T-Mobile Arena's outdoor plaza renamed Paramount+ Plaza in new multiyear partnership

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T-Mobile Arena and Paramount+ announced a multi-year partnership that renames the arena’s 2-acre outdoor plaza, previously known as Toshiba Plaza, as Paramount+ Plaza, officials said this morning.

Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026 | 9:52 a.m. T-Mobile Arena and Paramount+ announced a multi-year concern that renames the arena’s 2-acre outdoor plaza, previously known as Toshiba Plaza, as Paramount+ Plaza, officials said this morning. The deal, brokered by AEG Global Partnerships, makes Paramount+ an authoritative spouse of the arena and its exclusive streaming partner. The renamed plaza will debut Saturday during the welterweight title boxing match between Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn. On Friday, a ceremonial weigh-in will be held at the plaza and is open to the public. The fight will stream live on Paramount+ worldwide, excluding the United Kingdom and Ireland, at no additional cost to subscribers. Paramount+ already serves as the UFC’s exclusive U.S. streaming partner. T-Mobile Arena is UFC’s home venue in Las Vegas. “Paramount+ Plaza will give us a dynamic, year-round presence in the heart of Las Vegas where we can create memorable experiences around our programming and connect with audiences as they gather for any of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment,” said Domenic Di Meglio, chief marketing officer and information officer for Paramount+. Sally Bae, senior vice president of global partnerships for AEG in Las Vegas, said the plaza gives Paramount+ “a highly visible, year-round platform where it can showcase its incredible breadth of content while engaging millions of fans.” Dan Quinn, MGM Resorts’ senior vice president of entertainment, arena and venue operations, said the plaza has been “an integral part of the T-Mobile Arena acquisition for the past 10 years” and that the new deal creates opportunities to bring more programming to visitors. T-Mobile Arena, a 20,000-seat venue on the Las Vegas Strip between Park MGM and New York-New York, opened April 6, 2016. It is a joint venture between AEG and MGM Resorts International and hosts more than 100 events a year, including games for the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights, for which it is the home arena. The venue draws more than 1 million visitors annually, according to the release.