United Center - Chicago, IL

Own your piece of history with a Home Fields lighted replica of the stadium where the Chicago Blackhawks play. Our 9-inch model — just $179 — captures every architectural detail of the arena in stunning precision, with an LED-illuminated base that glows with the same energy as a packed house on game night.  Home of the Chicago Blackhawks The United Center is simply the largest and most storied arena in the NHL — a 960,000-square-foot landmark on Chicago's West Side that has witnessed championship glory in both hockey and basketball. Opened on August 18, 1994, and privately financed at $175 million by the Wirtz (Blackhawks) and Reinsdorf (Bulls) families, it replaced the beloved Chicago Stadium directly across Madison Street. With a hockey capacity of 19,717 and room for up to 23,500 for concerts, the United Center became one of sport's premier venues from the moment it opened. The Blackhawks set an NHL record for average attendance in the arena's very first season. Three Stanley Cup ch