Venues
Event venues across host cities
The arenas, halls and stadiums that host our events — with what is coming up at each of them.
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Afterpay Arena
Sydney, Australia Sydney's Olympic-era indoor arena, known until 2026 as Qudos Bank Arena, with a capacity of 21,032 and UFC cards since 2010. -
Madison Square Garden
New York, United States Madison Square Garden, New York, USA -
Meta Apex
Las Vegas, United States Meta APEX, Las Vegas, USA -
T-Mobile Arena
New York, United States An indoor arena beside the Las Vegas Strip, seating around 20,000 for combat sports and hosting the city's biggest UFC and boxing cards.
Where our events are held
Every event we sell happens somewhere specific — an indoor arena built for sold-out fight nights, a concert hall with a fixed seating plan, a stadium that reconfigures between sports and touring shows. Each venue page collects what you need before you buy: where it is, how it is laid out, what is on sale there next, and how to get in on the night.
Choosing your view
Seats at the same event are not the same product. Floor and ringside put you close to the action and price accordingly; lower-tier seating trades proximity for a full view of the stage or the octagon; upper tiers are the affordable way into a sold-out night. Each venue guide explains how that venue divides its seating, so a category name means something before you pick one.