Ranking the 10 Best Arenas in the NHL
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2022
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So, we here at Vagabond Hockey, countdown our favorite hockey arenas in the NHL. 
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No matter how beautiful these arenas are, nothing will ever beat the Montreal Forum in my heart!
You are right
GO HABS GO!
I agree
Been there, Maple Leaf Gardens and The Boston Gaahden from the Original 6.
Tellement vrai !
The Xcel is a beauty. Such a unique place and it still feels like a new venue even though it opened in 2000
I live in St Paul and LOVE the city AND the arena. Allianz Field is pretty sick, too.
i miss all the old arenas
I've never been to any of the new NHL arenas since 1994. During the 1980's I had the chance to go Nassau Coliseum (Islanders), Le Colisée (Nordiques), Old Forum (Canadiens), Boston Garden (Bruins). But my favorite destination of ALL TIME was in 1986 as I had the ultimate chance to attend a game at what was at the time THE GREATEST NHL ARENA OF ALL TIME...the one and only old barn...THE CHICAGO STADIUM.
Bonsoir, Sylvain!
I grew up in St. Louis. Love my Blues, and the old St. Louis Arena. However, I was also a Blackhawk fan, since I'm old enough to have followed hockey since 1965 when St. Louis had the St. Louis Braves, a Blackhawk farm club, before the 1967 NHL expansion. Years later, I left STL and took a job in the Chicago area. Got a part share of season tickets to Hawk games at Chicago Stadium.
You are exactly right. There was nowhere better on earth to watch a game than at Chicago Stadium. Even my wife, who really isn't a big sports fan, said that watching a game at Chicago Stadium was electrifying!
I've been to several of the newer arenas since 1994, but to me, none have the atmosphere of the Montreal Forum, Chicago Stadium, St. Louis Arena, or Boston Garden.
Cheers,
Old Rusty
As a die-hard CBJ fan, I was going, "Nationwide HAS TO be on this list ". Glad to see our home did indeed, make the list.
Kind of shocked the Islanders' brand new barn didn't make the list.
Nationwide is a beauty. Go Jackets!
I'm 53, been a hockey fan since the early 70s and been to a lot of games but only in a handful of cities; Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Montreal. Ottawa will round out the NHL cities in Canada and I also want to visit MSG in the near future, Trouba and Kreider are two of my favourite players.
Actually for me a trip to New York would be more about following the route of The Warriors from The Bronx to Coney Island, an NHL game would be like a side-quest but one worth doing.
Being from Buffalo people often think of NYC as this distant magical place. It's a 7 hour drive and I have inlaws there. The drive and the city are never fun anymore. I call it returning from the concrete jungle when I get home to Buffalo. MSG is kind of odd. The ice is on the 5th floor and it is conveniently located above a subway stop. I have been to a game anytime the Sabres are playing when I am in town. As much as I don't like the Leafs getting to go to the old Maple Leaf Gardens was a treat as an 8 year old. Looking up and seeing the super old retired years played etc.
@@ll7868 haha!
Part of what makes Nationwide Arena great is for sure the location in the entertainment district. It's less than a minute walk from huge hotels and parking garages and has some of the best restaurants and bars in the city within anywhere from 30 seconds to 10 minutes walking time. They also have the high-school jerseys on the walls and just built a new interactive area with shooting and goaltending simulators and a replica locker room with tv's to play the nhl game. Even when the team sucks (which is often), it's always a party like atmosphere, which is nice.
Nationwide is so underrated
I love Bridgestone in Nashville, been there from Toronto a few times.
TD Garden is a nice place, I like Centre Bell as well. One place I didn't like was Barclays Center. The renovated Nassau Coliseum was nice.
I always liked the Nassau Coliseum, even though I'm a Rangers fan. Good view from everywhere, easy in and easy out, good access to the concessions, and convenient parking. Public transportation wasn't good though, and at only 15,000 seats along with its age, it had to go. But as a place to watch hockey it was very good.
The Xcel Energy Center (Wild) is a shrine. So comfortable with those cushy seats. Place looks like an opera house. Just classy. Back in the 90s I went to see the North Stars play in St. Louis and the big Checkerdome experience was like a carnival. Great fans in STL and that old school loud organ was spectacular. Loved it.
