Stadium Reviews

The IceRays are one of the highest-attended teams in the NAHL and play in one of the nicest facilities in minor league hockey.

The San Diego Gulls are members of the American Hockey League (AHL) and skate their home games at the 50+-year-old Pechanga Arena.

The minor league affiliate of the NHL’s Texas Stars, the Austin version has called H-E-B Center home since the facility opened in 2009.

As far as NHL venues go, PPG Paints Arena gives hockey fans a top-of-the-line game experience.

When heading for a ski weekend in Ontario, taking in the Barrie Colts at Sadlon Arena is a great plan that will not disappoint.

Cable Dahmer Arena feels sleek and new and has nice selections available at the concessions.

Minor league hockey has returned to the River City in the form of the Columbus River Dragons.

The People’s United Center is a multi-use facility consisting of two full-sized playing surfaces for Quinnipiac’s winter sports teams.

The Gatineau Olympiques compete in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. They play their home games at the Centre Slush Puppie.

The Chicago Steel compete in the United States Hockey League, the top junior league in the United States.

When the NHL expansion Seattle Kraken takes to the ice their uniforms are multiple shades of blue. However, their new Seattle home is green.

Sitting right along the banks of the mighty Ohio River is the Heritage Bank Center, home of the ECHL Cincinnati Cyclones.

A night out with the Gladiators is great entertainment at a reasonable price.

The Erie Otters are members of the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at the Erie Insurance Arena in Erie, PA.

The Arizona Coyotes hockey team now at Gila River Arena began as the Winnipeg Jets in 1972.

Canada Life Centre opened in 2004, with the Jets franchise returning to the city in 2011.

The Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks are one of many teams that call the Danbury Ice Arena home. Check out the interesting history of this small rink.

A Fort Wayne Komets hockey game is indeed a marvelous time for everyone who enters the coliseum doors.

The Des Moines Buccaneers play in the United States Hockey League, the top junior hockey league in the United States.

If you find yourself driving around the East Side of Providence, Rhode Island, you may find yourself passing by what was once the center of