AJHL Rinks

All 12 home rinks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Bonnetts Energy Centre (Grande Prairie Storm) with 2,960 seats. Together they hold 12,355 fans, an average of 2,059 per rink. The oldest is Bonnetts Energy Centre, opened in 1995.

  1. 1Junior ABonnetts Energy Centre — Grande Prairie Storm (Grande Prairie, Alberta)2,960 seats
  2. 2Junior ACamrose Recreation Centre (Spectator Arena) — Camrose Kodiaks (Camrose, Alberta)2,500 seats
  3. 3Junior ACenovus Energy Hub — Lloydminster Bobcats (Lloydminster, Saskatchewan)2,500 seats
  4. 4Junior ADrumheller Memorial Arena — Drumheller Dragons (Drumheller, Alberta)1,800 seats
  5. 5Junior ACenterfire Place — Fort McMurray Oil Barons (Fort McMurray, Alberta)1,537 seats
  6. 6Junior AJDA Place — Whitecourt Wolverines (Whitecourt, Alberta)1,058 seats
  7. 7Junior AR. J. Lalonde Arena — Bonnyville Pontiacs (Bonnyville, Alberta)
  8. 8Junior AKen Bracko Arena — Calgary Canucks (Calgary, Alberta)
  9. 9Junior ACanmore Recreation Centre — Canmore Eagles (Canmore, Alberta)
  10. 10Junior AGFL Twin Arena — Devon Xtreme (Devon, Alberta)
  11. 11Junior ANelson Bros Arena (Team Auctions Centre) — Drayton Valley Thunder (Drayton Valley, Alberta)
  12. 12Junior AOlds & District Sports Complex — Olds Grizzlys (Olds, Alberta)

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.