MHL Rinks

All 12 home rinks of the Maritime Junior Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Credit Union Place (Summerside Western Capitals) with 5,000 seats. Together they hold 26,719 fans, an average of 2,672 per rink. The oldest is Miramichi Civic Centre, opened in 1986.

  1. 1Junior ACredit Union Place — Summerside Western Capitals (Summerside, Prince Edward Island)5,000 seats
  2. 2Junior AK.C. Irving Regional Centre — Chaleur Lightning (Bathurst, New Brunswick)3,524 seats
  3. 3Junior AMemorial Regional Civic Centre — Campbellton Tigers (Campbellton, New Brunswick)3,500 seats
  4. 4Junior ARath Eastlink Community Centre — Truro Bearcats (Truro, Nova Scotia)3,100 seats
  5. 5Junior AAmherst Stadium — Amherst Ramblers (Amherst, Nova Scotia)2,500 seats
  6. 6Junior ACentre Jean-Daigle — Edmundston Blizzard (Edmundston, New Brunswick)2,400 seats
  7. 7Junior AMiramichi Civic Centre — Miramichi Timberwolves (Miramichi, New Brunswick)2,085 seats
  8. 8Junior AMariners Centre — Yarmouth Mariners (Yarmouth, Nova Scotia)1,750 seats
  9. 9Junior APictou County Wellness Centre — Pictou County Crushers (New Glasgow, Nova Scotia)1,660 seats
  10. 10Junior AE. & P. Sénéchal Centre — Grand Falls Rapids (Grand Falls, New Brunswick)1,200 seats
  11. 11Junior AJ.K. Irving Centre — West Kent Steamers (Bouctouche, New Brunswick)
  12. 12Junior AKings Mutual Century Centre — Valley Wildcats (Berwick, Nova Scotia)

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