Designed by the firm Populous, the hall is intended to function as a versatile engine for entertainment, capable of hosting everything from television productions and award shows to intimate concerts. During the tour, officials showcased the progress of artist suites and the venue's distinctive indoor-outdoor hospitality retreat, which features a mature Arbutus 'Marina' tree craned into the building's core.

This venue serves as a key anchor for the broader $5 billion OCVIBE district, a private development by the Samueli family. The project is scheduled for a phased opening starting in March 2027, which will also include the Katella Commons market hall and The Weave, a mass-timber office complex. By integrating public gathering spaces with high-end performance areas, the developers hope to establish Anaheim as a standalone destination that complements the nearby Honda Center.