Mobile Civic Center
401 Civic Center Drive
Mobile, AL 36602
251-208-7261
http://mobilecivicctr.com
 
Mobile’s largest multi-purpose sports facility; Dimensions: Total Facility-400,000 sq. ft., Arena and Exhibit Space 80,000 sq. ft., Expo Hall-28,000 sq. ft.; Playing Surface: Ice Rink-185' x 85'; Portable Basketball Court; Other Amenities: Meeting rooms accessible from arena, state of the art sound system.

Arthur R Outlaw Convention Center
One South Water Street
Mobile, AL 36602
http://mobileconventions.com
 
Total Center Gross Square Feet—
317,000 Exhibit Hall 100,000 sq. ft. Ballroom 15,500 sq. ft. Meeting Space 26,500 sq. ft. Lobby/Prefunction 52,000 sq. ft. Outdoor/River 45,000 sq. ft.Terraces.  The Exhibit Hall offers a minimum ceiling height of 30 feet.  Light level is 80 ft. candles.  Incandescent is 25 ft. candles. Space divisible in 50/50 split.




Copeland-Cox Tennis Center
851 Gaillard Drive
Mobile, AL 36608
251-208-5181
http://Copeland-Cox Tennis Center
 
The Mobile Tennis Center is the world's largest public tennis facility annually hosting tournaments that attract thousands of players each year. Over the yearsthe Center has hosted the “Super Bowl” of tournaments – the USTA Southern Championships – the largest tennis tournament in the world with over 2,500 expected participants. Our full-service facility includes 65 courts at one location, all lighted and hard-court, with a pro shop and professional instruction on site and is open year round exept for major holidays.




Hank Aaron Stadium
755 Bolling Bros. Blvd.
Mobile, AL 36616
251-479-2327
http://www.milb.com/team1/page

Home of the Mobile Bay Bears professional baseball team, a member of the Class AA Southern League, Hank Aaron Stadium is named for baseball’s home run king and Mobile’s native son. Built in 1997 with a seating capacity of 6,000, Hank Aaron Stadium features a unique design that incorporates 23 luxury suites at field level. The Stadium site also features Hank Aaron’s boyhood home and museum, the Harbor Communications Center, a picnic area for birthday parties and other events, gift shop and more – all designed to offer fans the perfect entertainment destination.




Mobile, AL 36604
1621 Virginia St
Mobile, AL 36604
251-208-2500
http://laddpeeblesstadium.com
                                 
Ladd-Peebles Stadium has been Mobile's sports centerpiece for over 60 years with a storied history unlike any other stadium in the nation. Owned by the City of Mobile and managed by a volunteer board of community leaders, it serves as the home football facility for three area high schools, the new University of South Alabama DI football program, the GoDaddy.com Bowl and for the past sixty years, the Senior Bowl.

The University of South Alabama Mitchell Center
5950 Old Shell Road
Mobile, AL 36688
(251) 461-1632
http://www.southalabama.edu/mitchellcenter/index.shtml

Seating
Basketball  - 10,041
Concerts – Full Arena 10,800 Front of Stage 7,354
Theatre Set – 3,500
Motorsports/Circus – 8,777
Exhibit / Meeting Floor Square Footage
Arena Floor                  160’ x 113’ (18,080 sq ft)                       
John Counts Room       82’ x 44’ (3,608 sq ft                         
Grand Globe Lobb        45’ x 94’ (4,230 sq ft)                        
Room 1102                  25’ x 32’ (800 sq ft)                           
Room 1106                  25’ x 32’ (800 sq ft)                            
Room 1101                  34’ x 57 (1,710 sq ft)