FanDuel Sportsbook – Footprint Center (Phoenix)
Location and Background
- Address: 201 E. Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
- Opened: September 2021, following Arizona’s legalization of sports betting
- Venue Integration: Located inside Footprint Center, home of the Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury, and Arizona Rattlers
- Historic Note: First retail sportsbook inside an NBA arena in the United States
- Closure: In‑person betting ended July 24, 2025; the space is being transformed into a new fan experience
Facilities and Features
- Size: 7,400 square feet
- Betting Infrastructure:
- Five betting windows (including one VIP window)
- 26 self‑service kiosks
- Viewing Experience:
- 40 HD televisions
- 35‑foot video wall
- Individual seating and lounge areas
- Bet Types: Moneyline, spreads, totals, parlays, futures, and props (Arizona restrictions applied to collegiate prop bets)
- Mobile Integration: FanDuel Sportsbook app remains available statewide for geolocated wagering
Dining and Entertainment
- Sportsbook Bar: Full bar service with cocktails, beer, and light food options
- Arena Integration: Proximity to Footprint Center concessions and restaurants during Suns and Mercury games
- Atmosphere: Designed for both casual fans and serious bettors, with lounge seating and game‑day energy
Hours of Operation
- Monday–Friday: 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Saturday: 8 a.m. – 11 p.m.
- Sunday: 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Promotions and Rewards
- FanDuel App Tie‑Ins: Profit boosts, bonus bets, and parlay insurance available through the mobile app
- Event‑Driven Specials: Promotions tied to Suns and Mercury home games, plus major national sporting events
Risks and Considerations
- Responsible Gambling: Must be 21 or older and physically present in Arizona; support available via 1‑800‑NEXT‑STEP
- Restrictions: Arizona prohibits collegiate player prop bets
- Closure Impact: Retail sportsbook no longer operates; bettors must use the FanDuel app or other Arizona retail sportsbooks
Summary
FanDuel Sportsbook at Footprint Center was a landmark venue, bringing sports betting directly into an NBA arena. With 7,400 square feet, a massive video wall, and dozens of kiosks, it offered a premium betting and viewing experience. Though it closed in July 2025, FanDuel remains a major player in Arizona through its mobile sportsbook, while the former space is being redeveloped into a new fan‑focused experience.