Hi Cal,
Livelong STL Blues fan since 1968 here. My brother-in-law lives in Minnetonka, so I hope to go to a game at Xcel some day. I love the Minnesota tradition of having all the high school hockey jerseys there. That's way cool. The old St. Louis Arena (temporarily called Checkerdome when Ralston Purina owned the team) was a hoot. It was old and falling apart, but loud and fun. I lived in suburban Chicago in the late '80s and early '90's and had a part share of season tix to Blackhawk games at Chicago Stadium. Wow, what a place! Outstanding old school hockey barn. I wish I had been able to go to a North Stars game at the old Met Center. That would have been a treat, too!
Good luck to the Wild this year in the playoffs. Looks like my Blues have folded their cards and are gonna "suck hard for Bedard" now!!
@@OldRustySteele You'll probably enjoy Xcel and St. Paul. You can find a bar/club away from the arena for pizza and beer etc. with free parking and they will have a shuttle bus to take you to the arena and back. Fun experience. The old Met Center in Bloomington was more spartan but the lighting, ice and seats were great. Evidently had very fast ice because the players loved it.
I was at the old Montreal Forum when Guy Lafleur made his return with the Rangers. Nothing else compares.
The Bell Centre was known as Molson Centre when it was built
Bell corporate sponsor name but on the streets Beliveau Centre.
No
Just no
Staples Center in LA is amazing. Should have definitely made the list.
I visited T-Mobile Arena for a Guns N' Roses concert prior to Little Caesars Arena opening in Detroit. I was so impressed with T-Mobile that I had high hopes for LCA. Overall, I like T-Mobile so much more than LCA. The seats are far more comfortable, which is puzzling to me.
LCA is outstanding
I do agree the excel center is a treat. Would 100% recommend going to game there if you get the chance!
TD Garden should be on this list, the atmosphere and the new renovations are amazing.
100% I went to a game a few years ago and I thought it was great. I want to go to a playoff game there because the fans get really loud and that's just from TV
Chicago Stadium, St. Louis Arena, Maple Leaf Gardens, Montreal Forum, Boston Garden. THOSE were the must-see cathedrals of hockey. The first 2 were deafening during the playoffs.
Perhaps Winnipeg Arena and the Detroit Olympia would also make that list, but I don’t remember much about the Olympia.
The rest, including MSG, are too new, too sterile, too cookie cutter to impress me.
Loved the old St. Louis checkerdome! Thanks for mentioning
You can still go watch Hockey at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Now home of the Metropolitan University Natanay Lions.
@@patrickcruz2628 Hi Patrick. I grew up in STL, and for most of its life it was simply the St. Louis Arena. When Ralston Purina bought the team and the arena in 1977, they renamed it the Checkerdome to mimic Ralston Purina’s red & white checkered logo. In 1983 when Harry Ornest bought the Blues and the building, they reverted the name back to the St. Louis Arena. So the Checkerdome handle was only for a 5 or 6 year period of The Arena’s 65 year history.
@@ariea.devalois1564 Unfortunately, I never got to see MLG in person during its heyday. I’ve seen numerous photos before and after the renovation into a supermarket and hockey rink. It must be odd to see the truncated seating area for the current rink compared to the much deeper/higher seating area before the renovation. Visiting MLG is on my bucket list, plus a visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
They must have renovated MSG big time. It used to have the WORST sight lines! If you had seats in the upper deck behind each goal, you had to STAND on your seat’s armrest to see the goal!!
This makes me even sadder about our local rink (Guildford Spectrum, home of the Guildford Flames). Only one tiny flatscreen in the corner and you can't even take beer in with you!
Been years since I was there - do they still stuff away fans down in the far corner? Absolutely terrible place for viewing... at least the facility is decent though! More screens would definitely be a big add for experience.
I'm a CBJ fan living in Michigan and ironically i've been to Little Ceasers 3 times only for concerts
I am very happy to cross MSG off my bucket list cause I always wanted to see the NY Rangers play the Islanders
Definitely something ever sports fan must do
You notice that the old Detroit Olympia or Boston Garden were not on that list. Those places were rat infested dumps which shook when the fans cheered too loud. They both also had small ice surfaces which was great for "bump and grind" hockey. God I miss both those two places.
