The Utah Jazz today announced that their home arena, EnergySolutions Arena (originally the Delta Center) will be re-named the Vivint Smart Home Arena effective immediately.
This marks the third name in the quarter-century history of Salt Lake City’s main entertainment venue, the naming rights agreement with Vivint is set to run until 2025.
“The Utah Jazz and the arena are proud to have Vivint as our new naming rights partner, Vivint is a long-time supporter of the Jazz, is a Utah-based company, and has a deep commitment to the community and our fans. These were all qualities we looked for when we began this process. ” – Utah Jazz President Steve Starks
In the press release the Jazz ownership group laid out their plans for the transition to the new name and branding:
The name change, effective immediately, will be visible throughout the facility, with Vivint Smart Home Arena being prominent on the exterior of the building, the lower panels of the center hung scoreboard, all digital building signage and on the Utah Jazz basketball court. The venue’s naming transition to Vivint Smart Home Arena will occur throughout the end of 2015 as the building hosts marquee events beginning with the Garth Brooks World Tour on Oct. 29-31 and the Jazz home opener on Nov. 4.
A look at the new arena logo and mockups of how the exterior and interior will change with the new name:
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Photos from St Patricks Day 2012