RAC Arena, officially opened in November 2012 in Perth, Western Australia, is a premier multi-purpose indoor sports and entertainment venue with a seating capacity of up to 15,500 depending on the event type[1][2][5]. It was developed to revitalize an old area within Perth’s central business district and replace the city's previous lack of a major indoor arena since the closure of the Perth Entertainment Centre[1][5]. The arena is known for its neofuturistic architectural design inspired by Western Australia's cultural landmarks, such as the 1829 Round House and the Eternity Puzzle, giving it a distinctive 12-sided shape with nine unique façades that present different faces from every angle[4]. RAC Arena hosts a wide array of events including basketball (home to the NBL champions Perth Wildcats), netball (home to West Coast Fever), tennis (including the United Cup), concerts featuring world-renowned artists, comedy shows, and family entertainment[1][2][3]. The venue’s state-of-the-art acoustic design is internationally recognized, making it one of the leading concert venues globally[1]. It features a retractable roof that opens in seven minutes, allowing natural light to flood the arena, enhancing the spectator experience[5]. Since its inception, RAC Arena has achieved significant milestones, including setting all-time attendance records for the National Basketball League in 2019 and Australian domestic netball in 2018, highlighting its importance as a sports and entertainment hub in Australia[2]. The arena also boasts modern amenities such as a 680-bay car park, multiple function rooms, a café, and a bar, ensuring a comprehensive visitor experience beyond events[1]. Operated by Legends Global on behalf of VenuesWest and owned by the Western Australian government, RAC Arena represents a $550 million investment into Perth’s urban renewal and cultural infrastructure[2][5]. The arena’s strategic location in the Perth CBD makes it highly accessible vi