CURE Insurance Arena

ECHL

CURE Insurance Arena is a hockey rink in Trenton, New Jersey, home of the Trenton Ironhawks (ECHL, affiliate of the New York Islanders / Hamilton Hammers). It opened in 1999, making it 27 years old in 2026 and seats 7,605 for hockey. That makes it the 13th-largest rink in ECHL.

The closest NHL rink is Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, about 29 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Trenton, New Jersey
Home of
Trenton Ironhawks (ECHL)
League
ECHL · Eastern Conference · North Division
NHL affiliate
New York Islanders / Hamilton Hammers
Opened
1999
Capacity
7,605
Former names
Sovereign Bank Arena
Sun National Bank Center
Size rank in ECHL
13th of 30

Plan your trip to CURE Insurance Arena

Rinks near CURE Insurance Arena10

  1. 1NCAAHobey Baker Memorial Rink — Princeton Tigers (Princeton, New Jersey)7 mi
  2. 2NHLXfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia Flyers (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)29 mi
  3. 3USHL/NAHLMiddletown Ice World Arena — New Jersey Titans (Middletown Township, New Jersey)33 mi
  4. 4USHL/NAHLHollydell Ice Arena — Philadelphia Rebels (Washington Township, New Jersey)40 mi
  5. 5NHLPrudential Center — New Jersey Devils (Newark, New Jersey)44 mi
  6. 6AHLPPL Center — Lehigh Valley Phantoms (Allentown, Pennsylvania)48 mi
  7. 7NHLUBS Arena — New York Islanders (Elmont, New York)61 mi
  8. 8ECHLSantander Arena — Reading Royals (Reading, Pennsylvania)65 mi
  9. 9NCAANorthwell Health Ice Center — LIU Sharks (East Meadow, New York)69 mi
  10. 10NCAATate Rink — Army Black Knights (West Point, New York)88 mi

Questions about CURE Insurance Arena

Where do the Trenton Ironhawks play home games?

The Trenton Ironhawks play at CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, New Jersey.

How many people does CURE Insurance Arena hold?

CURE Insurance Arena seats 7,605 for hockey.

When did CURE Insurance Arena open?

CURE Insurance Arena opened in 1999.

What other rinks are near CURE Insurance Arena?

Hobey Baker Memorial Rink in Princeton is about 7 miles away. See the full list of nearby rinks on this page.

Facts are for the 2026–27 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your rink? Get the “Listed on RinkGuide.com” badge for your website.