Hockey rinks inBritish Columbia

Beautiful British Columbia

British Columbia is home to 26 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 1 PWHL, 2 U Sports, 6 CHL, and 15 Junior A) playing in 25 rinks. The biggest is Rogers Arena in Vancouver, home of the Vancouver Canucks, with 18,910 seats. The oldest is Cominco Arena, opened in 1949.

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NHL1

  1. NHLRogers Arena — Vancouver Canucks (Vancouver)opened 1995 · cap 18,910SiteMapNHL · Pacific Division

American Hockey League (AHL)1

  1. AHLRogers Forum — Abbotsford Canucks (Abbotsford)opened 2009 · cap 7,000SiteMapAHL · Pacific Division

Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL)1

  1. PWHLPacific Coliseum — Vancouver Goldeneyes (Vancouver)opened 1968 · cap 15,041SiteMapPWHL · Western Conference

U Sports university2

Canada West

  1. U SportsDoug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre — UBC Thunderbirds (Vancouver)opened 2008 · cap 7,500SiteMapCanada West
  2. U SportsLangley Events Centre — Trinity Western Spartans (Langley)opened 2009 · cap 5,276SiteMapCanada West

Canadian Hockey League (major junior)6

WHL

  1. CHLSave-On-Foods Memorial Centre — Victoria Royals (Victoria)opened 2005 · cap 7,006SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division
  2. CHLCN Centre — Prince George Cougars (Prince George)opened 1995 · cap 5,971SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division
  3. CHLProspera Place — Kelowna Rockets (Kelowna)opened 1999 · cap 5,507SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division
  4. CHLSandman Centre — Kamloops Blazers (Kamloops)opened 1992 · cap 5,464SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division
  5. CHLLangley Events Centre — Vancouver Giants (Langley)opened 2009 · cap 5,276SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division
  6. CHLSouth Okanagan Events Centre — Penticton Vees (Penticton)opened 2008 · cap 4,701SiteMapWHL · B.C. Division

Canadian Junior A15

BCHL

  1. Junior AChilliwack Coliseum — Chilliwack Chiefs (Chilliwack)opened 2004 · cap 5,000SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · East Division
  2. Junior AWestern Financial Place — Cranbrook Bucks (Cranbrook)opened 2000 · cap 4,268SiteMapBCHL · Interior Conference · West Division
  3. Junior AKal Tire Place — Vernon Vipers (Vernon)opened 2001 · cap 3,006SiteMapBCHL · Interior Conference · West Division
  4. Junior AThe Q Centre — Victoria Grizzlies (Colwood)opened 2004 · cap 2,780SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · West Division
  5. Junior APoirier Sport & Leisure Complex — Coquitlam Express (Coquitlam)cap 2,200SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · East Division
  6. Junior AKopar Memorial Arena — Prince George Spruce Kings (Prince George)opened 1958 · cap 2,112SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · East Division
  7. Junior ACowichan Community Centre — Cowichan Valley Capitals (North Cowichan)opened 1978 · cap 2,040SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · West Division
  8. Junior AWeyerhaeuser Arena — Alberni Valley Bulldogs (Port Alberni)opened 2001 · cap 1,854SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · West Division
  9. Junior ARoyal LePage Place — West Kelowna Warriors (West Kelowna)opened 2007 · cap 1,520SiteMapBCHL · Interior Conference · West Division
  10. Junior AGeorge Preston Recreation Centre — Langley Rivermen (Langley)SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · East Division
  11. Junior AFrank Crane Arena — Nanaimo Clippers (Nanaimo)SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · West Division
  12. Junior AHap Parker Arena — Powell River Kings (Powell River)SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · West Division
  13. Junior ARogers Rink — Salmon Arm Silverbacks (Salmon Arm)SiteMapBCHL · Interior Conference · West Division
  14. Junior ASouth Surrey Arena — Surrey Eagles (Surrey)SiteMapBCHL · Coastal Conference · East Division
  15. Junior ACominco Arena — Trail Smoke Eaters (Trail)opened 1949SiteMapBCHL · Interior Conference · West Division

Rink names link to each rink’s page with capacity, history and nearby rinks. Site opens the team’s official site; Map opens directions. Listings cover NHL, AHL, ECHL, SPHL, FPHL, PWHL, NCAA Division I, U Sports, USHL, NAHL, CHL and Canadian Junior A hockey rinks in the US and Canada for the 2026–27 season. Capacity figures vary by source.

British Columbia rink questions

How many hockey rinks are in British Columbia?

British Columbia is home to 26 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 1 PWHL, 2 U Sports, 6 CHL, and 15 Junior A) playing in 25 rinks.

Which NHL teams play in British Columbia?

Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena (Vancouver).

What is the biggest hockey rink in British Columbia?

Rogers Arena in Vancouver, home of the Vancouver Canucks, holds 18,910.

What is the oldest hockey rink in British Columbia?

Cominco Arena in Trail opened in 1949.

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