They're not on that list because it's a list of current arenas loll Born and raised in Montreal, I can tell you that no matter how beautiful are today,s arenas, nothing will ever beat the Montreal Forum in my heart!
@@albiman68 The pre renovated Montreal Forum (between 1949-68) was a fantastic hockey venue which stank of stale cigarette smoke and was cramped. Madison Square Garden III (demolished in 1968) was an odd venue with a lousy irregular ice surface but similar seating to the Boston Garden. The Chicago Stadium had a giant organ which took up one end zone, but the rafter standing room and nose bleed seats had terrible sight lines. Of the original six venues, Maple Leaf Gardens always lacked any character to me.
Interesting point, of the final nine teams pre 1967 expansion, the New York Americans played in Madison Square Garden III, the Montreal Maroons played in the pre 1948 renovated Montreal Forum, and the St. Louis Eagles played in the St. Louis Checkerdome which would become home to the St. Louis Blues -- all before my time although I did see the Blues at the Checkerdome. I saw all the mentioned venues as a very young child with my dad before he ditched my mom for a much younger woman. Hey -- it was the 1960's.
@@TotoFrancey Hi Toto! One note - the St. Louis Eagles played in the St. Louis Arena. And so did the Blues from their start in 1967 until Ralston Purina bought the team and the Arena. During their ownership from 1977-1983, they renamed it the Checkerdome (to mimic their checkerboard logo). After Ralston gave up ownership, the name reverted back to the St. Louis Arena. (I never liked the name Checkerdome, anyway).
One other note: Only the organ console was above the east end zone at Chicago Stadium. The organ pipes were in huge boxes suspended from the roof! There were seats below and above the organ loft.
Thanks for the details about all these good old barns!
At the old Olympia, the seats were really close to the ice so that when you sat in the end zone balcony, you could hear Gump Worsley cuss out his D to get the &*%$'n puck outta here. Small number of seats until they added to the end mezzanine in the 1960's or early 1970s. Went to the old Chicago Stadium around early 1980s when Denny Savard would take off from the blue line around the net just before the anthem ended. The rabid fans and Barton organ made it truly a special hockey barn. Great for the home team, tough for the opposition.
@@sawchucksaves1867 Hi Terry! Loved your comment about The Pudgy Gumper. I was at a pre-season game at St. Louis Arena around 1970, before Eddie Giacomin started wearing his mask. During a somewhat-quiet time you could easily hear Eddie yelling to his D, things like “man on ya”, “hard around”, etc., all standard stuff a goalie yells to help his D’s who have their back to the onrushing forwards.
I was a beer league goalie, so I often had some of those same “get it the *^#% outta here” yells to some of my slow-skating D-men too!! 🤣
I've been to MSG, Arrowhead Pond (now Honda Center), American Airlines Center
This is off. The Devils Arena, The Prudential Center, or The Rock, is surprisingly one of the nicest arenas I've been to.
Being born and raised in Vegas, bringing hockey to Vegas and how they handled it, the glitz, the glam, and most overall the cheese, is PERFECTLY Vegas.
Whether you like hockey or not, I genuinely think it's one of the best Vegas experiences period.
Definitely! Vegas did right by knowing who they are!
I'm an out of town 11 game ice pack holder of the Knights up in Vancouver Canada. Been on board since they came into the league in 2017. Saw them play their first ever preseason game here in Vancouver. Love the team, personally know a few of their players. Sometimes have a tough time selling remaining tickets to games I can't make.
💯 accurate
As a fellow Vegas native I agree. Was able to go to a few games each season so far and the openings never get old. Sure it's cheesy and can push the strmarr if a game back but it's wort it. I mean you get a show and a hockey game, what more can u ask for? Best bang for your buck and gotta say, it's awesome how, during even preseason, each game is sold out and you would SWEAR you were at a playoff game as it gets THAT CRAZY,!!
Major thanks to the NHL FOR TAKING A CHANCE IN OUR LITTLE CITY and be the FIRST major sports league to have a team here!! This city will be forever greatful!!
@@anthonys3631 hey, of you need to sell some games this year let me know ow. I'd love e to take them off your hands!!!
