Suns Install Largest Transparent LED Arena Display

The Phoenix Suns and Mercury announced plans to install the largest transparent LED display on an NBA/WNBA arena, spanning 9,266 square feet at the Mortgage Matchup Center.

Suns and Mercury Unveil Landmark Transparent LED Display The Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury officially announced on August 18, 2026, their plans to install what will be the largest exterior transparent LED display ever featured on an NBA or WNBA arena. The colossal screen, measuring 226 feet wide by 41 feet tall, will be situated at the plaza entrance of the Mortgage Matchup Center, aiming to transform the venue's exterior presence. A New Visual Centerpiece for Downtown Phoenix This installation signifies a major upgrade for the Mortgage Matchup Center, positioning it as a prominent digital landmark in downtown Phoenix. The transparent LED display, designed and engineered by OneRevel utilizing Absen technology, is not merely for aesthetic appeal. It is intended to serve as a dynamic canvas for immersive content, enhancing the fan experience and offering new possibilities for public engagement and outdoor watch parties, according to the announcement. Unprecedented Scale and Technological Integration Spanning a total of 9,266 square feet, the display’s transparent nature allows for a unique visual effect, integrating seamlessly with the arena's architecture while still delivering high-impact visuals. This makes it the only transparent display of its dimensions currently installed on an NBA or WNBA facility. The project is slated for completion and operational readiness by September 2026, just in time for the upcoming basketball seasons. Enhancing Fan Engagement and Arena Presence The strategic placement and substantial size of this transparent LED display are expected to create a significant visual draw for fans and passersby alike. It offers the Suns and Mercury an innovative platform to communicate with their audience, showcase team branding, and broadcast live events or pre-recorded content to those outside the arena. This development underscores the growing importance of dynamic digital infrastructure in modern sports venues.