The phrase "arena is small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the size of a specific arena, often in a context discussing its capacity or dimensions.
Example: "The arena is small, making it an intimate venue for concerts."
Alternatives: "the venue is limited in size" or "the space is compact."
The stage, set atop the new wood flooring that covers only one-seventh of the Colosseum's arena, is small and dwarfed by the vast marble and brick curves of the ruins beyond it.
One site that shows promise in this arena is Small Demons.
Because since this arena is small, and the boss does Carry-Out Charges (charge that don't stop when they hit something) it will push you off the edge taking another half a heart from your health.
(I know, I know it's the Lions. That's why their stadium is smaller). Minor-league arenas attract even fewer spectators.
Although A.H.L. arenas are smaller than N.H.L. arenas, and tickets are less expensive ($10 to $27 in Hartford and $16 to $42 in Bridgeport, with group discounts and partial plans offered by both teams), the quality of play is not noticeably inferior.
Men's basketball is also a money-maker, but arenas are smaller than football stadiums, limiting ticket income, and the sport's largest television deal is managed more socialistically.
The arena itself is small, but included in the final cost of construction was Pennsylvania Station (beneath the arena), one of North America's busiest transportation hubs.
This time around, the arena is a small patch of ground in Marine Park, Brooklyn, where late last month, workers from the New York City Parks Department were digging out a field of mugwort and other so-called invasives, to plant a garden full of old natives, including persimmon, that once thrived on the land that became New York City, but that mostly now do not.
This is because in that study, the exploration arena used was small and geometrically simple (22×22 cm dish).
While the O'Malley Dodgers (we erroneously thought they were Brooklyn's) were interested in the same space, the proposed sports arena is only a small part of the developer's vision.
And by the way, your arena is way too small.
