Raising Cane's River Center Arena

SPHL/FPHL

Raising Cane's River Center Arena is a hockey rink in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, home of the Baton Rouge Kingfish (FPHL, minor pro). It opened in 1977, making it 49 years old in 2026 and seats 7,600 for hockey. That makes it the 11th-largest rink in SPHL/FPHL.

The closest NHL rink is American Airlines Center in Dallas, about 370 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Home of
Baton Rouge Kingfish (SPHL/FPHL)
League
FPHL · Western Conference · Delta Division
Opened
1977
Capacity
7,600
Former names
Riverside Centroplex Arena
Baton Rouge River Center Arena
Size rank in SPHL/FPHL
11th of 29

Plan your trip to Raising Cane's River Center Arena

Rinks near Raising Cane's River Center Arena10

  1. 1SPHL/FPHLMonroe Civic Center Arena — Monroe Moccasins (Monroe, Louisiana)152 mi
  2. 2USHL/NAHLHirsch Memorial Coliseum — Shreveport Mudbugs (Shreveport, Louisiana)212 mi
  3. 3SPHL/FPHLPensacola Bay Center — Pensacola Ice Flyers (Pensacola, Florida)230 mi
  4. 4USHL/NAHLDeep South Ice & Sports Center — Houston Bulls (Richmond, Texas)284 mi
  5. 5SPHL/FPHLLanders Center — Mid-South Monarchs (Southaven, Mississippi)317 mi
  6. 6SPHL/FPHLPelham Civic Center — Birmingham Bulls (Pelham, Alabama)320 mi
  7. 7NHLAmerican Airlines Center — Dallas Stars (Dallas, Texas)370 mi
  8. 8ECHLCredit Union of Texas Event Center — Allen Americans (Allen, Texas)373 mi
  9. 9SPHL/FPHLColumbus Civic Center — Columbus River Dragons (Columbus, Georgia)390 mi
  10. 10SPHL/FPHLPropst Arena at the Von Braun Center — Huntsville Havoc (Huntsville, Alabama)394 mi

Questions about Raising Cane's River Center Arena

Where do the Baton Rouge Kingfish play home games?

The Baton Rouge Kingfish play at Raising Cane's River Center Arena in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

How many people does Raising Cane's River Center Arena hold?

Raising Cane's River Center Arena seats 7,600 for hockey.

When did Raising Cane's River Center Arena open?

Raising Cane's River Center Arena opened in 1977.

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