黄龙体育中心体育馆

The Yellow Dragon Sports Centre arena stands on the northeastern side of the complex at No. 1 Huanglong Road, Xihu district, Hangzhou, facing Huanglong Road to the east, the stadium's main entrance plaza to the south and the centre's 30 m inner ring road to the west, completed and opened in September 2003 as the main indoor hall of the one-stadium, three-halls group. It has 22,271 sqm of floor area, or 24,489 sqm under the Asian Games measurement, and 7,922 seats, 8,000 by the Games count. The competition hall can be set for basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, gymnastics, boxing and wushu, and converts into a concert, gala or exhibition space. During the 2019-2021 Asian Games renovation the lighting, sound, centre-hung screen and scoring systems were renewed and accessible seating and spectator services added, meeting gymnastics requirements for floor flatness, apparatus rigging points and background light. At the Hangzhou Asian Games the arena staged artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics and trampoline, the main gymnastics venue of the Games, and it also handled training during the Asian Para Games. Since then it has served as one of the home courts of the Zhejiang Guangsha team in the CBA and hosts international basketball invitation events, badminton opens, concerts and brand launches, sharing parking, catering and retail with the stadium and the aquatics hall. Spectators enter from Huanglong Road or Shuguang Road, with frequent buses at the Huanglong Sports Centre stop. The arena is one of the three competition halls in the complex, linked to the stadium and the aquatics hall by the centre's internal ring road.