The NBA’s 76ers and NHL’s Filadelphia house will be renamed as Exfinity Mobile Arena on 1 September.
The new naming-rights agreement for the current Wales Fargo Center runs through 2030-31 and was announced by Comcast Spector and Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment on Tuesday.
The facility on South Broad Street was opened in 1996 as a costets center and is also known as First Union Center (1998–2003) and Vachovia Center (2003–10).
The Aren is also home to the Philadelphia Wings and Host College Basketball Games, concerts and conferences of the Arina National Lacros League, attracting 2.5 million guests annually for more than 220 programs.
“The region is the South Philadelphia Sports Complex and a wider area in the wider area,” said Dan Hilferti, president and CEO of the Comcast Spector. “As we fulfill our historical relations with Wales Fargo, we wanted to make sure that our new partner matched our enthusiasm to give world -class service to our fans and guests.
“We are committed to continue investing in our site to ensure that we are at the forefront of technology, innovation and state -of -the -art fans.
The facility completed an overhaul of $ 400 million last year.
HBSE and COMCAST Spectacors are partnered in a new area, which are ready to open in the 2031-2032 season. Comcast will be the owner of the naming rights of that site.
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