The Newest NHL Rinks

32 NHL rinks ranked by opening year, newest first. No. 1 is UBS Arena in Elmont, New York (opened 2021).

  1. 1NHLUBS Arena — New York Islanders (Elmont, New York)opened 2021
  2. 2NHLClimate Pledge Arena — Seattle Kraken / Seattle Torrent (Seattle, Washington)opened 2021
  3. 3NHLLittle Caesars Arena — Detroit Red Wings / PWHL Detroit (Detroit, Michigan)opened 2017
  4. 4NHLT-Mobile Arena — Vegas Golden Knights / PWHL Las Vegas (Paradise, Nevada)opened 2016
  5. 5NHLRogers Place — Edmonton Oilers / Edmonton Oil Kings (Edmonton, Alberta)opened 2016
  6. 6NHLPPG Paints Arena — Pittsburgh Penguins (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)opened 2010
  7. 7NHLPrudential Center — New Jersey Devils / New York Sirens (Newark, New Jersey)opened 2007
  8. 8NHLCanada Life Centre — Winnipeg Jets / Manitoba Moose (Winnipeg, Manitoba)opened 2004
  9. 9NHLAmerican Airlines Center — Dallas Stars (Dallas, Texas)opened 2001
  10. 10NHLGrand Casino Arena — Minnesota Wild / Minnesota Frost (Saint Paul, Minnesota)opened 2000
  11. 11NHLNationwide Arena — Columbus Blue Jackets (Columbus, Ohio)opened 2000
  12. 12NHLCrypto.com Arena — Los Angeles Kings (Los Angeles, California)opened 1999
  13. 13NHLBall Arena — Colorado Avalanche (Denver, Colorado)opened 1999
  14. 14NHLLenovo Center — Carolina Hurricanes (Raleigh, North Carolina)opened 1999
  15. 15NHLScotiabank Arena — Toronto Maple Leafs (Toronto, Ontario)opened 1999
  16. 16NHLAmerant Bank Arena — Florida Panthers (Sunrise, Florida)opened 1998
  17. 17NHLCapital One Arena — Washington Capitals (Washington, Washington, D.C.)opened 1997
  18. 18NHLBenchmark International Arena — Tampa Bay Lightning (Tampa, Florida)opened 1996
  19. 19NHLKeyBank Center — Buffalo Sabres (Buffalo, New York)opened 1996
  20. 20NHLXfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia Flyers (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)opened 1996
  21. 21NHLBridgestone Arena — Nashville Predators (Nashville, Tennessee)opened 1996
  22. 22NHLCanadian Tire Centre — Ottawa Senators / Ottawa Charge (Ottawa, Ontario)opened 1996
  23. 23NHLBell Centre — Montreal Canadiens (Montreal, Quebec)opened 1996
  24. 24NHLTD Garden — Boston Bruins (Boston, Massachusetts)opened 1995
  25. 25NHLRogers Arena — Vancouver Canucks (Vancouver, British Columbia)opened 1995
  26. 26NHLUnited Center — Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago, Illinois)opened 1994
  27. 27NHLEnterprise Center — St. Louis Blues (St. Louis, Missouri)opened 1994
  28. 28NHLHonda Center — Anaheim Ducks (Anaheim, California)opened 1993
  29. 29NHLSAP Center — San Jose Sharks / PWHL San Jose (San Jose, California)opened 1993
  30. 30NHLDelta Center — Utah Mammoth (Salt Lake City, Utah)opened 1991
  31. 31NHLScotiabank Saddledome — Calgary Flames / Calgary Wranglers / Calgary Hitmen (Calgary, Alberta)opened 1983
  32. 32NHLMadison Square Garden — New York Rangers (New York City, New York)opened 1968

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