The phrase "arena suite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type of accommodation or seating area within a sports or entertainment venue, often implying a luxurious or exclusive experience.
Example: "We booked the arena suite for the concert, ensuring a fantastic view and top-notch service throughout the event."
Alternatives: "VIP box" or "luxury suite".
The patriarch of one of the last family-run cable dynasties wanted to catch the hockey match featuring his Buffalo Sabres, taking place outside his arena suite.
Having spent over 20 years in sales in the consumer products industry with the Hershey Co., I attended football and baseball games, Nascar races, tailgating events and arena suite parties, eating and drinking more than I should, all compliments of the sport endorsements buried in the sponsorship fee paid by Hershey.
Though it was selling out tickets and arena suites, it wasn't overspending for players.
The arena is two suites (designed with a strange mix of naturalism and minimalism, with confusing invisible walls, by John Arnone) in a hotel in Philadelphia, where the convention is taking place.
The arena's 212 suites pulled in $15 million last season, none of which is included in the league's numbers.
The arena's 55 suites are sold out, with two held back on a game-by-game basis.
As it has struggled to widen its business scope, HP has landed itself in a difficult spot as it faces stiff competition from Dell in the PC and server arena and the complete suite of tech products and consulting services from IBM. Could Fiorina's leadership be the burning question for HP? Look up from your lunch and say thanks: Without Julia Child, it might not have existed.
The Spectrum was considered to be an ideal place for concerts — the Grateful Dead alone played 53 concerts there — but with a capacity of 17,007 for hockey and few corporate suites, the arena became too small and obsolete.
No problem:North Carolina is famous for its passionate fans, its economy is vibrant, and the city of Charlotte was building a new arena, replete with luxury suites, funding construction and letting the team keep all revenue.
Naegele's firm is getting a reported $75 million over 25 years from Xcel Energy to have its name on the arena, which has 74 suites stocked with computers, refrigerators, bars and televisions.
