OHL Rinks
All 20 home rinks of the Ontario Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is TD Place Arena (Ottawa 67's) with 9,500 seats. Together they hold 112,525 fans, an average of 5,626 per rink. The oldest is Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex, opened in 1950.
- 1CHLTD Place Arena — Ottawa 67's 9,500 seats
- 2CHLCanada Life Place — London Knights 9,100 seats
- 3CHLErie Insurance Arena — Erie Otters 7,838 seats
- 4CHLDow Event Center — Saginaw Spirit 7,647 seats
- 5CHLKitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex — Kitchener Rangers 7,268 seats
- 6CHLWFCU Centre — Windsor Spitfires 6,500 seats
- 7CHLDort Financial Center — Flint Firebirds 6,469 seats
- 8CHLSlush Puppie Place — Kingston Frontenacs 5,700 seats
- 9CHLMeridian Centre — Niagara IceDogs 5,300 seats
- 10CHLTribute Communities Centre — Oshawa Generals 5,180 seats
- 11CHLCAA Centre — Brampton Steelheads 5,000 seats
- 12CHLGFL Memorial Gardens — Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4,928 seats
- 13CHLSleeman Centre — Guelph Storm 4,715 seats
- 14CHLSudbury Community Arena — Sudbury Wolves 4,640 seats
- 15U SportsBoart Longyear Memorial Gardens — Nipissing Lakers 4,246 seats
- 16CHLSadlon Arena — Barrie Colts 4,195 seats
- 17CHLProgressive Auto Sales Arena — Sarnia Sting 4,118 seats
- 18CHLPeterborough Memorial Centre — Peterborough Petes 3,729 seats
- 19CHLHarry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre — Owen Sound Attack 3,500 seats
- 20CHLTD Civic Centre — Brantford Bulldogs 2,952 seats
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.