Talk:Mellon Arena
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Why is there the line "The arena has also been unable to attract other events, such as music concerts, to Pittsburgh"? It makes it seem like there are no events at all in the Arena which in fact there are several events annually... ClarkBHM 03:28, 7 March 2006 (UTC)
I'm taking it out of there. I think the attraction of things such as music concerts has more to do with ClearChannel/LiveNation's overwhelming hold on the Pittsburgh market. --Exoterrick 17:55, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
The SRO capacity is actually 17,132 (for the hockey games, at least), is it not? They never break that mark at the games according to the official attendance announcement, and it is clearly noted as a "complete sellout." It's not a big deal, but I wasn't sure how picky everyone was about this.
The fact that the Beatles performed here should be added.
