Sports Venues Trivia Quiz

Answer: Candlestick Park

The 49ers played at Candlestick Park in San Francisco for the 2010 season. In 2010, Sun Life Stadium was the home of the Miami Dolphins, both in the NFL. The RBC Center was a hockey/basketball arena located in North Carolina.
Pictured were candlesticks.

Answer: American Airlines Center

The Mavericks and Stars played in the American Airlines Center in 2011, which seated 18,532 fans for hockey and 21,014 for basketball. The Dr. Pepper Arena was home to Minor League hockey league teams. The Reunion Arena was where the NHL Dallas Stars and NBA Mavericks played in 2001 before they moved to the American Airlines Center.
Pictured was an American Airlines jet.

Answer: Citi Field

Citi Field which opened in 2009 and seated 41,800, was the home field of the Mets for the 2011 season. The Great American Ball Park was the home field for the Cincinnati Reds, and PNC Park was the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The photo was of a CitiGroup Financial logo.

Answer: Nationwide Arena

Nationwide Arena was the home of the Blue Jackets and it seated 18,144. Rexall Place was home of the NHLs Edmonton Oilers, and the United Center was home of the NBAs Chicago Bulls and the NHLs Chicago Blackhawks. The Rogers Arena was home of the NHLs Vancouver Canucks during the 2010-11.
Pictured was a Nationwide Insurance banner.

Answer: Time Warner Cable Arena

The Time Warner Cable Arena which opened in 2005, was the home of the Charlotte Bobcats. The arena seated 19,077 for basketball, although the capacity could be expanded to 20,200.
Pictured was a Time-Warner Cable Company service van.

Answer: Jacksonville Jaguars

EverBank Field opened in 1995. The field seated 67,164, although it could be expanded up to 76,867 fans. The Denver Broncos played at Invesco Field at Mile High, and the Dallas Cowboys played at Cowboys Stadium.
Pictured was a jaguar.

Answer: Kauffman Stadium

Kauffman Stadium seated 39,000 people, down from 40,625 after renovations were completed in 2009. The ballpark used to be known as Royals Stadium until 1993 when the name was changed. Comerica Park was home of the Detroit Tigers, and Progressive Field was home of the Cleveland Indians in 2011.
Pictured was a Kaufman's Department Store location.

Answer: Consol Energy Center

The Penguins moved from the Mellon Arena to the Consol Energy Center after the 2009-10 season. The arena seated 18,087 for hockey, up from the 16,940 that the Mellon Arena seated.
The photo was of a console, the center area between the seats of some cars.

Answer: Staples Center

The Staples Center opened its new doors in 1999. The Lakers moved from The Forum in Inglewood to play at Staples. The arena was home to the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers of the NBA, the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL, and the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA.
The photo was of an office stapler.

Answer: Honda Center

The Honda Center opened its doors to Los Angeles Laker preseason games and concerts, and ice hockey's Ducks who played their home games there.
The photo was of a Honda brand superbike.