Sullivan Arena

USHL/NAHL

Sullivan Arena, known as “The Sully”, is a hockey rink in Anchorage, Alaska, home of the Anchorage Wolverines (NAHL, Tier II junior). It opened in 1983, making it 43 years old in 2026 and seats 6,290 for hockey. That makes it the 4th-largest rink in USHL/NAHL and the biggest in the NAHL.

The closest NHL rink is Rogers Arena in Vancouver, about 1,321 miles away.

Rink facts

Location
Anchorage, Alaska
Home of
Anchorage Wolverines (USHL/NAHL)
League
NAHL · Midwest Division
Opened
1983
Capacity
6,290
Nickname
The Sully
Size rank in USHL/NAHL
4th of 31

Plan your trip to Sullivan Arena

Rinks near Sullivan Arena10

  1. 1NCAASeawolf Sports Complex — Alaska Anchorage Seawolves (Anchorage, Alaska)same city
  2. 2USHL/NAHLSoldotna Regional Sports Complex — Kenai River Brown Bears (Soldotna, Alaska)65 mi
  3. 3NCAACarlson Center — Alaska Nanooks (Fairbanks, Alaska)263 mi
  4. 4USHL/NAHLBig Dipper Ice Arena — Fairbanks Ice Dogs (Fairbanks, Alaska)263 mi
  5. 5CHLCN Centre — Prince George Cougars (Prince George, British Columbia)1,111 mi
  6. 6Junior AKopar Memorial Arena — Prince George Spruce Kings (Prince George, British Columbia)1,111 mi
  7. 7Junior ABonnetts Energy Centre — Grande Prairie Storm (Grande Prairie, Alberta)1,192 mi
  8. 8Junior AHap Parker Arena — Powell River Kings (Powell River, British Columbia)1,252 mi
  9. 9Junior AWeyerhaeuser Arena — Alberni Valley Bulldogs (Port Alberni, British Columbia)1,273 mi
  10. 10Junior AFrank Crane Arena — Nanaimo Clippers (Nanaimo, British Columbia)1,299 mi

Questions about Sullivan Arena

Where do the Anchorage Wolverines play home games?

The Anchorage Wolverines play at Sullivan Arena in Anchorage, Alaska.

How many people does Sullivan Arena hold?

Sullivan Arena seats 6,290 for hockey.

When did Sullivan Arena open?

Sullivan Arena opened in 1983.

What is Sullivan Arena’s nickname?

Sullivan Arena is known as “The Sully.”

What other rinks are near Sullivan Arena?

Seawolf Sports Complex is also in Anchorage. 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.