Arena BanReservas

Arena BanReservas
The half orange (La media naranja)
Interactive map of Arena BanReservas
Full name
Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto
Former names
Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto (1987-2026)
Address27 de Febrero Av
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Coordinates18°28′30″N 69°55′08″W / 18.474935°N 69.918789°W / 18.474935; -69.918789
Elevation55 m (180 ft)
OwnerDominican Government
OperatorArena Banreservas management committee
Seating type
reserved seating
Capacity8,270
7,400 (Concerts)
Executive suites
7
TypeStadium
Roofdomed
SurfaceParquet Floor
ScoreboardCentral Main LED HD video board 4 sides
Second floor fascia 360° LED Ribbon Board
LED video boards
Screen2
Height37 m (121 ft)
Field shape
elliptical
ParkingYes
Construction
Opened17 February 1974 (1974-02-17)
Renovated24 June 2026 (2026-06-24)
Cost
  • RD$3.454 million
  • Renovation (1998):
    RD$25 million
  • Renovation (2010):
    RD$9 million
  • Renovation (2019):
    RD$60 million
  • Renovation (2026):
    RD$1,000 million
General contractor
CONT-CIP
Tenants
Dominican Republic national basketball team
Leones de Santo Domingo (LNB)
Titanes del Distrito (LNB)

The Arena BanReservas or Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto is a multi-purpose indoor arena located on Centro Olímpico Juan Pablo Duarte in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Was built in 1974 for the 1974 Central American and Caribbean Games and is operated by the Arena Banreservas management committee.Since 2026,the arena is sponsored by the Bank of Reserves of the Dominican Republic (BanReservas) following a long-term right name rights deal with the management committee.

This venue hosts local sporting events and concerts, having held the basketball games during the 2003 Pan American Games and the 2010 World Youth Women's Handball Championship. It is known as The Half Orange (Spanish: La Media Naranja) for its characteristic domed orange roof.[1]

Description

It houses the Baskeball National Federation, the National League, Special Olympics office, National District Basketball Association, two gyms and storage facilities.[2]

History

1974

The Mexican Contratos de Obras y Agrícolas C. por A., CONTROBAS[3] and Dominican Construcciones y Pavimentos S.A. were in charge of the design and construction of the Arena.[4] The cost on the opening day of the Arena, 17 February 1974, was RD$ 3,454,178.00.[3][4] The three levels building is circular in the outside and elliptical in the inside, with a total height of 37 meters and 106 meters wide. The domed shape roof is from reinforced concrete, metal framed and wood with orange waterproof resin cover, giving the look of a half orange. The playing area is 700 m2 made of parquet floor.[4]

The Palacio de los Deportes, served as the venue for the basketball competitions and volleyball finals for 1974 Central American and Caribbean Games.[5]

1979-1998

The venue was recovered after the damage caused by Category 5 Hurricane David that made landfall in Santo Domingo on 31 August 1979[6] and harmed the roof, but its strong structure survived and was able to host displaced people.[7]

Law 75-87 stated that the Palacio de los Deportes bears the name Virgilio Travieso Soto, former basketball player, delegate, technical director of the 1974 Central American and Caribbean Games and Dominican Sports Hall of Fame 1980 inductee.[8][9]

It was remodeled for Centrobasket in 1987 and 1995,[10] and a RD$25 million renovation in 1998 with Morrison Ingenieros which included roof repairs and fixing leaks, new seating and air conditioner. But on 22 September 1998, the Hurricane Georges damaged the recently repaired roof and the contractor reinstall it at its own expense, fulfilling the warranty.[11][12]

2002-2013

In time for the 2002 NBA exhibition game game between Miami Heat and Minnesota Timberwolves on 11 October 2002, that included the local NBA player Felipe López from the Timberwolves[13]; another important remodeling took place before the 2003 Pan American Games held in Santo Domingo.[5] and the 2005 FIBA Americas Championship, a 2006 FIBA World Championship qualifier.[14][15]

