NHL Arenas

National Hockey League — 34 venues ranked by capacity

Current Arenas

#1

Bell Centre

Montreal Canadiens

21,105
capacity
#2

Benchmark International Arena

Benchmark International Arena (2026–present)

Amalie Arena (2014–2025)

Tampa Bay Times Forum (2012–2013)

St. Pete Times Forum (2002–2011)

Ice Palace (1996–2001)

Tampa Bay Lightning

19,092
capacity
#3

Lenovo Center

PNC Arena (?–present)

Lenovo Center (?–present)

Carolina Hurricanes

18,700
capacity
#4

Enterprise Center

St. Louis Blues

18,096
capacity
#5

Grand Casino Arena

Xcel Energy Center (?–present)

Grand Casino Arena (?–present)

Minnesota Wild

17,954
capacity
#6

TD Garden

Boston Bruins

17,565
capacity
#7

United Center

Chicago Blackhawks
#8

American Airlines Center

Dallas Stars
#9

Ball Arena

Ball Arena (2020–present)

Pepsi Center (1999–2019)

Colorado Avalanche
#10

Little Caesars Arena

Detroit Red Wings
#11

Crypto.com Arena

Crypto.com Arena (2021–present)

Staples Center (1998–2020)

Los Angeles Kings
#12

Madison Square Garden

New York Rangers
#13

Xfinity Mobile Arena

Xfinity Mobile Arena (2025–present)

Wells Fargo Center (2010–2024)

Wachovia Center (2003–2009)

First Union Center (1998–2002)

CoreStates Center (1996–1997)

Philadelphia Flyers
#14

Scotiabank Arena

Scotiabank Arena (2018–present)

Air Canada Centre (1998–2017)

Toronto Maple Leafs
#15

Delta Center

Delta Center (2023–present)

Vivint Arena (2020–2022)

Vivint Smart Home Arena (2015–2019)

EnergySolutions Arena (2006–2014)

Salt Lake Ice Center (2002–2002)

Delta Center (1991–2005)

Utah Mammoth
#16

Capital One Arena

Capital One Arena (2017–present)

Verizon Center (2006–2016)

MCI Center (1997–2005)

Washington Capitals
#17

Honda Center

Anaheim Ducks
#18

KeyBank Center

Buffalo Sabres
#19

Scotiabank Saddledome

Calgary Flames
#20

PNC Arena

PNC Arena (?–present)

Lenovo Center (?–present)

Carolina Hurricanes
#21

Nationwide Arena

Columbus Blue Jackets
#22

Rogers Place

Edmonton Oilers
#23

Amerant Bank Arena

Florida Panthers
#24

Xcel Energy Center

Xcel Energy Center (?–present)

Grand Casino Arena (?–present)

Minnesota Wild
#25

Bridgestone Arena

Nashville Predators
#26

Prudential Center

New Jersey Devils
#27

UBS Arena

New York Islanders
#28

Canadian Tire Centre

Ottawa Senators
#29

PPG Paints Arena

Pittsburgh Penguins
#30

SAP Center

San Jose Sharks
#31

Climate Pledge Arena

Seattle Kraken
#32

Rogers Arena

Vancouver Canucks
#33

T-Mobile Arena

Vegas Golden Knights
#34

Canada Life Centre

Winnipeg Jets

Former Arenas

Arena Gardens

Toronto St. Patricks (1918–1931)

7,500 capacity Opened 1912

Barclays Center

New York Islanders (2016–2021)

17,732 capacity Opened 2012

Barton Street Arena

Hamilton Tigers (1921–1925)

4,500 capacity Opened 1910

Border Cities Arena

Detroit Cougars (1927–1927)

6,000 capacity Opened 1924

Boston Arena

Boston Bruins (1925–1928)

Opened 1910

Boston Garden

Boston Bruins (1929–1995)

Opened 1928

Buffalo Memorial Auditorium

Buffalo Sabres (1971–1996)

16,433 capacity Opened 1940

Chicago Coliseum

Chicago Black Hawks (1927–1929)

6,000 capacity Opened 1899

Chicago Stadium

Chicago Black Hawks (1930–1994)

18,472 capacity Opened 1929

Colisée Pepsi

Colisée Pepsi (1999–2015)

Colisée de Québec (1949–1998)

Quebec Nordiques (1980–1995)

15,399 capacity Opened 1950

CoreStates Spectrum

CoreStates Spectrum (1994–1996)

The Spectrum (?–1994)

Philadelphia Flyers (1968–1996)

17,380 capacity Opened 1967

Cow Palace

San Jose Sharks (1992–1993)

11,089 capacity Opened 1941

Desert Diamond Arena

Desert Diamond Arena (2023–present)

Gila River Arena (2014–2021)

Jobing.com Arena (2006–2013)

Glendale Arena (2003–2005)

Phoenix Coyotes (2004–2022)

17,125 capacity Opened 2003

Dey's Arena

Ottawa Senators (1918–1923)

7,000 capacity Opened 1907

Duquesne Gardens

Pittsburgh Pirates (1926–1930)

6,500 capacity Opened 1890

Expo Hall

Tampa Bay Lightning (1993–1993)

10,425 capacity Opened 1976

First Horizon Coliseum

First Horizon Coliseum (2025–present)

Greensboro Coliseum (1980–2024)

Greensboro Memorial Coliseum (1959–1979)

