WHL Rinks
All 23 home rinks of the Western Hockey League for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Scotiabank Saddledome (Calgary Flames) with 19,289 seats. Together they hold 181,086 fans, an average of 7,873 per rink. The oldest is Veterans Memorial Coliseum, opened in 1960.
- 1NHLScotiabank Saddledome — Calgary Flames 19,289 seats
- 2NHLRogers Place — Edmonton Oilers 18,347 seats
- 3CHLSaskTel Centre — Saskatoon Blades 15,195 seats
- 4CHLVeterans Memorial Coliseum — Portland Winterhawks 13,000 seats
- 5CHLNumerica Veterans Arena — Spokane Chiefs 11,661 seats
- 6CHLAngel of the Winds Arena — Everett Silvertips 10,000 seats
- 7CHLaccesso ShoWare Center — Seattle Thunderbirds 8,000 seats
- 8CHLToyota Center — Tri-City Americans 7,715 seats
- 9CHLSave-On-Foods Memorial Centre — Victoria Royals 7,006 seats
- 10CHLBrandt Centre — Regina Pats 6,200 seats
- 11CHLMarchant Crane Centrium — Red Deer Rebels 6,000 seats
- 12CHLCN Centre — Prince George Cougars 5,971 seats
- 13CHLTown Toyota Center — Wenatchee Wild 5,800 seats
- 14CHLProspera Place — Kelowna Rockets 5,507 seats
- 15CHLCo-op Place — Medicine Hat Tigers 5,500 seats
- 16CHLVisitLethbridge.com Arena — Lethbridge Hurricanes 5,479 seats
- 17CHLSandman Centre — Kamloops Blazers 5,464 seats
- 18U SportsLangley Events Centre — Trinity Western Spartans 5,276 seats
- 19CHLAssiniboine Credit Union Place — Brandon Wheat Kings 5,102 seats
- 20CHLSouth Okanagan Events Centre — Penticton Vees 4,701 seats
- 21CHLTemple Gardens Centre — Moose Jaw Warriors 4,414 seats
- 22CHLInnovationPlex — Swift Current Broncos 2,879 seats
- 23CHLArt Hauser Centre — Prince Albert Raiders 2,580 seats
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.