Historic hockey cathedrals go up against sleek modern barns and a few quirky outliers, each with its own volume and personality. Where would you rather watch a game? Cast your vote!
1Rogers PlaceEdmonton Oilers home in the downtown Ice District, a modern arena with a famously loud crowd.
2Bell CentreMontreal Canadiens home, a hockey cathedral known for its passionate fans and deep tradition.
3Bridgestone ArenaNashville Predators home on Broadway, famous for its raucous atmosphere and catfish-throwing tradition.
4Barclays CenterBrooklyn arena that hosts the New York Islanders for some games, with a striking weathered-steel design.
5Mullett ArenaIntimate 5,000-seat college rink in Tempe that served as the Arizona Coyotes temporary home.
6Delta CenterSalt Lake City arena and home of the Utah Hockey Club, loud and steep with mountain-town energy.
7Madison Square GardenThe World's Most Famous Arena in Manhattan and home of the New York Rangers.
8TD GardenBoston Bruins home, a classic old-school hockey building with deep Original Six history.
9Scotiabank ArenaDowntown Toronto arena where the Maple Leafs play in front of one of hockey's most devoted fanbases.
10United CenterChicago Blackhawks home, known for its thunderous anthem and the legendary Madhouse on Madison.
11Climate Pledge ArenaSeattle Kraken home in a renovated landmark with a sustainability focus and modern amenities.
12Ball ArenaColorado Avalanche home in Denver with great sightlines and a lively playoff atmosphere.
13T-Mobile ArenaVegas Golden Knights home on the Strip, famous for its pregame spectacle and showmanship.
14Amalie ArenaTampa Bay Lightning home on the waterfront, known for its fan-friendly setting and Stanley Cup banners.
15PPG Paints ArenaPittsburgh Penguins home with a glass-fronted facade and a strong, loyal crowd.
16Little Caesars ArenaDetroit Red Wings home in the District Detroit, a modern venue honoring Hockeytown tradition.
