NHL Rinks

All 32 home rinks of the National Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Bell Centre (Montreal Canadiens) with 20,962 seats. Together they hold 583,076 fans, an average of 18,221 per rink. The oldest is Madison Square Garden, opened in 1968.

  1. 1NHLBell Centre — Montreal Canadiens (Montreal, Quebec)20,962 seats
  2. 2NHLUnited Center — Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago, Illinois)19,717 seats
  3. 3NHLXfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia Flyers (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)19,538 seats
  4. 4NHLLittle Caesars Arena — Detroit Red Wings (Detroit, Michigan)19,515 seats
  5. 5NHLCanadian Tire Centre — Ottawa Senators (Ottawa, Ontario)19,347 seats
  6. 6NHLScotiabank Saddledome — Calgary Flames (Calgary, Alberta)19,289 seats
  7. 7NHLAmerant Bank Arena — Florida Panthers (Sunrise, Florida)19,250 seats
  8. 8NHLBenchmark International Arena — Tampa Bay Lightning (Tampa, Florida)19,092 seats
  9. 9NHLKeyBank Center — Buffalo Sabres (Buffalo, New York)19,070 seats
  10. 10NHLRogers Arena — Vancouver Canucks (Vancouver, British Columbia)18,910 seats
  11. 11NHLScotiabank Arena — Toronto Maple Leafs (Toronto, Ontario)18,800 seats
  12. 12NHLCapital One Arena — Washington Capitals (Washington, Washington, D.C.)18,573 seats
  13. 13NHLLenovo Center — Carolina Hurricanes (Raleigh, North Carolina)18,547 seats
  14. 14NHLAmerican Airlines Center — Dallas Stars (Dallas, Texas)18,532 seats
  15. 15NHLPPG Paints Arena — Pittsburgh Penguins (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)18,387 seats
  16. 16NHLRogers Place — Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton, Alberta)18,347 seats
  17. 17NHLCrypto.com Arena — Los Angeles Kings (Los Angeles, California)18,230 seats
  18. 18NHLNationwide Arena — Columbus Blue Jackets (Columbus, Ohio)18,144 seats
  19. 19NHLEnterprise Center — St. Louis Blues (St. Louis, Missouri)18,096 seats
  20. 20NHLMadison Square Garden — New York Rangers (New York City, New York)18,006 seats
  21. 21NHLGrand Casino Arena — Minnesota Wild (Saint Paul, Minnesota)17,954 seats
  22. 22NHLBall Arena — Colorado Avalanche (Denver, Colorado)17,809 seats
  23. 23NHLTD Garden — Boston Bruins (Boston, Massachusetts)17,565 seats
  24. 24NHLSAP Center — San Jose Sharks (San Jose, California)17,435 seats
  25. 25NHLT-Mobile Arena — Vegas Golden Knights (Paradise, Nevada)17,367 seats
  26. 26NHLUBS Arena — New York Islanders (Elmont, New York)17,255 seats
  27. 27NHLHonda Center — Anaheim Ducks (Anaheim, California)17,174 seats
  28. 28NHLBridgestone Arena — Nashville Predators (Nashville, Tennessee)17,159 seats
  29. 29NHLClimate Pledge Arena — Seattle Kraken (Seattle, Washington)17,151 seats
  30. 30NHLPrudential Center — New Jersey Devils (Newark, New Jersey)16,514 seats
  31. 31NHLDelta Center — Utah Mammoth (Salt Lake City, Utah)16,020 seats
  32. 32NHLCanada Life Centre — Winnipeg Jets (Winnipeg, Manitoba)15,321 seats

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