The Honda Center is a premier arena in Anaheim, boasting a concert capacity of around 18,900 seats across floor, plaza, club, and terrace levels, with a flexible Theatre configuration holding 8,400. Opened in 1993 with a sold-out Barry Manilow show and originally built for $123 million along the Santa Ana River, it became home to the NHL's Anaheim Ducks (formerly Mighty Ducks) and has hosted over 4,700 events, drawing 46 million guests. Renamed in 2006 via Honda's naming rights, renewed through 2030, it anchors the vibrant OCVIBE district and is undergoing a $1 billion Encore transformation by 2027, adding parking garages, reimagined suites, and upgraded concessions. Known for high-energy concerts by stars like Kendrick Lamar, Metallica, Ariana Grande, Karol G, and Jonas Brothers, plus UFC, WWE, Disney on Ice, and the 2028 Olympics indoor volleyball, the arena pulses with diverse crowds in Anaheim's lively entertainment hub. Unique features include 81 luxury suites with in-seat service and reserved parking, ADA-accessible seating throughout, and 110,000 sq. ft. of meeting space like the 15,000 sq. ft. Grand Terrace, delivering an electrifying atmosphere for sports fans and music lovers alike.