FPHL Rinks
All 17 home rinks of the Federal Prospects Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Adventist Health Arena (Stockton Thunder) with 9,737 seats. Together they hold 85,795 fans, an average of 5,047 per rink. The oldest is Hamilton Community Center & Ice Arena, opened in 1958.
- 1SPHL/FPHLAdventist Health Arena — Stockton Thunder 9,737 seats
- 2SPHL/FPHLLanders Center — Mid-South Monarchs 8,500 seats
- 3SPHL/FPHLStormont Vail Events Center — Topeka Scarecrows 7,773 seats
- 4SPHL/FPHLSelland Arena — Fresno Falcons 7,600 seats
- 5SPHL/FPHLRaising Cane's River Center Arena — Baton Rouge Kingfish 7,600 seats
- 6SPHL/FPHLColumbus Civic Center — Columbus River Dragons 7,459 seats
- 7SPHL/FPHLMonroe Civic Center Arena — Monroe Moccasins 5,600 seats
- 8SPHL/FPHLFrontwave Arena — Oceanside Shock 5,500 seats
- 9SPHL/FPHLVisions Veterans Memorial Arena — Binghamton Black Bears 4,710 seats
- 10SPHL/FPHLYack Arena — Motor City Rockers 3,800 seats
- 11SPHL/FPHLHitachi Energy Arena — Blue Ridge Bobcats 3,650 seats
- 12SPHL/FPHLRalph Engelstad Arena — Minnesota Northern Lights 3,593 seats
- 13SPHL/FPHLWinston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena — Twin City Thunderbirds 3,150 seats
- 14SPHL/FPHLMcMorran Place — Port Huron Prowlers 2,450 seats
- 15SPHL/FPHLDanbury Ice Arena — Danbury Hat Tricks 2,000 seats
- 16SPHL/FPHLNorthern Credit Union Community Arena — Watertown Wolves 1,523 seats
- 17SPHL/FPHLHamilton Community Center & Ice Arena — Indiana Sentinels 1,150 seats
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.