Junior Hockey Arenas

Every junior hockey arena for 2026–27: 250 USHL, NAHL, OHL, WHL, QMJHL and Canadian Junior A home rinks, by league, with the biggest and oldest.

By league

LeagueRinksBiggestOldest
USHL16Denny Sanford Premier Center (10,678)Ice Box (1951)
NAHL36Sullivan Arena (6,290)Cambria County War Memorial Arena (1950)
OHL20TD Place Arena (9,500)Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex (1950)
WHL23Scotiabank Saddledome (19,289)Veterans Memorial Coliseum (1960)
QMJHL18Centre Vidéotron (18,259)Centre Agnico Eagle (1949)
AJHL12Bonnetts Energy Centre (2,960)Bonnetts Energy Centre (1995)
BCHL20Chilliwack Coliseum (5,000)Cominco Arena (1949)
CCHL12Cornwall Civic Complex (4,639)—
LHJAAAQ13Colisée de Laval (3,500)Colisée de Laval (1954)
MHL12Credit Union Place (5,000)Miramichi Civic Centre (1986)
MJHL13Southeast Event Centre (2,400)Stride Place (2010)
NOJHL12——
OJHL24Ray Twinney Recreation Complex (3,700)St. Michael's College School Arena (1956)
SIJHL7Fort William Gardens (4,680)Fort William Gardens (1951)
SJHL12Affinity Place (3,664)Whitney Forum (1958)

Biggest junior rinks

  1. 1CHLScotiabank Saddledome — Calgary Hitmen (Calgary, Alberta)19,289 seats
  2. 2CHLRogers Place — Edmonton Oil Kings (Edmonton, Alberta)18,347 seats
  3. 3CHLCentre Vidéotron — Quebec Remparts (Quebec City, Quebec)18,259 seats
  4. 4CHLSaskTel Centre — Saskatoon Blades (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)15,195 seats
  5. 5CHLVeterans Memorial Coliseum — Portland Winterhawks (Portland, Oregon)13,000 seats
  6. 6CHLNumerica Veterans Arena — Spokane Chiefs (Spokane, Washington)11,661 seats
  7. 7USHL/NAHLDenny Sanford Premier Center — Sioux Falls Stampede (Sioux Falls, South Dakota)10,678 seats
  8. 8CHLScotiabank Centre — Halifax Mooseheads (Halifax, Nova Scotia)10,595 seats
  9. 9CHLAngel of the Winds Arena — Everett Silvertips (Everett, Washington)10,000 seats
  10. 10CHLTD Place Arena — Ottawa 67's (Ottawa, Ontario)9,500 seats

The Canadian Hockey League is the OHL, WHL and QMJHL (major junior). The USHL is the top US junior league and the NAHL is tier II; Canadian Junior A covers the ten leagues listed. Some junior teams share an NHL or pro arena, like the Calgary Hitmen at Scotiabank Saddledome and the Edmonton Oil Kings at Rogers Place.

Capacity is the hockey seating figure on file for 2026–27; opening year is when the current building opened. A rink shared by two teams counts once in the Rinks column. Last updated October 30, 2026.