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- Golden_1_Center abstract "Golden 1 Center, known in planning documents as the Entertainment and Sports Center (ESC), is a multi-use, publicly owned indoor arena currently under construction in downtown Sacramento, California, United States. The Sacramento Kings basketball team will be the primary tenant of the new arena, although it is expected to host other indoor sports and music concerts, as well. The new arena will be built on the site of the largely defunct Downtown Plaza. The Sacramento City Council voted approval of public financing and other terms on May 20, 2014. Once completed, the arena will replace Sleep Train Arena as the home of the Kings. Construction began October 29, 2014. The new arena will have more luxury suites, and will be expandable to about 19,000 with the addition of temporary bleachers.".
- Golden_1_Center architect AECOM.
- Golden_1_Center builder Turner_Construction.
- Golden_1_Center buildingStartDate "October 29, 2014".
- Golden_1_Center cost "4.77E8".
- Golden_1_Center engineer Thornton_Tomasetti.
- Golden_1_Center location California.
- Golden_1_Center location Sacramento,_California.
- Golden_1_Center operator Sacramento_Kings.
- Golden_1_Center owner Sacramento,_California.
- Golden_1_Center tenant Sacramento_Kings.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageExternalLink downtown-sacramento-entertainment-and-sports-complex.
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- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink AECOM.
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- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Downtown_Plaza_(Sacramento).
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink File:Golden_1_Center.jpg.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Golden_1_Credit_Union.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Maloof_family.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Naming_rights.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink National_Basketball_Association.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Sacramento.
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- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Sacramento_International_Airport.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Sacramento_Kings.
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- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Thornton_Tomasetti.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Turner_Construction.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink United_States_dollar.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLink Vivek_Ranadivé.
- Golden_1_Center wikiPageWikiLinkText "Golden 1 Center".
- Golden_1_Center architect AECOM.
- Golden_1_Center architect "Mark Dziewulski Architect".
- Golden_1_Center brokeGround "2014-10-29".
- Golden_1_Center constructionCost "4.77E8".
- Golden_1_Center generalContractor Turner_Construction.
- Golden_1_Center hasPhotoCollection Golden_1_Center.
- Golden_1_Center location "600".
- Golden_1_Center location "Sacramento, California 95814".
- Golden_1_Center logoImage "350".
- Golden_1_Center opened "October 2016".
- Golden_1_Center operator Sacramento_Kings.
- Golden_1_Center owner Sacramento.
- Golden_1_Center owner Sacramento,_California.
- Golden_1_Center projectManager "ICON Venue Group".
- Golden_1_Center seatingCapacity "17500".
- Golden_1_Center servicesEngineer "Henderson Engineers, Inc.".
- Golden_1_Center stadiumName "Golden 1 Center".
- Golden_1_Center structuralEngineer "Thornton Tomasetti/Buehler & Buehler".
- Golden_1_Center tenants "Sacramento Kings".
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- Golden_1_Center subject Category:Indoor_arenas_under_construction_in_the_United_States.
- Golden_1_Center subject Category:Sports_venues_in_Sacramento,_California.
- Golden_1_Center point "38.58 -121.5".
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- Golden_1_Center comment "Golden 1 Center, known in planning documents as the Entertainment and Sports Center (ESC), is a multi-use, publicly owned indoor arena currently under construction in downtown Sacramento, California, United States. The Sacramento Kings basketball team will be the primary tenant of the new arena, although it is expected to host other indoor sports and music concerts, as well. The new arena will be built on the site of the largely defunct Downtown Plaza.".
- Golden_1_Center label "Golden 1 Center".
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- Golden_1_Center lat "38.58".
- Golden_1_Center long "-121.5".
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- Golden_1_Center homepage golden1center.com.
- Golden_1_Center isPrimaryTopicOf Golden_1_Center.
- Golden_1_Center name "Golden 1 Center".