OJHL Rinks

All 24 home rinks of the Ontario Junior Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Ray Twinney Recreation Complex (Newmarket Hurricanes) with 3,700 seats. Together they hold 18,330 fans, an average of 2,037 per rink. The oldest is St. Michael's College School Arena, opened in 1956.

  1. 1Junior ARay Twinney Recreation Complex — Newmarket Hurricanes (Newmarket, Ontario)3,700 seats
  2. 2Junior ANature Fresh Farms Recreation Centre — Leamington Flyers (Leamington, Ontario)2,500 seats
  3. 3Junior AMarkham Centennial Centre — Markham Royals (Markham, Ontario)2,300 seats
  4. 4Junior AGale Centre — Niagara Falls Canucks (Niagara Falls, Ontario)2,170 seats
  5. 5NCAALECOM Harborcenter — Canisius Golden Griffins (Buffalo, New York)1,800 seats
  6. 6Junior ASt. Michael's College School Arena — St. Michael's Buzzers (Toronto, Ontario)1,660 seats
  7. 7Junior AHerbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre — North York Rangers (North York, Ontario)1,500 seats
  8. 8Junior ASixteen Mile Sports Complex — Oakville Blades (Oakville, Ontario)1,500 seats
  9. 9Junior APort Credit Memorial Arena — Mississauga Chargers (Mississauga, Ontario)1,200 seats
  10. 10Junior AAurora Community Centre — Aurora Tigers (Aurora, Ontario)
  11. 11Junior ACentral Arena — Burlington Cougars (Burlington, Ontario)
  12. 12Junior AMayfield Recreation Complex — Caledon Admirals (Caledon, Ontario)
  13. 13Junior ACobourg Community Centre — Cobourg Cougars (Cobourg, Ontario)
  14. 14Junior AEddie Bush Memorial Arena — Collingwood Blues (Collingwood, Ontario)
  15. 15Junior AMold-Masters SportsPlex — Georgetown Raiders (Georgetown, Ontario)
  16. 16Junior AZancor Centre — King Rebellion (King City, Ontario)
  17. 17Junior ALindsay Recreation Complex — Lindsay Muskies (Lindsay, Ontario)
  18. 18Junior AMilton Memorial Arena — Milton Menace (Milton, Ontario)
  19. 19Junior APickering Recreation Complex — Pickering Panthers (Pickering, Ontario)
  20. 20Junior AStouffville Arena — Stouffville Spirit (Stouffville, Ontario)
  21. 21Junior AWestwood Arena — Toronto Patriots (Etobicoke, Ontario)
  22. 22Junior AScotiabank Pond — Toronto Warriors (North York, Ontario)
  23. 23Junior ADuncan Memorial Community Gardens — Trenton Golden Hawks (Trenton, Ontario)
  24. 24Junior ALehigh Arena — Wellington Dukes (Wellington, Ontario)

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