Stadium Reviews

Penetanguishene may be a summer town, but checking out the Penetang Kings in the winter is a good experience. 

The Fort Erie Leisureplex offers a great atmosphere for Junior B hockey and taking in a Meteors game will give fans a great experience.

This mid-sized rink in a tiny town with an oversized ice surface is loaded with displays of New Hampshire hockey history and crazed fans.

The Horlick Cup has been lost in time, but it had an interesting history of teams sending it back to its donator.

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

Horgan Arena serves as an adequate, if unspectacular, home for the Amcats.

Nationwide Arena is one of the better places to watch an NHL game when you factor in ticket prices, location, sight lines, and menu options.

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

The influence of the San Jose Sharks since their admission to the NHL in the 90s is undeniable. A trip to the Shark Tank will be memorable.

The Bill Gies Recreation Centre is a new, modern, clean facility which is home to a Junior hockey team that has the support of the community

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.