BCHL Rinks
All 20 home rinks of the British Columbia Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Chilliwack Coliseum (Chilliwack Chiefs) with 5,000 seats. Together they hold 24,780 fans, an average of 2,753 per rink. The oldest is Cominco Arena, opened in 1949.
- 1Junior AChilliwack Coliseum — Chilliwack Chiefs 5,000 seats
- 2Junior AWestern Financial Place — Cranbrook Bucks 4,268 seats
- 3Junior AKal Tire Place — Vernon Vipers 3,006 seats
- 4Junior AThe Q Centre — Victoria Grizzlies 2,780 seats
- 5Junior APoirier Sport & Leisure Complex — Coquitlam Express 2,200 seats
- 6Junior AKopar Memorial Arena — Prince George Spruce Kings 2,112 seats
- 7Junior ACowichan Community Centre — Cowichan Valley Capitals 2,040 seats
- 8Junior AWeyerhaeuser Arena — Alberni Valley Bulldogs 1,854 seats
- 9Junior ARoyal LePage Place — West Kelowna Warriors 1,520 seats
- 10Junior AEagle Builders Centre — Blackfalds Bulldogs
- 11Junior ACentennial Regional Arena — Brooks Bandits
- 12Junior AViking Rentals Centre — Okotoks Oilers
- 13Junior ASherwood Park Arena Sports Centre — Sherwood Park Crusaders
- 14Junior AThompson Family Arena at Heavy Metal Place — Spruce Grove Saints
- 15Junior AGeorge Preston Recreation Centre — Langley Rivermen
- 16Junior AFrank Crane Arena — Nanaimo Clippers
- 17Junior AHap Parker Arena — Powell River Kings
- 18Junior ARogers Rink — Salmon Arm Silverbacks
- 19Junior ASouth Surrey Arena — Surrey Eagles
- 20Junior ACominco Arena — Trail Smoke Eaters
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.