Stadium Reviews

Heading to Varsity Arena is a trip back in time to an old school arena where hockey remains the focus. 

UBS Arena has undergone minor tweaks and has established itself as a great place to take in a hockey game.

The former Maple Leaf Gardens is not what it once was, but it's been brilliantly restored to a fully functional facility for USports hockey.

The NHL’s Hartford Whalers packed up and moved to North Carolina in 1997. That was almost 30 years ago.

The Abbotsford Canucks play home games at the 7,500-seat Abbotsford Centre.

The Utah Grizzlies are still playing hockey in Salt Lake City, but how are things since the NHL came to town?

The game day atmosphere at Conte Forum for Boston College basketball rates as just a “meh” but it’s a different story entirely for BC hockey

When in the Maritimes, taking in a Moncton Aigles Bleus game may be the best mix of sports and Acadian culture that can be found. 

Hockey is probably not the first thing you think of when it comes to PEI, but the UPEI Panthers can be part of a good visit to the island.

Avenir Centre provides a maritime hub for plenty of entertainment acts in Moncton. 

It is difficult to find a program that has been as dominant as the UNB Reds have been in USports hockey. 

When in Ottawa, taking in a Carleton Ravens hockey game is a great way to enjoy an evening of hockey for a low price

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

If attending an Ottawa hockey game, fans will be able to answer the question “What the heck is a Gee-Gee?”

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

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.