The U.S. Cellular Arena is the former home for the Milwaukee Bucks.  As they moved to the Bradley Center, the U.S. Cellular underwent a major renovation.  This venue plays host to college basketball, concerts, theater and more.

Formerly called the Mecca Arena, the naming rights enabled Milwaukee to pay for significant renovations inside.  The venue can convert from a sports facility to a concert hall in less than four hours.  Its capacity of just under 13,000 makes it a viable option for touring bands that don't feel that they can fill the Bradley Center, but still need something larger than a theater. 

There is not a bad seat in the U.S. Cellular Arena.  The seats are close to the floor areas, and there are no posts or railings that would obstruct a patron's view.  The venue has one of the strongest roof structures in the U.S.  That configuration is a plus for touring productions that require a ceiling that can support thousands of pounds of rigging and lights. 

After the completion of the 1998 renovations, patrons found the concourse to be wider, and disabled access areas improved.  Fans fell in love with the U.S. Cellular Arena all over again.