T-Mobile Arena is a dazzling venue that'll host everything from Vegas Golden Knights games to concerts, all while serving up unique eats like Fuku's chicken sandwich and Rollin’ Smoke BBQ.
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"I spent Friday night at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere, where general admission included complimentary food and nonalcoholic beverages, plus access to event activations and live entertainment, including nightly headliners (Swedish DJ Alesso performed when I was there) for a festival atmosphere." - Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes is a special projects editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina,
"Fuku’s famed chicken sandwich got its start as an off-menu item at David Chang’s restaurant, Momofuku Noodle Bar. The sandwich earned enough of a following that Chang launched a standalone restaurant in 2015 in New York City called Fuku — a quick-service operation that focused on the sandwich and a couple of side items. It’s grown into a chain with stadium concessions stands since then and is now at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas." - Janna Karel
"In a city that’s all about entertainment, T-Mobile Arena is quite literally the biggest stage yet. The 20,000-seat venue serves ashome ice for the National Hockey League’s Las Vegas Golden Knights, andalso hosts a variety of concerts, rodeos, fights, and conventions. Unlike at other arenas, concourses at T-Mobile are open to the main floor, meaning you can see the action while you wait in the queue for beer. For a different perspective, catch a game or show from Hyde Lounge, a Bellagio nightclub outpost on the top floor; one section is cantilevered over the action, which makes for amost dramatic viewing experience. Because T-Mobile bought the naming rights, T-Mobile phonecustomers get extra perks inside, such as line-cutting privileges and free charging stations."
"With the addition of the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas also came the arrival of the city’s first professional sports team: The Vegas Golden Knights, a National Hockey League expansion team. Built in 2016, the arena is a thoroughly modern complex aimed at delivering one of the best fan experiences out there. Easy to spot from the Strip thanks to its neon pink lighting, the circular arena holds 20,000 seats, including 44 luxury suites, two party suites, and more than two-dozen private loge boxes." - Juliana Shallcross
"Piña by Graffiti Bao, opened at T-Mobile Mobile Arena, features Mexican fare with tortilla chips made in house, queso, and salsa for nachos topped with chicken tinga and barbacoa, as well as tofu fajitas." - Susan Stapleton
