Bonnetts Energy Centre
Junior A
Bonnetts Energy Centre is a hockey rink in Grande Prairie, Alberta, home of the Grande Prairie Storm (AJHL, Junior A). It opened in 1995, making it 31 years old in 2026 and seats 2,960 for hockey. That makes it the 14th-largest rink in Junior A and the biggest in the AJHL.
The closest NHL rink is Rogers Place in Edmonton, about 240 miles away.
Rink facts
- Location
- Grande Prairie, Alberta
- Home of
- Grande Prairie Storm
- League
- AJHL · North Division
- Opened
- 1995
- Capacity
- 2,960
- Former names
- Grande Prairie Jr. Athletics
Grande Prairie North Stars
Grande Prairie Chiefs - Size rank in Junior A
- 14th of 69
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Rinks near Bonnetts Energy Centre10
- 1Junior AJDA Place — Whitecourt Wolverines 142 mi
- 2CHLCN Centre — Prince George Cougars 182 mi
- 3Junior AKopar Memorial Arena — Prince George Spruce Kings 182 mi
- 4Junior ANelson Bros Arena (Team Auctions Centre) — Drayton Valley Thunder 204 mi
- 5Junior AThompson Family Arena at Heavy Metal Place — Spruce Grove Saints 231 mi
- 6Junior AGFL Twin Arena — Devon Xtreme 239 mi
- 7NHLRogers Place — Edmonton Oilers 240 mi
- 8U SportsDowntown Community Arena — MacEwan Griffins 240 mi
- 9U SportsSilent Ice Center — Alberta Golden Bears 247 mi
- 10Junior ASherwood Park Arena Sports Centre — Sherwood Park Crusaders 254 mi
Questions about Bonnetts Energy Centre
Where do the Grande Prairie Storm play home games?
The Grande Prairie Storm play at Bonnetts Energy Centre in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
How many people does Bonnetts Energy Centre hold?
Bonnetts Energy Centre seats 2,960 for hockey.
When did Bonnetts Energy Centre open?
Bonnetts Energy Centre opened in 1995.
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