The new Thompson-Boling Arena Web site designed by EventBooking.com has a distinctly "interior" look.
Golden wood paneling with recessed lighting--reminiscent of the University of Tennessee iconic sports color orange--gives the Web site depth and reflects the new interior design of Thompson-Boling Arena.
The 21,000-seat arena underwent interior renovations in 2008, but the classic orange-and-white website remained as it was until now.
EventBooking.com is an online booking and Web design company located in Knoxville, Tenn. EB has designed and hosts over 30 Web sites for large entertainment venues in the United States and Canada, including Thompson-Boling Arena.
"It has been a pleasure working with the Eventbooking.com staff," Brian Clark, Thompson-Boling Arena Management said. "Their unique ideas and solutions has allowed our Web site to become much more than we hoped for."
Decked out with photo galleries and images from sports, concerts, and university events, the new TBArena.com Web site takes a visitor inside Thompson-Boling in design and feel.
Built in 1987 as the largest arena ever constructed for basketball, the completely-indoor Thompson-Boling arena allows for roof-rigged concert displays weighing up to 100 tons--the weight of five schoolbuses with passengers.
Concerts like the Trans-Siberian Orchestra take advantage of the 120-foot ceiling for immense concert light displays. Luxury seating, displayed on the Web site header, rounds out this facility originally constructed for Vols basketball.
The Thomspson-Boling Arena is designed with fans in mind. Featured events, Cyber Club, and ticket links are accessible from the homepage, as well as links to athletics and the University of Tennessee. Separate event calendars for sports, concerts and university events mean that fans will never have to dig to find the events they want to see.
"The ease of working with EventBooking.com software has allowed me to customize and adapt our Web site for our clients and their event information needs," said Clark.
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