The Most Famous Basketball Fields
February 27th, 2008 by 
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If you are a real fan of basketball game the only place where you can watch a game is the field or so to say court.
Kansas’ Allen Fieldhouse is the first to be discussed. It was founded in 1955. It can take 16,300 fans. This amount is really big. While watching a game there you can not stand the sound of fans’ whistles and drums. Your ears seem to be crashed. And of course after the end of the game it is better to wait when the crowd will blow out from the stadium and only then to try to exit it, otherwise you take a risk to be squashed.
The second famous place to be mentioned is Minnesota’s Williams Arena. And what is so interesting about that? It was made in 1928. The total amount of seats is about 14, 395. This place is famous for its architecture. All the rows are built in the different levels which makes very convenient to watch the game.
Butler’s Hinkle Fieldhouse also founded ii 1982. It can hold near 11,000 fans and because of the unusual lightening it seems that not only the citizens of our planet but also the inhabitants of the sky are interested in this game.
Palestra is one more place to be mentioned. It was build in 1927 and accounts for 8700 seats. It is famous by its decorations. All the walls are decorated with the photos of famous basketball stars.
And of course such place as Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium could not but mention. This place became outstanding because of its fans. They are really crazy. They make different shoes during the game. The number of seats is not very big - 9,314, but it seems that the crowd is so huge that you can not even hear your own voice.
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