Stadium Reviews

Particularly for a team that did not exist a quarter-century ago, the Colorado Eagles have created an outstanding experience. 

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

With the success of the Ice Flyers in Pensacola, hockey will be played here for many years to come.

The Fishers Event Center is the brand-new home of the Indy Fuel, located in the northwest suburbs of Indianapolis.

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.

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.

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

Grossinger Motors Arena (formerly known as U.S. Cellular Coliseum and simply the Coliseum) is an arena in downtown Bloomington, Illinois.

The San Jose Barracuda have done a remarkable job keeping their new venue, Tech CU Arena, clean and lively.

Providence and the Amica Mutual Pavilion are often mentioned among the top American Hockey League travel destinations.

The MassMutual Center may have a definite 70s vibe to its design, but the game day experience here is all new.

The South Carolina Stingrays have built a very loyal fan base since the franchise came to the Low Country in 1993.

Kia Center is stunning; from the vibrant and colorful concourse lighting to the unique arrangement of the court's flooring.

With a crazy mascot and local fan base that rocks the team colors every game, the Phantoms experience is well worth checking out for hockey

The Bojangles Coliseum opened in 1955 as Charlotte’s first dedicated sports and concert venue.

Founded in 1932, the team is the oldest continuously-operating professional ice hockey team in North America outside of the “Original Six"

Visiting Tucson, AZ and watching an AHL Roadrunners game is an enjoyable experience and one worth checking out.

In the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, you will find the largest concrete dome in the world, the Norfolk Scope.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits moved to Greenville, SC from Johnstown, PA in 2010.

The DCU Center is a solid, if unspectacular place to catch some quality minor league hockey.