Capital One Arena

Arena · Downtown

"The Washington Capitals and Wizards will keep playing in D.C. for the long game. Last night’s newly reached deal between the city and Monumental Sports officially shuts down the proposal to move across the Potomac (or elsewhere). The ability to expand into its adjacent Gallery Place complex, complete with a new walkway, was a big factor in Ted Leonsis’s about-face decision to keep his NHL and NBA teams at the 20,000-seat arena." - Tierney Plumb

How Drinks at the Waldorf Astoria Got D.C.’s Sports Teams to Stay - Eater DC

601 F St NW, Washington, DC 20004 Get directions

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