Montreal #1, no surprise. I wanted to be Guy Lafleur when I was a kid trying out for AAA hockey, had long hippie hair, could skate fast and only used Bauer gear just like him but I was made a Defenceman so Larry Robinson became the player I tried to emulate until I switched to goal in AA, then it was Billy Smith of the Islanders.
I played 4 hockey games at Rogers place
seattle
long overdue that they got a team. This coming from a Canucks ice pack holder up the I-5.
The panthers should be an honorable mention. Outside the have great food trucks, a band playing music, and lastly the have games like cornholl, shoot the puck into these little holes in the net. Outside in the in the back the have the little hockey game where you control the hockey player with like little sticks and move them. And on some occasions they host a lot of concerts
Thanks for the insight. What we've heard from Panthers fans is a lot of complaints about the location of the arena. However, they did a fantastic job with the ASG!
Thanks
Been there from Montreal. Best part of that arena is that you can get good tickets anywhere in the arena anytime since there's an avergae of 75 people in the stands lolll
Been there from Montreal. Best part of that arena is that you can get good tickets anywhere in the arena anytime since there's an avergae of 75 people in the stands lolll
I had a blast there last time I was in South Florida.
The TD Garden in Boston is my personal favorite. just love the atmosphere in the building. but the best arena I have been in is Nationwide in Columbus. a huge concourse. plenty of concessions and restrooms. great sight lines. plenty of choices for food and drink, before and after the game in the Arena district. the cleanest arena or stadium I have ever been in.
TD Garden was built over north station so they have a train station in the basement. I have been to Nationwide in Columbus several times too when the Bruins are in town, I am a displaced New Englander in Ohio
@@woxyroxme I live in Albany, and have made the trip to Boston many times.but unfortunately, the Bruins priced themselves out. every year I get the NHL Center Ice. the only reason I was in Columbus was that I was catching as many Bob Seger concerts as I could on his final tour. saw the Jackets play Montreal. we stayed at the Double on s. Font Street. I miss going to Boston, but it is an extremely expensive day. when I saw Seger play at the TD Garden, I paid $65 to just park.
i'm a big rangers fan and i've been to msg it's incredible i would highly recommend it even if you aren't a rangers fan, i'd say just go there when your team is playing an away game
Yes I do agree Amalie arena is truly one of the best ways to navigate and they have the nicest people working there whether you going to a concert a wrestling match for watching UFC we're going to Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game you will truly appreciate Amalie Arena
Todd, I agree. I’m a Blues fan and went to Amalie Arena for a Sens-Bolts game while on business in Tampa. The staff at the arena were some of the nicest and friendliest people I’ve ever seen in a sporting venue!
@@OldRustySteele you're awesome man thank you it doesn't matter what event you're going to over there they treat you like your family once you're in that Arena I have to take some medications one time I want to see a Bruno Mars concert there I was so excited but I stayed up all night now is dead tired and those people took care of me
Recent Stanley Cup or not...MTL...it goes deeper than the arena...it is ultimately the history and tradition of the game...you want to know what hockey culture is...where else would you go....
...catching a game on a Saturday night...it is hockey...every bit the equal of Fenway or Yankee Stadium in baseball! (And still... they were in the Finals no more than 2 years ago)
I play at Chicago Blackhawks ice on 31st of March before the blues
Vs blackhawks and I know will have fun
Born and bred in Brooklyn NY, Been going to MSG since it opened. I hate to say it but MSG is very dated even with the recent renovations, oldest arena in the NHL. Rangers, Knicks and all New Yorkers deserve a new modern arena!
Cant believe the TD garden isn't on the list... all the Boston history. Right in the heart of donwtown
The only NHL arena I’ve ever been in is Rogers Arena (Vancouver Canucks). Of course, it was called GM Place when I was a kid, and I never saw Canucks games in there but I did attend a Disney On Ice show and a few other events
Disagree with Bell Centre as number 1! It's a great arena, however the sight lines in the upper level are blocked by the ceiling and scoreboard...very bad engineering!!! Other then that it's good and the atmosphere is great.
Great feedback, Anton! Agree that some of the newer arenas have a better viewing experience.
Sight lines to the ice are not blocked. Just to the scoreboard. They have screens in those sections that show what’s on the scoreboard. I go to watch the game, not the screens.
Im curious, on what spot would the Honda Center in Anaheim rank for you?
