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| Former names | PalaTrento, PalaGhiaie |
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| Location | Trento, Italy |
| Capacity | Box seats: 3,569 Retractable seats: 4,360 |
| Surface | Parquet |
| Opened | 2000 |
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| Trentino Volley Aquila Basket Trento | |
Il T Quotidiano Arena (formerly known as PalaTrento)[1] is an indoor arena that is located in Trento, Italy. The arena is mainly used to host volleyball, basketball, futsal, and concerts. The capacity of the arena is 4,360, with 3,569 of the seats being upper tier box seating, and 791 of the seats being lower tier retractable seating.[2]
The arena includes a gym for gymnastics, a fencing area, a judo hall, a weight lifting room, a sports bar, a medical infirmary, and an interview room.