The Oldest Hockey Rinks

334 rinks qualify, ranked by opening year. No. 1 is Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario (opened 1921).

  1. 1AHLCoca-Cola Coliseum — Toronto Marlies (Toronto, Ontario)opened 1921
  2. 2NCAAYost Ice Arena — Michigan Wolverines (Ann Arbor, Michigan)opened 1923
  3. 3NCAAHobey Baker Memorial Rink — Princeton Tigers (Princeton, New Jersey)opened 1923
  4. 4U SportsVarsity Arena — Toronto Varsity Blues (Toronto, Ontario)opened 1926
  5. 5U SportsColisée Jean-Guy Talbot — UQTR Patriotes (Trois-Rivières, Quebec)opened 1938
  6. 6NCAAHouston Field House — RPI Engineers (Troy, New York)opened 1949
  7. 7Junior ACominco Arena — Trail Smoke Eaters (Trail, British Columbia)opened 1949
  8. 8CHLCentre Georges-Vézina — Chicoutimi Saguenéens (Saguenay, Quebec)opened 1949
  9. 9CHLCentre Agnico Eagle — Val-d'Or Foreurs (Val-d'Or, Quebec)opened 1949
  10. 10USHL/NAHLCambria County War Memorial Arena — Johnstown Tomahawks (Johnstown, Pennsylvania)opened 1950
  11. 11AHLUW–Milwaukee Panther Arena — Milwaukee Admirals (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)opened 1950
  12. 12CHLKitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex — Kitchener Rangers (Kitchener, Ontario)opened 1950
  13. 13USHL/NAHLIce Box — Lincoln Stars (Lincoln, Nebraska)opened 1951
  14. 14AHLUpstate Medical University Arena — Syracuse Crunch (Syracuse, New York)opened 1951
  15. 15NCAAAppleton Arena — St. Lawrence Saints (Canton, New York)opened 1951
  16. 16U SportsFort William Gardens — Lakehead Thunderwolves (Thunder Bay, Ontario)opened 1951
  17. 17U SportsKingston Memorial Centre — Queen's Gaels (Kingston, Ontario)opened 1951
  18. 18CHLSudbury Community Arena — Sudbury Wolves (Greater Sudbury, Ontario)opened 1951
  19. 19CHLAréna Glencore — Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec)opened 1951
  20. 20ECHLAllen County War Memorial Coliseum — Fort Wayne Komets (Fort Wayne, Indiana)opened 1952
  21. 21USHL/NAHLHirsch Memorial Coliseum — Shreveport Mudbugs (Shreveport, Louisiana)opened 1954
  22. 22USHL/NAHLEctor County Coliseum — Odessa Jackalopes (Odessa, Texas)opened 1954
  23. 23Junior AColisée de Laval — Laval L'Énergie (Laval, Quebec)opened 1954
  24. 24AHLBlue Cross Arena — Rochester Americans (Rochester, New York)opened 1955
  25. 25AHLBojangles Coliseum — Charlotte Checkers (Charlotte, North Carolina)opened 1955
  26. 26U SportsBoart Longyear Memorial Gardens — Nipissing Lakers (North Bay, Ontario)opened 1955
  27. 27NCAABright-Landry Hockey Center — Harvard Crimson (Boston, Massachusetts)opened 1956
  28. 28CHLPeterborough Memorial Centre — Peterborough Petes (Peterborough, Ontario)opened 1956
  29. 29Junior ASt. Michael's College School Arena — St. Michael's Buzzers (Toronto, Ontario)opened 1956
  30. 30U SportsMcConnell Arena — McGill Redbirds (Montreal, Quebec)opened 1956
  31. 31NCAALynah Rink — Cornell Big Red (Ithaca, New York)opened 1957
  32. 32NCAAIngalls Rink — Yale Bulldogs (New Haven, Connecticut)opened 1958
  33. 33SPHL/FPHLHamilton Community Center & Ice Arena — Indiana Sentinels (Columbus, Indiana)opened 1958
