Lenovo Center renovations include new seating and upgraded amenities
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 10:42 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Renovations at Lenovo Center are progressing with new seating and improved amenities ahead of the NHL season. Changes include reduced aisle space for more seats, new stairs, and railings, along with a refreshed concourse and updated bathrooms. New boards are being installed, and the arena is expected to be ready by September 15 for an event. Phase Two of the project, which will enhance the exterior, is in planning. The overall renovation costs nearly $310 million, which some local fans believe reflects the area's growth in professional sports.
- •New seats installed as sections are being renumbered.
- •Work includes a refreshed third-level concourse and new bathrooms.
- •Arena readiness is targeted for September 15.
- •Renovation project costs nearly $310 million.
- •Season ticket plans have sold out for the upcoming season.
- 10:42 PMYahoo Sports — Lenovo Center renovations bring new seating, upgrades
"Season ticket holders may notice new seat numbers as sections are being renumbered as part of the project.
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