(now known as the Unleash the Beast Series) event the weekend of October 7–9, 2011. The arena hosted the Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastics Champions in 2016. The arena has hosted many professional wrestling events; including 1990 Survivor Series (which saw the debut of popular wrestling legend The Undertaker), WrestleMania XI, 2000 No Way Out, 2004 Vengeance, and 2019 Money in the Bank. Boston Celtics International basketball games International hockey games UConn Huskies The XL Center serves as the second home for the University of Connecticut's men's and women's basketball programs. At the start of the 2014–15 season the UConn men's ice hockey program moved to the XL Center as a condition of its joining Hockey East. In September 2018, the UConn Board of Trustees approved a plan to build a new 2,500-seat arena with 500 seat-backs in Storrs with the option to expand to 3,500 seats if necessary. Though Hockey East requires arenas to hold at least 4,000, UConn received a waiver for the project since the expectation is for the Huskies' men's hockey program to continue to play some of its games at the XL Center in Hartford. The target construction date is April 2021 with substantial completion wanted by October 2022. If everything stays on track, the arena would open in December 2022. UConn Hockey Attendance Records Exhibition center The Exhibition Center consists of a exhibit hall, a assembly hall that can divide into two meeting rooms, plus seven meeting rooms totaling and two lobbies totaling . It is used for trade shows, conventions, banquets, meetings and other events. The surrounding shopping mall was torn down in 2004 and was replaced by street-level retail shops and a 36-story residential tower named Hartford 21 which opened in 2006 and is the tallest residential tower between New York City and Boston. See also List of convention centers in the United States List of NCAA Division I basketball arenas References Notes External links XL Center American Hockey League venues Basketball venues in Connecticut Boston Celtics venues Collapsed buildings in the United States College basketball venues in the United States Continental Basketball Association venues Convention centers in Connecticut Defunct National Hockey League venues Former National Basketball Association venues Gymnastics venues in the United States Hartford Wolf Pack Indoor soccer venues in the United States Music venues in Connecticut Rebuilt buildings and structures in the United States Civic Center Sports venues in Hartford