  34. 34Junior AKopar Memorial Arena — Prince George Spruce Kings (Prince George, British Columbia)opened 1958
  35. 35Junior AWhitney Forum — Flin Flon Bombers (Flin Flon, Manitoba)opened 1958
  36. 36ECHLFirst Horizon Coliseum — Greensboro Gargoyles (Greensboro, North Carolina)opened 1959
  37. 37Junior APort Credit Memorial Arena — Mississauga Chargers (Mississauga, Ontario)opened 1959
  38. 38SPHL/FPHLMcMorran Place — Port Huron Prowlers (Port Huron, Michigan)opened 1960
  39. 39USHL/NAHLTrinity Health Arena — Muskegon Lumberjacks (Muskegon, Michigan)opened 1960
  40. 40AHLAdirondack Bank Center — Utica Comets (Utica, New York)opened 1960
  41. 41CHLVeterans Memorial Coliseum — Portland Winterhawks (Portland, Oregon)opened 1960
  42. 42NCAAMeehan Auditorium — Brown Bears (Providence, Rhode Island)opened 1961
  43. 43SPHL/FPHLKnoxville Civic Coliseum — Knoxville Ice Bears (Knoxville, Tennessee)opened 1961
  44. 44NCAAGutterson Fieldhouse — Vermont Catamounts (Burlington, Vermont)opened 1963
  45. 45U SportsFather David Bauer Olympic Arena — Calgary Dinos (Calgary, Alberta)opened 1963
  46. 46CHLCentre Marcel Dionne — Drummondville Voltigeurs (Drummondville, Quebec)opened 1963
  47. 47SPHL/FPHLMonroe Civic Center Arena — Monroe Moccasins (Monroe, Louisiana)opened 1965
  48. 48CHLPalais des Sports Léopold-Drolet — Sherbrooke Phoenix (Sherbrooke, Quebec)opened 1965
  49. 49AHLPechanga Arena — San Diego Gulls (San Diego, California)opened 1966
  50. 50SPHL/FPHLSelland Arena — Fresno Falcons (Fresno, California)opened 1966
  51. 51Junior AHerbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre — North York Rangers (North York, Ontario)opened 1966
  52. 52CHLColisée Financière Sun Life — Rimouski Océanic (Rimouski, Quebec)opened 1966
  53. 53Junior AAréna Jean-Béliveau — Longueuil Collège Français (Longueuil, Quebec)opened 1966
  54. 54NCAASlater Family Ice Arena — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green, Ohio)opened 1967
  55. 55CHLTD Civic Centre — Brantford Bulldogs (Brantford, Ontario)opened 1967
  56. 56CHLTD Place Arena — Ottawa 67's (Ottawa, Ontario)opened 1967
  57. 57U SportsEd Meagher Arena — Concordia Stingers (Montreal, Quebec)opened 1967
  58. 58Junior ACentre sportif Léonard-Grondin — Granby Indigo (Granby, Quebec)opened 1967
  59. 59CHLInnovationPlex — Swift Current Broncos (Swift Current, Saskatchewan)opened 1967
  60. 60Junior ACentennial Arena — Nipawin Hawks (Nipawin, Saskatchewan)opened 1967
  61. 61USHL/NAHLBig Dipper Ice Arena — Fairbanks Ice Dogs (Fairbanks, Alaska)opened 1968
  62. 62NCAACadet Ice Arena — Air Force Falcons (USAF Academy, Colorado)opened 1968
  63. 63SPHL/FPHLMacon Coliseum — Macon Mayhem (Macon, Georgia)opened 1968
  64. 64NHLMadison Square Garden — New York Rangers (New York City, New York)opened 1968
  65. 65PWHLPacific Coliseum — Vancouver Goldeneyes (Vancouver, British Columbia)opened 1968
  66. 66CHLDort Financial Center — Flint Firebirds (Flint, Michigan)opened 1969
  67. 67CHLCentre Henry-Leonard — Baie-Comeau Drakkar (Baie-Comeau, Quebec)opened 1970
