Nevada is home to 4 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 1 ECHL, and 1 PWHL) playing in 3 rinks. The biggest is T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, home of the Vegas Golden Knights, with 17,367 seats.
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NHL1
- NHLT-Mobile Arena — Vegas Golden Knights (Paradise)opened 2016 · cap 17,367SiteMapNHL · Pacific Division
American Hockey League (AHL)1
- AHLLee's Family Forum — Henderson Silver Knights (Henderson)opened 2022 · cap 5,567SiteMapAHL · Pacific Division
ECHL1
- ECHLTahoe Blue Event Center — Tahoe Knight Monsters (Stateline)opened 2023 · cap 4,203SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Mountain Division
Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL)1
- PWHLT-Mobile Arena — PWHL Las Vegas (Paradise)opened 2016 · cap 17,367SiteMapPWHL · Western Conference
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Nevada rink questions
How many hockey rinks are in Nevada?
Nevada is home to 4 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 1 ECHL, and 1 PWHL) playing in 3 rinks.
Which NHL teams play in Nevada?
Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena (Paradise).
What is the biggest hockey rink in Nevada?
T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, home of the Vegas Golden Knights, holds 17,367.
What is the oldest hockey rink in Nevada?
T-Mobile Arena in Paradise opened in 2016.
How do I find the closest hockey rink to me?
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