Hockey rinks inOhio

The Buckeye State

Ohio is home to 8 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 2 ECHL, 3 NCAA, and 1 USHL/NAHL) playing in 8 rinks. The biggest is Rocket Arena in Cleveland, home of the Cleveland Monsters, with 18,926 seats. The oldest is Slater Family Ice Arena, opened in 1967.

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NHL1

  1. NHLNationwide Arena — Columbus Blue Jackets (Columbus)opened 2000 · cap 18,144SiteMapNHL · Metropolitan Division

American Hockey League (AHL)1

  1. AHLRocket Arena — Cleveland Monsters (Cleveland)opened 1994 · cap 18,926SiteMapAHL · North Division

ECHL2

  1. ECHLHeritage Bank Center — Cincinnati Cyclones (Cincinnati)opened 1975 · cap 14,453SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Central Division
  2. ECHLHuntington Center — Toledo Walleye (Toledo)opened 2009 · cap 7,389SiteMapECHL · Western Conference · Central Division

NCAA Division I3

Big Ten

  1. NCAAValue City Arena — Ohio State Buckeyes (Columbus)opened 1998 · cap 17,500SiteMapBig Ten

CCHA

  1. NCAASlater Family Ice Arena — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green)opened 1967 · cap 5,000SiteMapCCHA

NCHC

  1. NCAAGoggin Ice Center — Miami RedHawks (Oxford)opened 2006 · cap 3,200SiteMapNCHC

USHL and NAHL junior1

USHL

  1. USHL/NAHLCovelli Centre — Youngstown Phantoms (Youngstown)opened 2005 · cap 5,717SiteMapUSHL · Eastern Conference

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.

Ohio rink questions

How many hockey rinks are in Ohio?

Ohio is home to 8 teams (1 NHL, 1 AHL, 2 ECHL, 3 NCAA, and 1 USHL/NAHL) playing in 8 rinks.

Which NHL teams play in Ohio?

Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena (Columbus).

What is the biggest hockey rink in Ohio?

Rocket Arena in Cleveland, home of the Cleveland Monsters, holds 18,926.

What is the oldest hockey rink in Ohio?

Slater Family Ice Arena in Bowling Green opened in 1967.

How do I find the closest hockey rink to me?

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