One of the most successful teams in the modern NBA, the Chicago Bulls have won six Championships, six Conference Titles and seven division titles since their establishment in 1966. Playing in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference, the Bulls are today located out of the United Center in downtown Chicago, enjoying facilities including seating for up to 23,000 fans with food and restaurant services. Both executive suites and club seating are also available.
The Chicago Bulls have never moved city or renamed their franchise, staying true to their home since their first day on court. They moved to their current arena the United Center in 1994, leaving their old home the Chicago Stadium after more than 25 years. The Bulls continued success has seen three of their players admitted to the Basketball Hall of Fame, with two further players in Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen expected to join their ranks in the near future.
Michael Jordan defined the success of the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s, leading them to five Championship titles, three of which were in successive seasons. Michael Jordan also proved an exceptional ambassador for the sport of basketball as a whole, extending the popularity of the sport to countries across the world.