Carolina Hurricanes (1998–1999)

21,272 capacity Opened 1959

Hy-Vee Arena

Hy-Vee Arena (2018–present)

Kemper Arena (1974–2017)

Kansas City Scouts (1975–1976)

16,300 capacity Opened 1974

Joe Louis Arena

Detroit Red Wings (1980–2017)

20,027 capacity Opened 1979

Jubilee Arena

Montreal Canadiens (1919–1919)

3,000 capacity Opened 1908

Kia Forum

Kia Forum (2022–present)

The Forum presented by Chase (2014–2021)

The Forum (2004–2013)

Great Western Forum (1988–2002)

The Forum (1967–1987)

Los Angeles Kings (1968–1998)

Opened 1967

Madison Square Garden

New York Rangers (1927–1967), New York Americans (1926–1942)

Opened 1925

Maple Leaf Gardens

Toronto Maple Leafs (1932–1998)

15,726 capacity Opened 1931

Martin Luther King Jr Arena

Martin Luther King Jr Arena (1980–1983)

Philadelphia Arena (1920–1979)

Philadelphia Quakers (1931–1931)

Opened 1920

McNichols Sports Arena

Colorado Avalanche (1996–1999), Colorado Rockies (1977–1982)

16,061 capacity Opened 1975

Meadowlands Arena

Meadowlands Arena (2016–present)

Izod Center (2007–2015)

Continental Airlines Arena (1996–2006)

Brendan Byrne Arena (1981–1996)

New Jersey Devils (1983–2007)

Mellon Arena

Mellon Arena (1999–2010)

Pittsburgh Civic Arena (1961–1999)

Pittsburgh Penguins (1968–2010)

16,940 capacity Opened 1961

Met Center

Met Center (1982–present)

Metropolitan Sports Center (1967–1981)

Minnesota North Stars (1968–1993)

15,000 capacity Opened 1967

Miami Arena

Florida Panthers (1994–1998)

14,703 capacity Opened 1988

Montreal Arena

Montreal Canadiens (1918–1918), Montreal Wanderers (1918–1918)

21,105 capacity Opened 1996

Montreal Forum

Montreal Canadiens (1927–1995), Montreal Maroons (1925–1938)

17,959 capacity Opened 1924

Mortgage Matchup Center

Mortgage Matchup Center (2025–present)

Footprint Center (2021–2024)

Phoenix Suns Arena (2020–2020)

Talking Stick Resort Arena (2015–2019)

US Airways Center (2006–2014)

America West Arena (1992–2005)

Phoenix Coyotes (1997–2003)

17,071 capacity Opened 1992

Mount Royal Arena

Montreal Canadiens (1920–1926)

10,000 capacity Opened 1919

Mullett Arena

Arizona Coyotes (2023–2024)

4,600 capacity Opened 2022

Nassau Coliseum

New York Islanders (1973–2015)

13,917 capacity Opened 1972

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena

California Golden Seals (1968–1976)

13,601 capacity Opened 1966

Olympia Stadium

Detroit Red Wings (1928–1979)

16,700 capacity Opened 1927

Omni Coliseum

Atlanta Flames (1973–1980)

15,278 capacity Opened 1972

Ottawa Auditorium

Ottawa Senators (1924–1934)

10,000 capacity Opened 1923

Pacific Coliseum

Vancouver Canucks (1971–1995)

16,150 capacity Opened 1967

PeoplesBank Arena

PeoplesBank Arena (2026–present)

XL Center (2007–2025)

Hartford Civic Center (1975–2006)

Hartford Whalers (1982–1997)

15,635 capacity Opened 1975

Quebec Arena

Hamilton Tigers (1920–1920)

6,000 capacity Opened 1913

Reunion Arena

Dallas Stars (1994–2001)

17,001 capacity Opened 1980

Rexall Place

Rexall Place (2003–2016)

Skyreach Centre (1998–2003)

Edmonton Coliseum (1995–1998)

Northlands Coliseum (?–1995)

Edmonton Oilers (1980–2016)

16,839 capacity Opened 1974

Richfield Coliseum

Cleveland Barons (1977–1978)

18,544 capacity Opened 1974

Springfield Civic Center

Hartford Whalers (1980–1981)

7,444 capacity Opened 1972

St. Louis Arena

St. Louis Arena (1983–1994)

Checkerdome (1977–1982)

St. Louis Arena (1929–1976)

St. Louis Blues (1968–1994), St. Louis Eagles (1935–1935)

Opened 1929

Stampede Corral

Calgary Flames (1981–1983)

7,424 capacity Opened 1950

State Farm Arena

State Farm Arena (2018–present)

Philips Arena (1999–2017)

Atlanta Thrashers (2000–2011)

17,044 capacity Opened 1999

TD Place Arena

TD Place Arena (2012–present)

Ottawa Civic Centre (1967–2011)

Ottawa Senators (1993–1995)

10,575 capacity Opened 1967

Tropicana Field

Tropicana Field (1996–present)

ThunderDome (1993–1995)

Florida Suncoast Dome (1990–1992)

Tampa Bay Lightning (1994–1996)

Opened 1990

US Airways Arena

US Airways Arena (1996–1997)

USAir Arena (1993–1996)

Capital Centre (?–1993)

Washington Capitals (1975–1997)

18,130 capacity Opened 1973

Winnipeg Arena

Winnipeg Jets (1980–1996)