PWHL Rinks

All 12 home rinks of the Professional Women’s Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Little Caesars Arena (Detroit Red Wings) with 19,515 seats. Together they hold 181,243 fans, an average of 15,104 per rink. The oldest is Coca-Cola Coliseum, opened in 1921.

1. 1NHLLittle Caesars Arena — Detroit Red Wings (Detroit, Michigan)19,515 seats
2. 2NHLCanadian Tire Centre — Ottawa Senators (Ottawa, Ontario)19,347 seats
3. 3NHLGrand Casino Arena — Minnesota Wild (Saint Paul, Minnesota)17,954 seats
4. 4NHLSAP Center — San Jose Sharks (San Jose, California)17,435 seats
5. 5NHLT-Mobile Arena — Vegas Golden Knights (Paradise, Nevada)17,367 seats
6. 6NHLClimate Pledge Arena — Seattle Kraken (Seattle, Washington)17,151 seats
7. 7NHLPrudential Center — New Jersey Devils (Newark, New Jersey)16,514 seats
8. 8AHLTD Coliseum — Hamilton Hammers (Hamilton, Ontario)16,386 seats
9. 9PWHLPacific Coliseum — Vancouver Goldeneyes (Vancouver, British Columbia)15,041 seats
10. 10AHLPlace Bell — Laval Rocket (Laval, Quebec)10,243 seats
11. 11AHLCoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Marlies (Toronto, Ontario)8,140 seats
12. 12PWHLAgganis Arena — Boston Fleet (Boston, Massachusetts)6,150 seats

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