Stadium Reviews

Cross Insurance Arena is a cozy venue for hockey, small enough where just about any seat keep fans on top of the action on the ice.

The St. Marys Lincolns are amongst the best supported teams in the GOJHL and the Rock Rink is a unique throwback venue to the 1970s.

There's something to be said for experiencing hockey in an old-school hockey barn like Hagersville Memorial Arena while it is still possible

Glanbrook Arena is a good facility and fans will definitely enjoy their experience at the game.

Co-op Place is still relatively new, clean, and fresh. It’s continuing to mature into an excellent venue for the Tigers.

Unfortunately, the XL Center is just too big, too empty and too old for the Wolf Pack. Face it, Hartford, the Whalers aren’t coming back.

Stadium Journey got a chance recently to attend the inaugural Capital Hockey Classic on December 12, 2024.

American International College was the feel-good story of college hockey not long ago. But now AIC is headed for Division Two.

The Toronto Patriots offer a strong product on the ice in a facility that is a little different than most other OJHL venues.

A visit to Madison Square is much more than just a trip to a hockey game.

Even though Brampton is only 7 km from their former home in Mississauga to the CAA Centre, the Steelheads are definitely swimming upstream!

The Herb is a beautiful facility with passionate fans, and their relationship shows no signs of faltering anytime soon.

Storm City is worth checking out and fans should definitely consider a trip to Guelph for some OHL hockey and maybe even a hat trick.

The Worcester Ice Center is a community rink that offers your typical small college experience with some impressive extras.

Lawler Arena is a small rink that provides the Warriors with a big home-ice advantage.

A Bridgeport Islanders game is a worthy night of entertainment for everyone.

The Worcester Ice Center is a community rink that offers your typical small college experience along with some impressive extras.

Taking in a Dundas Blues game will give fans that small town feel that the PJHL boasts, in a classic arena for a supportive community. 

While it’s been widely reported that the 2024-25 season will be Matthews Arena’s last, the final chapter for this barn has yet to be written

The Philadelphia Flyers share the building with the NBA Philadelphia 76ers and National Lacrosse League Philadelphia Wings.