This article contains a list of all NHL Hockey arenas with the location, date built, and attendance capacity.
List of NHL teams with arena information
1. Anaheim Ducks
Name: Honda Center
Location: Anaheim, California
Year opened: 1993
Seating capacity: 17,174
2. Arizona Coyotes
Name: Gila River Arena
Location: Glendale, Arizona
Year opened: 2003
Seating capacity: 17,125
3. Boston Bruins
Name: TD Garden
Location: Boston, MA
Year opened: 1995
Seating capacity: 17,850
4. Buffalo Sabres
Name: Keybank Center
Location: Buffalo, NY
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 19,070
5. Calgary Flames
Name: Scotiabank Saddledome
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Year opened: 1983
Seating capacity: 19,289
6. Carolina Hurricanes
Name: PNC Arena
Location: Raleigh, NC
Year opened: 1999
Seating capacity: 18,176
7. Chicago Blackhawks
Name: United Center
Location: Chicago, IL
Year opened: 1994
Seating capacity: 19,717
8. Colorado Avalanche
Name: Ball Arena
Location: Denver, CO
Year opened: 1999
Seating capacity: 17,809
9. Columbus Blue Jackets
Name: Nationwide Arena
Location: Columbus, OH
Year opened: 2000
Seating capacity: 18,500
10. Dallas Stars
Name: American Airlines Center
Location: Dallas, TX
Year opened: 2001
Seating capacity: 18,532
11. Detroit Red Wings
Name: Little Caesar’s Arena
Location: Detroit, MI
Year opened: 2017
Seating capacity: 19,915
12. Edmonton Oilers
Name: Rogers Place
Location: Edmonton, AB
Year opened: 2016
Seating capacity: 18,347
13. Florida Panthers
Name: BB&T Center
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Year opened: 1998
Seating capacity: 19,250
14. Los Angeles Kings
Name: Stapes Center
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Year opened: 1999
Seating capacity: 18,230
15. Minnesota Wild
Name: Xcel Energy Center
Location: St.Paul, MN
Year opened: 2000
Seating capacity: 20,554
16. Montreal Canadiens
Name: Bell Center
Location: Montreal, QC
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 21,302
17. Nashville Predators
Name: Bridgestone Arena
Location: Nashville, TN
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 17,113
18. New Jersey Devils
Name: Prudential Center
Location: Newark, NJ
Year opened: 2007
Seating capacity: 16,514
19. New York Islanders
Name: Barclays Center – New UBS Arena opening late 2021
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Year opened: 2012
Seating capacity: 15,795
20. New York Rangers
Name: Madison Square Garden
Location: New York, NY
Year opened: 1968
Seating capacity: 18,006
21. Ottawa Senators
Name: Canadian Tire Center
Location: Ottawa, ON
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 17,373
22. Philadelphia Flyers
Name: Wells Fargo Center
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 19,543
23. Pittsburgh Penguins
Name: PPG Paints Arena
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Year opened: 2010
Seating capacity: 18,387
24. San Jose Sharks
Name: SAP Center
Location: San Jose, CA
Year opened: 1993
Seating capacity: 17,562
25. St. Louis Blues
Name: Enterprise Center
Location: St. Louis, MS
Year opened: 1994
Seating capacity: 18,724
26. Tampa Bay Lightning
Name: Amalie Arena
Location: Tampa, FL
Year opened: 1996
Seating capacity: 19,092
27. Toronto Maple Leafs
Name: Scotiabank Arena
Location: Toronto, ON
Year opened: 1999
Seating capacity: 18,819
28. Vancouver Canucks
Name: Rogers Arena
Location: Vancouver, BC
Year opened: 1995
Seating capacity: 18,910
29. Vegas Golden Knights
