the NBA and subsequent return has made fans go to games in great numbers, as the Cavs have enjoyed great success in the last decade or so.

#1 United Center (Chicago Bulls)

The United Center crowd lent a big helping hand during the Chicago Bulls' heyday

Probably the best-named arena in the NBA, the United Center brings Chicago Bulls fans from all walks of life together, helping create the intimidating, intense atmosphere that characterised the place during the Michael Jordan era.

Built to seat 20,917 people, the arena has one of the most attractive floors, with the Bulls logo standing out.

The six Championship banners hanging in the rafters add to the aura of the United Center and make watching a game there one of the best fan experiences in the NBA.