Stadium Reviews

The London Knights are the gold standard of franchises in the Ontario Hockey League and the Greater Canadian Hockey League.  Their home, Canada Life Place, is among the best in the league, and taking in a Knights game will provide fans with one of the best experiences in Junior Hockey.

The Barrie Colts are a franchise worthy of the memory of Dale Hawerchuk and Sadlon Arena is a solid arena for Junior Hockey.  What was once one of the quietest experiences, now has a bit of life to it and a Colts game is a great experience.

Stadium Journey is proud to present our rankings of the Ontario Hockey League arenas for the 2024-2025 season.

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

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.

Stadium Journey is proud to present our rankings of the arenas of the Ontario Hockey League for 2024.

Meridian Centre still feels shiny and new after a decade, yet it also avoids feeling like a cookie-cutter modern venue.

The Brantford Bulldogs are enjoying a strong initial outing at the turnstile and the fans in Brantford have embraced the team as their own.

The WFCU Centre is one of the premier venues in the OHL and across the river from Detroit's Little Caesar Arena.

The Sarnia Sting offer the typical OHL experience which fans have come to expect. On the campus of Lambton College.

The Team welcomes Jamie Tozer, who has completed the mammoth quest of visiting all 60 CHL venues. The best; The Worst; The Most Unique … Ja

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The Kitchener Memorial Auditorium is one of the most unique venues in the league and a treasure for the league.

The Hamilton Bulldogs have a history of bouncing up and down through the leagues over the decades. Once again they are moving, temporarily.

Mississauga has struggled to field an OHL team since Don Cherry's Ice Dogs took the ice. The franchise finds itself again at a crossroads.

The Owen Sound Attack play in the smallest city in the Ontario Hockey League. Their home games are held in the Harry Lumley Community Centre

The Peterborough Petes compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at the Peterborough Memorial Centre

The North Bay Battalion compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens.

The Ottawa 67's compete in the Ontario Hockey League. They play their home games at the TD Place Arena.

Stompin' Tom guards the entrance to this old school hockey barn. They don't build them like this anymore.