  68. 68AHLTucson Arena — Tucson Roadrunners (Tucson, Arizona)opened 1971
  69. 69ECHLNorfolk Scope — Norfolk Admirals (Norfolk, Virginia)opened 1971
  70. 70SPHL/FPHLBerglund Center — Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs (Roanoke, Virginia)opened 1971
  71. 71Junior ACentre sportif Lacroix-Dutil — Beauce-Appalaches Condors (Saint-Georges, Quebec)opened 1971
  72. 72CHLArt Hauser Centre — Prince Albert Raiders (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan)opened 1971
  73. 73AHLMassMutual Center — Springfield Thunderbirds (Springfield, Massachusetts)opened 1972
  74. 74NCAAJ. Thom Lawler Rink — Merrimack Warriors (North Andover, Massachusetts)opened 1972
  75. 75NCAAMacInnes Student Ice Arena — Michigan Tech Huskies (Houghton, Michigan)opened 1972
  76. 76CHLDow Event Center — Saginaw Spirit (Saginaw, Michigan)opened 1972
  77. 77AHLAmica Mutual Pavilion — Providence Bruins (Providence, Rhode Island)opened 1972
  78. 78Junior AMarkham Centennial Centre — Markham Royals (Markham, Ontario)opened 1972
  79. 79Junior AAréna de Montmagny — Côte-du-Sud Everest (Montmagny, Quebec)opened 1972
  80. 80USHL/NAHLRiverside Arena — Austin Bruins (Austin, Minnesota)opened 1973
  81. 81SPHL/FPHLVisions Veterans Memorial Arena — Binghamton Black Bears (Binghamton, New York)opened 1973
  82. 82NCAASchneider Arena — Providence Friars (Providence, Rhode Island)opened 1973
  83. 83CHLAssiniboine Credit Union Place — Brandon Wheat Kings (Brandon, Manitoba)opened 1973
  84. 84ECHLWings Event Center — Kalamazoo Wings (Kalamazoo, Michigan)opened 1974
  85. 85NCAAMunn Ice Arena — Michigan State Spartans (East Lansing, Michigan)opened 1974
  86. 86NCAALawson Arena — Western Michigan Broncos (Kalamazoo, Michigan)opened 1974
  87. 87CHLVisitLethbridge.com Arena — Lethbridge Hurricanes (Lethbridge, Alberta)opened 1974
  88. 88SPHL/FPHLPropst Arena at the Von Braun Center — Huntsville Havoc (Huntsville, Alabama)opened 1975
  89. 89AHLPeoplesBank Arena — Hartford Wolf Pack (Hartford, Connecticut)opened 1975
  90. 90NCAAHart Center — Holy Cross Crusaders (Worcester, Massachusetts)opened 1975
  91. 91NCAAThompson Arena — Dartmouth Big Green (Hanover, New Hampshire)opened 1975
  92. 92ECHLHeritage Bank Center — Cincinnati Cyclones (Cincinnati, Ohio)opened 1975
  93. 93NCAAEwigleben Arena — Ferris State Bulldogs (Big Rapids, Michigan)opened 1976
  94. 94U SportsAitken University Centre — UNB Reds (Fredericton, New Brunswick)opened 1976
  95. 95NCAASeawolf Sports Complex — Alaska Anchorage Seawolves (Anchorage, Alaska)opened 1977
  96. 96SPHL/FPHLRaising Cane's River Center Arena — Baton Rouge Kingfish (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)opened 1977
  97. 97ECHLCross Insurance Arena — Maine Mariners (Portland, Maine)opened 1977
  98. 98NCAAAlfond Arena — Maine Black Bears (Orono, Maine)opened 1977
  99. 99ECHLThe Monument Ice Arena — Rapid City Rush (Rapid City, South Dakota)opened 1977
  100. 100ECHLWesBanco Arena — Wheeling Nailers (Wheeling, West Virginia)opened 1977

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