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NHL Playoffs... Nothing like it, and this is coming from a Floridian in a Football town (Miami) Especially because for once we have a solid team here in South Florida! What a run in 2023, hope 2024 will be good to us as well!
Seattle arena is easily top 10 or at least around the 10-15. But for me definitly top 10.
Says t mobile has a rich history . Lol arena only been around 4 or 5 years.
Alot or other sus things said about Tampa Bay. Like come on
Just for me, I prefer the Pepsi Center, home of my beloved Avalanche.
I know it's called Ball Arena now, but to me, it will always be the Pepsi Center.
I’m totally with you there as well!
It’s all the small things…. Pun intended
UBS Arena and nassau coliseum is my favorite long island venues for the ny islanders
I was at Bell Centre 2 weeks ago. Hallways are narrow (same as American Airlines arena in Dallas), they have built recently high-rises around it that block the view of it from outside. The design is also strange. I saw that for opposing team the locker rooms are across the rink from the bench. In no other arena I observed that. The arena is from early 90s. Even arenas from late 90s (such as DC and Raleigh) have a better design.
Maybe not the best design or aesthetics, but the atmosphere (and hot dogs) make it special!
Th’ opposition locker rooms are across the rink at the tank in San Jose as well
@@idiotcow3721 Oh really? Thanks for watching and contributing to the discussion!
GO HABS GP
I am agree for the bell center (I live in montreal)
Do all Echl and Ahl Arenas
Rogers Place looks terrific. I like how the seats are painted in the lower bowl.
It is terrific, but that's not paint. Those were free souvenir flags draped over the (black) seats for the first game held at the arena. They do the same (in slightly different patterns) for the first game of the season, and the first game of each playoff series.
@@MultiCappie I didn't know that. I wonder what the flags look like unfolded?
@@fantasticvoyage262 Oiler logo on Orange, Oiler logo on Blue, Oiler logo on White. Depends which seat you get.
BTW, they're in the upper bowl and box seats and loge seats too. Everyone gets one. You just have to go to the first game of the season and you get one too.
(I have an Orange one from the first game in the new building. I use it as a dust cover for my TV. lol.)
Technically speaking, T-Mobile arena is NOT built in Las Vegas but in Enterprise NV, just saying 😁
Even though it didn't make your list, where would you rank Rogers Arena, home of the Canucks?
Love my Red Wings!
Wing Wheel Nation #lgrw
LGRW!!
Personally i think #1 should be the mullet arena
Although an iconic venue, I've always found MSG to be a bit overrated as a hockey arena.
I agree as a Devils fan. The lighting is weird too.
Same. The view is a kinda crap in areas & the lighting is awkward.
@@ricktryder787fellow devils fan. I’ll say the balcony seats are better than the rock (yes I said that) only in terms of view and sound. You really feel closer somehow and the lower ceiling helps the noise of the ice travel up.
That being said Fuck the rags and LETS GO DEVILS!!
UBS is better
It’s the same with every sport. In baseball you have Wrigley Field and Fenway which are highly overrated just because they’re old. I can’t stand how people rate arenas on how historic they are instead of how nice they are and the amenities.
Vegas' arena is definitely #1
Prudential Center and the Devils have stepped up the gameday experience with the new ownership. That being said if you need to hit the bathroom and grab a drink between periods it will take the entire intermission and then some.
It’s the arena I’ve spent most of my time in, but the facility is meh. Food is not good, and one pair of escalators to exit the upper concourse is inadequate. Game presentation itself has improved over the years, but I miss the pregame on-ice projections (which seem to have been toned down to showcase the giant Jumbotron), and replays are sparse (I was at the game vs TOR w/3 disallowed goals). Also, cellular capacity is inadequate, public Wi-Fi is nonexistent which is really unacceptable in this day and age.
That is true, the Prudential Center is a very nice arena, but the lines for food and the bathroom do get very long, and it’s very difficult getting to the upper level, and additionally, the food there is not good and I came home from the arena throwing up twice this season, but overall, it’s a great arena with a great game day experience, but the food really needs to be upgraded
I think if you're ranking game-night experience, this is actually a somewhat fair list from an American perspective.
