Question: What is the capacity of the indoor arena that hosted 371 consecutive NBA sell-outs from December 1988 to November 1997 ?

text: List of indoor arenas by capacity
Closed arenas

The following is a list of arenas ordered by seating capacity, which is the maximum number of seated spectators the arena can accommodate for a sports event. Only the capacity for indoor sports, such as basketball, ice hockey, and volleyball, are included. Currently all arenas with a capacity of 15,000 or more are included. AT&T Stadium (Dallas, Texas, US), the Carrier Dome (Syracuse, New York, US) and the Stade Pierre-Mauroy (Lille, France), are not included as they are dome and retractable roof stadiums built for field sports that also host indoor events. The Mercedes-Benz Superdome, which does not have a retractable roof, has been excluded from this list; it regularly seats more than 70,000 people for basketball games (NCAA and NBA), boxing (over 65,000 for the Ali-Spinks Rematch), and more than 75,000 for professional wrestling. In 1981 the Rolling Stones reported Superdome attendance of 87,500 for a concert, while Pope John Paul II spoke to a crowd of more than 80,000 children in 1987. The confusion of what is an Arena, Stadium or Dome is due to the fact that opinion and other arbitrary criteria that do not matter have been considered. Thus, there are no significant differences in the true definition between the three because each has incorporated design elements of the others, other than size and limitation of use of the space by original design. The best modern definition of an Arena is an indoor venue that typically holds less than 40,000 spectators. Domed and Indoor Stadiums for the most part are the same thing but hold more than 40,000 spectators. However, there is a strong push to separate removable roof/ sliding roof as a specific identifier for Dome venues. Architecturally, there really is no difference between an Indoor Stadium and a Domed Stadium other than the roof can be opened in good weather.
Arena Capacity City Country Closed
Charlotte Coliseum 24,042 Charlotte , North Carolina United States 2007
The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076 Auburn Hills , Michigan United States 2017
Burswood Dome 21,754 Perth Australia 2012
Richfield Coliseum 20,273 Richfield , Ohio United States 1999
Memphis Pyramid 20,142 Memphis , Tennessee United States 2004 ( 2015 as reopened and renovated Memphis Pyramid )
Joe Louis Arena 20,066 Detroit United States 2017
Mata Elang International Stadium 20,053 Jakarta Indonesia 2014
Meadowlands Arena 20,049 East Rutherford , New Jersey United States 2015
St. Louis Arena 20,000 St. Louis United States 1994 ( demolished in 1999 )
Earls Court Exhibition Centre 19,000 London United Kingdom 2014 ( demolished in 2017 )
Capital Centre 18,756 Landover , Maryland United States 1999 ( demolished in 2002 )
Bradley Center 18,717 Milwaukee United States 2018
Madison Square Garden 18,496 New York City United States 1968
Wachovia Spectrum 18,136 Philadelphia United States 2009 ( demolished in 2011 )
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium 18,000 Buffalo , New York United States 1996 ( demolished in 2009 )
Palasport di San Siro 18,000 Milan Italy 1985
The Marlins Palace 17,999 General Santos Philippines 2010
Amway Arena 17,519 Orlando , Florida United States 2010 ( demolished in 2012 )
Chicago Stadium 17,317 Chicago United States 1994 ( demolished in 1995 , now a parking lot for United Center )
Sleep Train Arena 17,317 Sacramento , California United States 2016