The Biggest Canadian Hockey League (major junior) Rinks
57 rinks qualify, ranked by capacity. No. 1 is Centre Vidéotron in Quebec City, Quebec (18,259 seats).
- 1CHLCentre Vidéotron — Quebec Remparts 18,259 seats
- 2CHLSaskTel Centre — Saskatoon Blades 15,195 seats
- 3CHLVeterans Memorial Coliseum — Portland Winterhawks 13,000 seats
- 4CHLNumerica Veterans Arena — Spokane Chiefs 11,661 seats
- 5CHLScotiabank Centre — Halifax Mooseheads 10,595 seats
- 6CHLAngel of the Winds Arena — Everett Silvertips 10,000 seats
- 7CHLTD Place Arena — Ottawa 67's 9,500 seats
- 8CHLCanada Life Place — London Knights 9,100 seats
- 9CHLAvenir Centre — Moncton Wildcats 8,800 seats
- 10CHLaccesso ShoWare Center — Seattle Thunderbirds 8,000 seats
- 11CHLErie Insurance Arena — Erie Otters 7,838 seats
- 12CHLToyota Center — Tri-City Americans 7,715 seats
- 13CHLDow Event Center — Saginaw Spirit 7,647 seats
- 14CHLKitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex — Kitchener Rangers 7,268 seats
- 15CHLSave-On-Foods Memorial Centre — Victoria Royals 7,006 seats
- 16CHLWFCU Centre — Windsor Spitfires 6,500 seats
- 17CHLDort Financial Center — Flint Firebirds 6,469 seats
- 18CHLTD Station — Saint John Sea Dogs 6,308 seats
- 19CHLMary Brown's Centre — Newfoundland Regiment 6,247 seats
- 20CHLBrandt Centre — Regina Pats 6,200 seats
- 21CHLMarchant Crane Centrium — Red Deer Rebels 6,000 seats
- 22CHLCN Centre — Prince George Cougars 5,971 seats
- 23CHLTown Toyota Center — Wenatchee Wild 5,800 seats
- 24CHLSlush Puppie Place — Kingston Frontenacs 5,700 seats
- 25CHLProspera Place — Kelowna Rockets 5,507 seats
- 26CHLCo-op Place — Medicine Hat Tigers 5,500 seats
- 27CHLVisitLethbridge.com Arena — Lethbridge Hurricanes 5,479 seats
- 28CHLSandman Centre — Kamloops Blazers 5,464 seats
- 29CHLMeridian Centre — Niagara IceDogs 5,300 seats
- 30CHLCentre Gervais Auto — Shawinigan Cataractes 5,195 seats
- 31CHLTribute Communities Centre — Oshawa Generals 5,180 seats
- 32CHLAssiniboine Credit Union Place — Brandon Wheat Kings 5,102 seats
- 33CHLCentre 200 — Cape Breton Eagles 5,000 seats
- 34CHLCAA Centre — Brampton Steelheads 5,000 seats
- 35CHLGFL Memorial Gardens — Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4,928 seats
- 36CHLSleeman Centre — Guelph Storm 4,715 seats
- 37CHLSouth Okanagan Events Centre — Penticton Vees 4,701 seats
- 38CHLSudbury Community Arena — Sudbury Wolves 4,640 seats
- 39CHLTemple Gardens Centre — Moose Jaw Warriors 4,414 seats
- 40CHLSadlon Arena — Barrie Colts 4,195 seats
- 41CHLProgressive Auto Sales Arena — Sarnia Sting 4,118 seats
- 42CHLCentre Slush Puppie — Gatineau Olympiques 4,080 seats
- 43CHLColisée Financière Sun Life — Rimouski Océanic 4,030 seats
- 44CHLPeterborough Memorial Centre — Peterborough Petes 3,729 seats
- 45CHLEastlink Centre — Charlottetown Islanders 3,717 seats
- 46CHLCentre Georges-Vézina — Chicoutimi Saguenéens 3,683 seats
- 47CHLPalais des Sports Léopold-Drolet — Sherbrooke Phoenix 3,646 seats
- 48CHLHarry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre — Owen Sound Attack 3,500 seats
- 49CHLColisée Desjardins — Victoriaville Tigres 3,420 seats
- 50CHLCentre d'Excellence Sports Rousseau — Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 3,100 seats
- 51CHLCentre Marcel Dionne — Drummondville Voltigeurs 3,038 seats
- 52CHLTD Civic Centre — Brantford Bulldogs 2,952 seats
- 53CHLInnovationPlex — Swift Current Broncos 2,879 seats
- 54CHLCentre Henry-Leonard — Baie-Comeau Drakkar 2,779 seats
- 55CHLArt Hauser Centre — Prince Albert Raiders 2,580 seats
- 56CHLAréna Glencore — Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 2,150 seats
- 57CHLCentre Agnico Eagle — Val-d'Or Foreurs 2,140 seats
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.