Here’s what the next 2 summers of Delta Center renovations will look like
Every seat for Mammoth games will have full-ice views by the 2027-28 season, SEG says.
Fans enjoy pre-game festivities in the plaza before game 3 of a first-round NHL Stanley Cup playoff series between the Utah Mammoth and the Vegas Golden Knights at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Friday, April 24, 2026. | Rio Giancarlo, Deseret News The next phase in the Delta Center overhaul has already begun. Smith Entertainment Group, which owns the Delta Center, the Utah Jazz and the Utah Mammoth, among other assets, released its plans Friday morning regarding the overhaul of the arena, which became necessary when the Mammoth arrived.
The goal is to eliminate all single-net-view seats for hockey without compromising the viewing experience for basketball. Here’s what SEG has planned for the summers of 2026 and 2027. Delta Center renovations, Summer 2026 The 2026 renovations will focus on the north/northeast end of the arena, which is closest to the home bench for both sports.
SEG’s plan is to install terraces in the upper bowl, creating multi-tiered seating. Renderings shared by SEG appear to show four terraces, beginning above the existing suites on the fourth level of the building. Additionally, the 2026 renovations include the addition of “gondolas” on both sides of the arena.
These are above all the other seats and will hold approximately 200 fans at a time. The parking garage, which has been under construction since the summer of 2025, will be completed in 2026 as well. According to the information released by the team in April 2025 , it will hold approximately 450 vehicles.