Herb Brooks National Hockey Center
Herb Brooks National Hockey Center is a hockey rink in St. Cloud, Minnesota, home of the St. Cloud State Huskies (NCHC, NCAA Division I). It opened in 1989, making it 37 years old in 2026 and seats 5,159 for hockey. That makes it the 15th-largest rink in NCAA.
The closest NHL rink is Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, about 66 miles away.
Rink facts
- Location
- St. Cloud, Minnesota
- Home of
- St. Cloud State Huskies
- School
- St. Cloud State University
- League
- NCHC
- Opened
- 1989
- Capacity
- 5,159
- Former names
- National Hockey Center (1989–2008)
National Hockey and Event Center (2008–2013) - Size rank in NCAA
- 15th of 60
Game night
Tradition. Student section 'Dog Pound'.
Plan your trip to Herb Brooks National Hockey Center
Rinks near Herb Brooks National Hockey Center10
- 1USHL/NAHLSt. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex — St. Cloud Norsemen same city
- 2NCAA3M Arena at Mariucci — Minnesota Golden Gophers 58 mi
- 3USHL/NAHLForest Lake Sports Center — Minnesota Mallards 61 mi
- 4NHLGrand Casino Arena — Minnesota Wild 66 mi
- 5NCAALee and Penny Anderson Arena — St. Thomas Tommies 66 mi
- 6NCAAMayo Clinic Health System Event Center — Minnesota State Mavericks 96 mi
- 7USHL/NAHLNorthwoods Credit Union Arena — Minnesota Wilderness 113 mi
- 8NCAAAMSOIL Arena — Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs 129 mi
- 9NCAASanford Center — Bemidji State Beavers 139 mi
- 10USHL/NAHLRiverside Arena — Austin Bruins 143 mi
Questions about Herb Brooks National Hockey Center
Where do the St. Cloud State Huskies play home games?
The St. Cloud State Huskies play at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
How many people does Herb Brooks National Hockey Center hold?
Herb Brooks National Hockey Center seats 5,159 for hockey.
When did Herb Brooks National Hockey Center open?
Herb Brooks National Hockey Center opened in 1989.
What other rinks are near Herb Brooks National Hockey Center?
St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex is also in St. Cloud. 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.