Pepsi Center

Prior to the Pepsi Center, Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche competed in the Macnichols Sports Arena, which was destroyed as a parking lot for the nearby Mustang Stadium. Coincidentally, before the avalanche moved to Denver, the then Quebec Nordic team carried out another stage where PepsiCo had the right to name: Koryzha Paksi. The Pepsi Center hosted the NHL All Star Game 2001, the Stanley Cup Final of 2001 and the NBA All Star Game of 2005. From 2004 to 2006, this center hosted a men's basketball tournament at the Mountain West conference. On 24th March and 25th March 2007, the National College Sports Association (NCAA) male ice hockey was named Frozen Four West Regional. From 2002 to 2006, the Denver Centrix Financial Grand Prix was held. In 2004, Denver, Colorado, was elected as one of the five cities in the US to host the new extreme sports program, Dew Action Sports Tour, which began in 2005.

Pepsi Center is a multipurpose arena located in Denver, Colorado, USA. Arena is National Basketball Association (NBA) Denver Nuggets, National Ice Hockey League (NHL) Colorado Avalanche, National Lacrosse League (NLL) Colorado Mammoth. When Denver's sports team is not in use, buildings are often used as concert venues. Pepsi Center is part of Denver 's six - year major sports upgrade, the Colisee Stadium, home of Colorado Rockies, and the Mustang Stadium in Highland (the Invesco Stadium in the former England Highland) are home to Denver Broncos. Construction of the complex can be easily accessed. The arena is located in Spey Boulevard, the main road in downtown Denver, and is accessible from two exits on interstate 25. The station is on the west side of the complex.