Adventist Health Arena
Hours
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Overview
Built in 2005, the 10,000 seat Adventist Health Arena, formally Stockton Arena, is located on the Downtown Stockton Waterfront adjacent to the Stockton Ballpark.
Primary home to the Stockton Kings, the G-League Team of the Sacramento Kings, The arena has also hosted indoor football, indoor soccer, high school wrestling, high school and collegiate basketball, cheer/dance events, motocross, and a wide variety of other entertainment acts.
Amenities
- Art
- Breakout Rooms
- Comedy
- Concerts
- Dance
- Family Friendly
- Food and Beverage Service
- Full Bar
- Gift Shop
- Major Events
- Onsite AV Equipment
- Onsite Catering
- Onsite Dining
- Sports
- Table Rental
- Theatre
- Wine and Beer
- Wireless Internet
Meeting Spaces
Basketball
Concert 180
- Area: 14,280 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 9,200
Concert 240
- Area: 14,280 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 9,500
Full House
- Area: 14,280 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 10,200
Half House
- Area: 6,200 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 6,400
Helm Conference A,B,C,D,
- Area: 4,084.21 square feet
In The Round
- Area: 17,000 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 11,300
Rodeo
- Area: 20,400 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 11,200
Room A
- Area: 818 square feet
Room B
- Area: 1,104 square feet
Room C
- Area: 1,216 square feet
Room D
- Area: 949 square feet
Sporting Events
- Area: 17,000 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 10,000
The Record Club Area
- Area: 6,735 square feet
- Maximum Occupancy: 250
No bad seat in the house . Always a fun family experience. Quick service and lots of security for piece of mind. Could use more food stands and variety
Parking was surprisingly great! Super close and basically connected to the arena, which is a huge win. The arena itself was clean and had a few food options, so you’re not stuck with just one snack stand. We went for the Jo Koy show and had an amazing view, even though our seats weren’t close. The sound system was great, the TVs were well placed, and everything felt well set up. There were multiple bathroom areas too, so the lines weren’t crazy (always appreciated). Would definitely come back to this venue — yes, even though it’s Stockton 😄
I had the pleasure of attending an event here, and I must say the staff were very friendly and the venue was lovely. I had a tasty breakfast ask for Martha at University Plaza and walked to the event, enjoying the atmosphere and view.
The arena was easy to get to by maps from Solano county. We got there the parking lot right next to it was clothed so we had to go across the street and I paid $20 to park. Once we got our tickets we were passed through the metal detector and into the arena to see the JAMZ Cheerleading competition. Had a great time, however a can of water was $10.00! The seats were kinda rickety but we were able to see the show fine.
Went here for a little Wayne concert and Overall it was a good experience. Parking was easy and not too expensive. It cost 20ish not crazy but I’ve seen worse. Seats in the area were clean and comfortable. It had drink holders and they were spacious. Staff was very friendly and kept area clean. Bathrooms were nice and maintained. Someone broke off the paper towel dispenser and a worker came in and fixed it relatively quick. Food are expensive like any arena, 8.30 for a bottle of water after tax which wouldn’t have been bad it they had a bottle refill area but they didn’t. The only other bad thing was they had a good amount of water fountains but they were all Turned Off. absolutely criminal for that, like I get they need to make money but having them all shut off was devious. Ended up spend 30+ dollars just for water. Overall fun but they need to provide free water to drink.