The government of the Dominican Republic spent 9 million on remodeling the venue before 2010 Centrobasket, but the air conditioning failed during the tournament[16] one of the game was suspendended and the organizer had to rent mobile air conditionated units.[17] The 2011 Liga Nacional de Baloncesto season had to be relocated to the Volleyball Pavilion due to the deplorable state of the facility, including the poor state of the bathrooms, lighting system and dressing rooms.[16] But in early 2011, a government official revealed that there was a remodeling proposal that included the demolition of the stadium and the construction of a new one, similar to Gran Arena del Cibao.[18] But later, a private RD$900 millions proposal for a multi purpose venue, similar to the Madison Square Garden whithout demolishing the existing building was delivered to the government for consideration. It included the improvement of the acoustic system and modification the roof.[15] The Dominican Republic Baskeball Federation, Frank Herasme said that the 20 years service life of the Palacio de los Deportes ended and it can't handle any more remodeling.[19] He complained about the lack of maintenaince and considered the venue to be dysfunctional and its structure to be outdated.[20] But a new renovation was done in 2011[21] and in 2013 the president of the national federation, Rafael Uribe and men's team general manager Eduardo Najri agreed that the Palacio de los Deportes should be demolished in order to have a top-leve venue[22]

2017-2019

The stadium still unusable when the 2017 National District Superior Basketball Tournament have to be moved again to the Volleyball Pavillion and Club San Carlos[2] because of the terrible state of the stadium.[23] The National District Basketball Association president, journalist José P. Monegro proposed that money from the Odebrecht case in the Dominican Republic should be used for the reconstruction of the multi-purpose indoor arena.[24] The national federation president requested a modernization of the arena, at a time when the national team could not neither train nor play official matches at the Palacio de los Deportes.[25]

A new renovation costing RD$40 million intended to turn the Palacio de los Deportes like new started in May 2019, including bringing back the orange color of the roof stained by mold, installation of surveillance cameras, new interior lighting, adding a new changing room and new flooring.[10] This renewal, before the new season of the National District Basketball Superior Tournament, ended up costing RD$60 million.[26]

2022-2026

The Palacio de los Deportes held 2022 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup qualifying matches on 13 and 14 of February 2022, when controversy sparked when Russia could not travel to the United States because the U.S. does not consider the Russian Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine to meet its entry requirements and FIBA decided to relocate the games involving Russia to a bubble in the Dominican Republic,[27][28] with Russia defeating Belgium and Puerto Rico and winning the berth to the World Cup.[29][30] The 524-23 Luis Abinader presidential decree, named the Palacio de los Deportes management committee, is chaired by businessman Rafael Hasbún, and the members are Fernando Langa, businessman Eduardo Najri, former basketball player Alfred Cari Von Leschhorn Ariza (Aldo Leschhorn) and 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games organizing committee president José P. Monegro.[31]

In 2024, Hasbún announced that an sponsorship agreement was reached with BanReservas, that would be in charge of the remodeling of the complex, including the first naming rights agreement ever held in the Dominican Republic that renamed the venue as Arena BanReservas.[32] The renovation was necessary to host the basketball games of the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games,[33][34][35]

The RD$1,000 million renovation wrapped up in 2026, introducing a top-tier FIBA-certified basketball court with Level 1 hoops and professional broadcast lighting. Fans will enjoy an immersive experience thanks to a high-definition 360-degree central LED screen, perimeter displays, and a premium sound system. The venue also offers versatile fixed and retractable seating, plus fully accessible restrooms for individuals with disabilities.[36] Included four modern locker rooms with individual lockers for the players, screens, and bathrooms with 14 showers.[37][38] The domed roof and the exterior were restored, there is a modern press room; seven suites, including one for the press, a presidential and one VIP suite[39] now featuring a new seating capacity of 8,270 spectators.[32] It hosted qualification games for the 2027 FIBA World Cup after the new opening.[40]

