WHL Western Conference Arenas

Arenas of the Western Hockey League
Western Conference

This is by no means a complete directory or listing, it's just a photo gallery of the various WHL arenas that I've happened to see in my travels around this great country, along with submissions from readers like you. For former WHL arenas, click here.

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The Western Hockey League

Prospera Centre
Chilliwack, British Columbia
Home of the Chilliwack Bruins
Built 2004

Prospera Centre

Everett Events Center
Everett, Washington
Home of the Everett Silvertips
Built 2003

Everett Events Center

Everett Event Center

Interior Savings Centre (formerly Riverside Coliseum)
Kamloops, British Columbia
Home of the Kamloops Blazers
Built 1993

Riverside Coliseum

Interior Savings Centre

Prospera Place
Kelowna, British Columbia
Home of the Kelowna Rockets
Built 1999

Prospera Place

Skyreach Place

Portland Memorial Coliseum
Portland, Oregon
Home of the Portland Winter Hawks
Built 1960

Portland Memorial Coliseum

Portland Rose Garden
Portland, Oregon
Also Home of the Portland Winter Hawks
Built 1995

Portland Rose Garden

Rose Garden

CN Centre (formerly the Prince George Multiplex)
Prince George, British Columbia
Home of the Prince George Cougars
Built 1995

CN Centre

Prince George Multiplex

KeyArena
Seattle, Washington
Home of the Seattle Thunderbirds
Built 1962

KeyArena

Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
Spokane, Washington
Home of the Spokane Chiefs
Built 1995

Spokane Arena

The above picture has been licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Toyota Center
Tri-Cities (Richland, Kennewick & Pasco), Washington
Home of the Tri-City Americans
Built 1988

Toyota Center

Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia
Home of the Vancouver Giants
Built 1967

Pacific Coliseum
The above picture is in the public domain.

Pacific Coliseum

Western Canada is still terra incognita for me - I've been to Winnipeg and Vancouver on the train and that's pretty much it. As such, this is the only WHL rink that I've actually visited, and therefore the only one that I have something interesting to say about. I rode out on a rented bike in May of 2002 to check out the old home of the Canucks - the arena sits on the site of the Pacific National Exhibition and, much like many other older NHL rinks, looks small from the outside. I haven't been inside - the doors were all locked up in the off-season - but from the outside the arena is a big concrete circle and is built into a hill, which makes it appear even smaller from the top side.

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