Are you ready for the excitement of March Madness coming to a city near you? The 2024 NCAA Tournament is set to captivate fans across 14 cities over three thrilling weeks, with the frenzy of basketball action spanning coast-to-coast before culminating in the southwest to crown a champion.

The eight arenas hosting the first- and second-round games will be bustling with energy, featuring four intense first-round matchups in a single day, followed by two gripping second-round clashes just two days later. Then, the spotlight shifts to four new arenas, where 16 teams will battle fiercely for a coveted spot in the Final Four.

 

Curious about where the 2024 NCAA Tournament will take place? Here’s the lowdown on the tournament’s destinations:

First Four: The excitement kicks off in Dayton, Ohio, where the tradition of the First Four continues at the iconic University of Dayton Arena.

Rounds 1-2: Eight vibrant cities will play host to the electrifying action of the tournament’s opening rounds, including iconic locations like New York and Indianapolis. Check out the full lineup:

• Charlotte, N.C. – Spectrum Center – March 21 & 23
• Omaha, Neb. – CHI Health Center – March 21 & 24
• Pittsburgh, Pa. – PPG Paints Arena – March 21 & 23
• Salt Lake City, Utah – Delta Center – March 21 & 23
• Brooklyn, N.Y. – Barclays Center – March 22 & 24
• Indianapolis, In. – Gainbridge Fieldhouse – March 22 & 24
• Memphis, Tenn. – FedEx Forum – March 22 & 24
• Spokane, Wash. – Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena – March 22 & 24

Sweet 16, Elite Eight: Four dynamic cities will set the stage for the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight showdowns, where every game holds the promise of a Final Four berth:

• Boston, Mass. – TD Garden – March 28 & 30
• Los Angeles, Calif. – Crypto.com Arena – March 28 & 30
• Dallas, Tex. – American Airlines Center – March 29 & 31
• Detroit, Mich. – Little Caesars Arena – March 29 & 31

Get ready to witness the pinnacle of college basketball as the nation’s top teams vie for glory in the 2024 NCAA Tournament!