Events and concerts

Band/Artist Event/Tour Date Attendance
1974 Central American and Caribbean Games 1974
The Producers[41] 1983 Sold Out
Ramon Orlando No Hay Nadie mas Tour 1991
2003 Pan American Games 2003
Chayanne 2003
David Bisbal 2003
Santo Domingo Reggaetón Festival 2003[42][a] 9 December 2003 6,000[43]
Tego Calderon El Abayarde World Tour 20 December 2003 8,000[44]
Merengazo del Verano 2004 7,000[45]
Daddy Yankee Barrio Fino World Tour 23 October 2004
Erreway 27 November 2004[46]
Sin Banderas 3 February 2005 10,000[47]
Smackdown Live Tour 2006 30 June 2006
Ricardo Arjona Adentro Tour 27 July 2006 [48]
Paulina Rubio Amor, Luz y Sonido Tour 29 March 2007[49] 5,000[50]
Jesus Andrian Romero 9 December 2007[51]
Chayanne 15 December 2007
Alejandro Sanz 9 February 2008 10,000[52]
RBD Tour Emepezar desde cero 2008 11 April 2008 [53]
Victor Manuel, Elvis Crespo, Los Rosario & Zone D`Tambora Una Noche Tropical[54] 7 June 2008
Disney's High School Musical the Ice Tour[55] 3–6 July 2008
Don Omar Up & Closer 23 February 2008
Cristian Castro & Gibeltoo Santa Rosa[56] `Encuentro de dos grandes 23 August 2008
Alejandro Fernandez Viento a Favor tour 30 August 2008 10,000[52]
Juanes La Vida World Tour 15 November 2008
Danilo Monterio & Julissa Inagotable 21 November 2008[57]
Daddy Yankee The Big Boss World Tour 18 December 2008[58] 8,000
Marco Barrientos Aviva Tour 28 March 2009 4,500[59]
Lilly Goodman, Daniel Calveti & Tercer Cielo 3x1 30 May 2009 8,000[60]
Luis Fonsi[61] Palabras del Siliencio Tour 8 August 2009
Disney on ice El viaje Fantastico 20–23 August 2009
Laura Pausini Primavera Anticipada World Tour[62] 19 September 2009
Pet Shop Boys[63] Pandemonium Tour 24 October 2009
Julio Iglesias[64] 5 November 2009
Martha Heredia[65] 20 December 2009
Chichi Peralta[66] De Aquel Lado del Rio 9 February 2010
Cristian Castro, Martha Heredia, Reik & Noel Invasion Pop[67] 6 March 2010
Joaquin Sabina Tour Viña y rosas 2010[68] 18 May 2010
Raymond Pozo & Miguel Cespedes Tour 16[69] 24 July 2010
Jonas Brothers Live in Concert 16 October 2010
David Bisbal Sin mirar atras tour[70] 23 October 2010
Cosculluela Cosculluela Concert Party[71] 27 November 2010
Camlia Dejate Amar Tour[72] 5 March 2011
Laura Pausini Inedito World Tour 12 February 2012 4,000[73]
Joaquin Sabina & Joan Manuel Serrat[74] Dos Pajaros Contraatacan 7 November 2012
Cirque du Soleil Saltimbaco 22–25 November 2012
Raymond Pozo & Miguel Cepedes[75] Reyes del Humor 27 December 2012
Ruben Blades Cuentos y Cantos Urbanos 16 December 2013 3,000[76]
Andres Cepeda[77] Lo mejor que hay en mi vida World Tour 7 June 2014
Chayanne En todo estare World Tour[78] 2 May 2015
Ricardo Arjona Viajer Tour[79] 22, 23 & 29 August 2015
Camila Elypse World Tour 5 December 2015
Sin Bandera Una Ultima Vez World Tour[80] 6 April 2016
Alejandro Sanz Sirope Tour 2016[81] 21 May 2016
Chayanne En Todo Estare World Tour 2016[82] 18 June 2016
Nicky Jam The Ave Fenix Tour[83] 14 August 2016 6,000 / 6,700
Camila + Ricardo Montaner 24 September 2016[84]
Cirque du Soleil Ovo 27–30 October 2016
Ricardo Montaner + Sin Bandera[85] Solo hits & Por Ultima Vez


