USHL Rinks

All 16 home rinks of the United States Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Denny Sanford Premier Center (Sioux Falls Stampede) with 10,678 seats. Together they hold 74,148 fans, an average of 4,634 per rink. The oldest is Ice Box, opened in 1951.

  1. 1USHL/NAHLDenny Sanford Premier Center — Sioux Falls Stampede (Sioux Falls, South Dakota)10,678 seats
  2. 2USHL/NAHLResch Center — Green Bay Gamblers (Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin)8,709 seats
  3. 3USHL/NAHLFleet Farm Arena — Sioux City Musketeers (Sioux City, Iowa)6,731 seats
  4. 4USHL/NAHLCovelli Centre — Youngstown Phantoms (Youngstown, Ohio)5,717 seats
  5. 5USHL/NAHLScheels Arena — Fargo Force (Fargo, North Dakota)5,000 seats
  6. 6USHL/NAHLIce Box — Lincoln Stars (Lincoln, Nebraska)4,212 seats
  7. 7USHL/NAHLViaero Center — Tri-City Storm (Kearney, Nebraska)4,047 seats
  8. 8USHL/NAHLTrinity Health Arena — Muskegon Lumberjacks (Muskegon, Michigan)4,000 seats
  9. 9USHL/NAHLLiberty First Credit Union Arena — Omaha Lancers (Ralston, Nebraska)4,000 seats
  10. 10USHL/NAHLImOn Ice Arena — Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)3,850 seats
  11. 11USHL/NAHLUSA Hockey Arena — USA Hockey National Team Development Program (Plymouth, Michigan)3,504 seats
  12. 12USHL/NAHLYoung Arena — Waterloo Black Hawks (Waterloo, Iowa)3,500 seats
  13. 13USHL/NAHLImOn Arena — Dubuque Fighting Saints (Dubuque, Iowa)3,200 seats
  14. 14USHL/NAHLLEGACY20 Arena at DeForest Yards — Madison Capitols (DeForest, Wisconsin)3,000 seats
  15. 15USHL/NAHLUSG Arena at Blackhawks Ice Center — Chicago Steel (Chicago, Illinois)2,000 seats
  16. 16USHL/NAHLMidAmerican Energy Company RecPlex — Des Moines Buccaneers (West Des Moines, Iowa)2,000 seats

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