But if you're looking from a Canadian perspective, you'd add Winnipeg and Vancouver, and move Edmonton up the list about three notches. Hockey night in Canada is less party and more focus, but the intensity makes it a different experience.
There's not a bad seat at Amalie Arena. Jeff Vinik has done a great job keeping the venue among North America's best.
Idk how Boston or Washington isn't on this list
Weird! The coolest looking arena out of the top 10 only got to number 5 🤷♂️
LGRW!!
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ohio arena seemed chill until the prison and canon part
What’s bad about that?
Madison square garden not being top 3 is criminal
SKA is building the biggest ice hockey arena in the world just now.
This one is very subjective and everyone has their favorites, so let's here it in the comments!
JOE LEWIS ARENA! LGRW!
Mine was based off of the way people treat you and that Arena not just during a game but during concerts I went to a Bruno Mars concert one time and I was dead tired and I sit down I had to take something and one of the ushers got something to drink for me and she didn't have to
The 200 level at Madison Square Garden is a disgrace, especially when you get halfway up or more. The 400 level overhangs and cuts off your view of the scoreboard, the retired numbers banners and the famous roof. You feel like you're watching the game through the door from another room. Not worth going if you're sitting there. The rest of the arena is fine but unaffordable.
The #1 thing I hate about the Mild arena is that you can’t get anything to drink there. It is because they have no cups.
I take it Scotiabank Place in Hogtown is a Mausoleum for Corporations? 🤣
You can have all the sushi and fish taco outlets in the world but you cannot beat history, heritage, and fans that know hockey.
The old Forum & Maple Leaf Gardens were the best...
after that, and not in order. Boston TD, Toronto Scotiabank Arena, Rangers Madison Square Garden, Montreal Bell Center, Edmonton Rogers, Detroit 'pizza joint', Chicago United. Why? There is no phony atmosphere, you don't need to be prompted to cheer, some arenas feel like you're at a high-school pep ralley!
These are places that get rabid fans, some of these teams are over a hundred years old, and when you walk in you feel something that makes the hairs on your neck stand up!
There was a point when you weren't allowed to wear a visiting jesrsey in TB, how the hell do you build rivalry and fan atmosphere?
Guy LaFuhr? Say it right man!
There’s no red wing logo on the roof of lca it’s a little ceasars pizza logo
the montreal canadien arena
Why is coyote arena not there?
I've been to MSG
I will never get to see the nhl in person but here in the eihl our arenas are all mid
Chicago stadium is still the greatest NHL arena with the Montreal forum. No modern arena comes close to atmosphere and noise.
Favourite is subjective at best
Can you do it with the del
How many NHL teams that don't share their stadium with the NBA?
Having MSG below Columbus kinda disqualifies this list.
They might be beautiful and well designed but 5000 people in a smaller arena in Europe can carry the game as well atmosphere wise
Never mentioned about the Seattle Kraken’s arena (Climate Pledge Arena(
TD Garden???????????????????
UBS arena is a dam sight better than the MSG anyday,but then im biased
I feel like climate pledge arena deserved a spot on the list, maybe just me 🤷♂️
Montreal Forum is better than Bell Centre but ya know
#8 not bad, go preds!!!!!
Nashville is a hockey town and it's amazing!
Preds fans have no hockey etiquette.
What about Ball Arena 😢
Loved this video, thank you.
Our pleasure!
Climate Pledge Arena Seattle Kraken.
Seattle Arena is great.
Scotiabank arena
I’m assuming you’ve never been to UBS
Just outside our top 10, but a great arena!
SKA Arena St. Petersburg is the largest in the world now
Too bad no good games will be played there any time soon cause you guys love invading other countries so much😂
@@onnih899 SKA Arena is located in Russia, not in the USA
@@vitmor4653 i am aware. Im not talking about usa im talking about russi like you said.
@@onnih899 So, who love to invade other countries?
Maybe we need to do another video about other arenas around the world!
I lovvveee the la kings arena
you cant leave the Shark Tank off this list...disrespect
1. Forum
2. Maple leaf gardens
3. Chicago Stadium
4. La Forum
5. Brendan Byrne arena
6. capital center
7. Saddle dome ,
8.North lands Colleseum
9. Memorial Auditorium
10 . Msg
You're a genius
Best Arena in Germany is Pulverturm - Straubing Tigers