18 & 19 March 2017
Miguel Bose Estare 2017 4 May 2017
Franco de Vita & Camila Solo hits Tour 2017 3 June 2017
Ingrid Rosario 27 July 2017[86]
Il Voto Notte Magica: A Tribute To The Three Tenors 13 September 2017[87]
Prince Royce, Mozart La Para, Ilegales Quiereme Como Soy[88] 17 February 2018
Ozuna[89] Odisea World Tour 23 June 2018 11,000[90]

(record)

Maluma[91] F.A.M.E Tour 15 August 2018
El Alfa 10 años 2 September 2018 8,000+[92][93]
Toño Rosario & Los Hermanos Rosario La Disnatia Rosario 6 October 2018 6,000+[94]
Jesus Adrian Romero Tour 2018[95] 20 October 2018
Zion & Lennox[96] 26 October 2018
Ha Ash 100 años tour 27 October 2018
Camila & Sin Banderas 4 Latidos Tour[97] 8 March 2019
Chayanne Desde el alma Tour 2019 25 May 2019[98]
J Balvin Arcoiris Tour 31 August 2019[99]
Raymond & Miguel Los Reyes Pa’l Palacio[100] 14 September 2019 7,000+[101][102]
Gabriel Morisoñando Tour 19 October 2019[103]
Ricardo Montaner Montaner Tour 2019 15 December 2019 8,000[104]
Camila and Sin Bandera 4 Latidos Tour 19 February 2022
Myke Towers El Young King The Tour 2022. 12 March 2022
Carlos Vives Vives Tour 14 May 2022
Reik and Luis Fonsi En Cambio Tour y Noche Perfecta Tour 23 July 2022 9,000+[105]
Marco Antonio Solis Que Ganas de Verte Tour 30 September & 1 October 2022
Dj Adonis Dj Adonis y sus amigos 17 December 2022
Manny Cruz Dominicano de Corazón 4 March 2023
Ana Gabriel Por Amor A Ustedes World Tour 29, 30 April and 3 May Sold Out
Rochy RD 12 August 2023
Eladio Carrion The Sauce Latam Tour 1, 2 & 3 December 2023

Notes

  1. ↑ The artists that performed in that concert were Don Omar, Falo, Plan B, Goldy, Felo Man, Baby Rasta y Gringo, Wizin y Janel, Michael y Manuel, Zion y Lennox, Eddi Dee, Glory y Voltio, Los correctos y Nipo.

References

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  2. 1 2 Sánchez G., Carlos (25 May 2017). "El Palacio de los Deportes atraviesa el sinsabor de un "sueño roto" desde 2008" [The Sports Palace has been experiencing the bitter taste of a "broken dream" since 2008] (in Spanish). Diario Libre. Retrieved 9 July 2026.
  3. 1 2 "Construir un nuevo Palacio de los Deportes costaría 900 millones de pesos" [Building a new Sports Palace would cost 900 million pesos] (in Spanish). Santo Domingo: El Nuevo Diario. 16 June 2017. Retrieved 7 July 2026.
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  6. ↑ Páez, Wilder (31 August 2017). "Dominicanos recuerdan hoy el devastador huracán David de 1979" [Dominicans today remember the devastating Hurricane David of 1979] (in Spanish). Diario Libre. Retrieved 15 July 2026.
  7. ↑ Bodden, Renaldo (7 September 2017). "David y Georges" [David and Georges] (in Spanish). El Dia. Retrieved 15 July 2026.
  8. ↑ Ortega, Bethania (20 June 2026). "Agustín Virgilio Travieso Soto (1925-1980): Propulsor del Deporte Nacional" [Agustín Virgilio Travieso Soto (1925-1980): Promoter of National Sport] (in Spanish). Conectate. Retrieved 9 July 2026.
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  29. ↑ "Bélgica supera a Rusia Ventana Mundial basket" [Belgium defeats Russia in the World Cup basketball window]. El Dia (in Spanish). Santo Domingo. 14 February 2022. Retrieved 15 July 2026.
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  32. 1 2 "Abinader inaugura la Arena Banreservas, el Palacio de los Deportes" [The Banreservas Arena will be inaugurated this week] (in Spanish). Acento. 25 June 2026. Retrieved 15 July 2026.
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