The Cleveland Cavaliers played their first game at Gund Arena on October 17, 1994. Gund Arena was one of the premier basketball arenas when it opened in 1994 and remains one of the best facilities more than a decade later. Today the Cavaliers home is known as Quicken Loans Arena or by its nickname, “the Q,” after Dan Gillbert, owner of Quicken Loans, bought the team in 2005. Quicken Loans Arena has over 20,000 seats with 60% of the seats in the lower level. It has 2,000 club seats and 88 luxury suites. From the outside the building fits directly in with its surroundings including Jacobs Field. A 108ft. by 48ft. bay window allows people outside Quicken Loans Arena to see what is going on inside, while letting fans see the Cleveland skyline and outside while inside the building for an event. There are several amenities at Quicken Loans Arena including Gordons Sports Bar and Bridge’s at the Q, a place for fine dining. With stars such as Lebron James, fans will be packing the Q nightly for years to come.