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Dinner Key Auditorium was an indoor arena in Miami, Florida. It originally had been built as a hangar at the Pan American World Airways seaplane base at Dinner Key. It is famous for being where Jim Morrison of the The Doors was arrested for exposing himself in 1969.^[1] It hosted some games of the ABA's The Floridians from 1968-1972. The arena held 6,900 people.

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^ Mary Werbelow, Jim Morrison and the Doors - URL retrieved June 18 2006

Coordinates: 25°43′42″N 80°14′11″W / 25.728391°N 80.236465°W / 25.728391; -80.236465

Categories: Florida sports venue stubs | Sports venues in Florida | American Basketball Association venues | Basketball venues in the United States | Defunct indoor arenas | Sports venues in Miami, Florida | Defunct basketball venues

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