North Charleston Coliseum
North Charleston Coliseum is a hockey rink in North Charleston, South Carolina, home of the South Carolina Stingrays (ECHL, affiliate of the Washington Capitals / Hershey Bears). It opened in 1993, making it 33 years old in 2026 and seats 10,537 for hockey. That makes it the 10th-largest rink in ECHL.
The closest NHL rink is Lenovo Center in Raleigh, about 217 miles away.
Rink facts
- Location
- North Charleston, South Carolina
- Home of
- South Carolina Stingrays
- League
- ECHL · Eastern Conference · South Division
- NHL affiliate
- Washington Capitals / Hershey Bears
- Opened
- 1993
- Capacity
- 10,537
- Size rank in ECHL
- 10th of 30
Plan your trip to North Charleston Coliseum
Rinks near North Charleston Coliseum10
- 1ECHLEnmarket Arena — Savannah Ghost Pirates 86 mi
- 2SPHL/FPHLFlorence Center — Pee Dee IceCats 89 mi
- 3SPHL/FPHLCrown Coliseum — Fayetteville Marksmen 163 mi
- 4AHLBojangles Coliseum — Charlotte Checkers 169 mi
- 5ECHLBon Secours Wellness Arena — Greenville Swamp Rabbits 194 mi
- 6ECHLVyStar Veterans Memorial Arena — Jacksonville Icemen 201 mi
- 7SPHL/FPHLAkins Ford Arena — Athens Rock Lobsters 208 mi
- 8SPHL/FPHLMacon Coliseum — Macon Mayhem 212 mi
- 9NHLLenovo Center — Carolina Hurricanes 217 mi
- 10SPHL/FPHLWinston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena — Twin City Thunderbirds 221 mi
Questions about North Charleston Coliseum
Where do the South Carolina Stingrays play home games?
The South Carolina Stingrays play at North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina.
How many people does North Charleston Coliseum hold?
North Charleston Coliseum seats 10,537 for hockey.
When did North Charleston Coliseum open?
North Charleston Coliseum opened in 1993.
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