Visit Wichita: NCAA Guide: What To Do Inside INTRUST Bank Arena

Press release from Visit Wichita:

2022-02-24

If you’re at INTRUST Bank Arena in downtown Wichita for an event, concert or a sporting event like the 2022 NCAA Women's Basketball Regional Rounds, you’ll be spending some time inside the building. Here are highlights of what to see and do while inside Wichita’s 15,000-seat arena, a state-of-the-art venue.

Food concessions

There’s more than 16 concession stands available with food options ranging from pizza to barbecue or hot dogs and salads. Some of our favorites are listed below.

Drinks

At most INTRUST Bank Arena events, beer and liquor are available for purchase by patrons at least 21 years of age. Please note that the NCAA prohibits sales of beer and liquor at its championship events, through the bars they will be open selling non-alcoholic beverages and food. Whether you’re drinking or not, don’t miss walking through the Guitar Bar to see the collection of autographed guitars and instruments from performers who have graced the arena’s stage. You’ll see guitars from Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Twenty One Pilots and many others! Some of the other bars to stop at are listed below.

Other entertainment

Most events at INTRUST also feature merchandise booths, which are setup in the concourse area. For the NCAA Regional Rounds there will be team-specific merchandise as well as NCAA items for sale.

Also, during the NCAA Rounds, televisions throughout the arena will be tuned to other NCAA games going on including TVs at the bars within the arena. As you’re walking around the main concourse, don’t miss the outdoor deck (no smoking permitted) that offers a great view of downtown Wichita.

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This press release was produced by Visit Wichita. The views expressed here are the author’s own.