Name: T-Mobile Arena
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Year opened: 2016
Seating capacity: 17,368
30. Washington Capitals
Name: Capital One Arena
Location: Washington, DC
Year opened: 1997
Seating capacity: 18,506
31. Winnipeg Jets
Name: Bell MTS Place
Location: Winnipeg, MB
Year opened: 2004
Seating capacity: 15,321
Table of NHL arenas – complete list
| Team | Name | Location | Year opened | Seating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anaheim Ducks | Honda Center | Anaheim, CA | 1993 | 17,174 |
| Arizona Coyotes | Gila River Arena | Glendale, AZ | 2003 | 17,125 |
| Boston Bruins | TD Garden | Boston, MA | 1995 | 17,850 |
| Buffalo Sabres | Keybank Center | Buffalo, NY | 1996 | 19,070 |
| Calgary Flames | Scotiabank Saddledome | Calgary, AB | 1983 | 19,289 |
| Carolina Hurricanes | PNC Arena | Raleigh, NC | 1999 | 18,176 |
| Chicago Blackhawks | United Center | Chicago, IL | 1994 | 19,717 |
| Colorado Avalanche | Ball Arena | Denver, CO | 1999 | 17,809 |
| Columbus Blue Jackets | Nationwide Arena | Columbus, OH | 2000 | 18,500 |
| Dallas Stars | American Airlines Center | Dallas, TX | 2001 | 18,532 |
| Detroit Red Wings | Little Ceasar’s Arena | Detroit, MI | 2017 | 19,915 |
| Florida Panthers | BB&T Center | Lauderdale, FL | 1998 | 19,250 |
| Los Angeles Kings | Staples Center | Los Angeles, CA | 1999 | 18,230 |
| Minnesota Wild | Xcel Energy Center | St.Paul, MN | 2000 | 20,554 |
| Montreal Canadiens | Bell Center | Montreal, QC | 1996 | 21,302 |
| Nashville Predators | Bridgestone Arena | Nashville, TN | 1996 | 17,113 |
| New Jersey Devils | Prudential Center | Newark, NJ | 2007 | 16,514 |
| New York Islanders | Barclays Center | Brooklyn NY | 2012 | 15,795 |
| New York Rangers | Madison Square Garden | New York, NY | 1968 | 18,006 |
| Ottawa Senators | Canadian Tire Center | Ottawa, ON | 1996 | 17,373 |
| Philadelphia Flyers | Wells Fargo Center | Philadelphia, PA | 1996 | 19,543 |
| Pittsburgh Penguins | PPG Paints Arena | Pittsburgh, PA | 2000 | 18,387 |
| San Jose Sharks | SAP Center | San Jose, CA | 1993 | 17,562 |
| St. Louis Blues | Enterprise Center | St. Louis, MS | 1994 | 18,724 |
| Tampa Bay Lightning | Amalie Arena | Tampa, FL | 1996 | 19,092 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs | Scotiabank Arena | Toronto, ON | 1999 | 18,819 |
| Vancouver, Canucks | Rogers Arena | Vancouver, BC | 1995 | 18,910 |
| Vegas Golden Knights | T-Mobile Arena | Las, Vegas, NV | 2016 | 17,368 |
| Washington Capitals | Capital One Arena | Washington, DC | 1997 | 18,506 |
| Winnipeg Jets | Bell MTS Place | Winnipeg, MB | 2004 | 15,321 |
What is the oldest arena in the NHL?
The oldest NHL arena currently in use is Madison Square Garden in New York. Home of the New York Rangers, MSG opened in 1968 and is one of the most famous arenas in the world.
Which NHL arena has the largest seating capacity?
Not including standing room attendance, the arena with the most seats for an NHL arena is the Bell Center in Montreal, Quebec. The Montreal Canadiens home can hold 21,302 people when full. The only other NHL arena that can hold over 20,000 people is the Xcel Energy Center in St.Paul which is home to the Minnesota Wild.
What is the Seattle Kraken’s new arena name?
There is a new NHL franchise that will join the league for the 2021-22 season. The Seattle Kraken will play in Seattle, Washington. Their home arena will be a brand new facility called the Climate Pledge Arena.