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Arenas By Capacity

Rank	Arena	Capacity	City	Country	Home Team(s) (League, Dates)
defunct	Thunderdome	>28,183	St. Petersburg	United States	Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) (1993–1996)
01	United Center	21,500	Chicago	United States	Chicago Blackhawks
02	Bell Centre	21,273	Montreal	Canada	Montreal Canadiens
defunct	Greensboro Coliseum Complex	21,273	Greensboro	United States	Carolina Hurricanes (NHL) (1997–1999), Carolina Monarchs (AHL) (1995–1997), Greensboro Monarchs (ECHL) (1989–1995), Greensboro Generals (EHL/SHL) (1959–1973)
defunct	The Palace	20,804	Auburn Hills	United States	Detroit Vipers (IHL) (1994–2001)
03	Joe Louis Arena	20,066	Detroit	United States	Detroit Red Wings
04	Wells Fargo Center	19,537	Philadelphia	United States	Philadelphia Flyers
05	Scotiabank Saddledome	19,289	Calgary	Canada	Calgary Flames, Calgary Hitmen
06	BankAtlantic Center	19,250	Sunrise	United States	Florida Panthers
07	Tampa Bay Times Forum	19,204	Tampa	United States	Tampa Bay Lightning
08	Scotiabank Place	19,153	Ottawa	Canada	Ottawa Senators
09	Scottrade Center	19,150	St. Louis	United States	St. Louis Blues
10	First Niagara Center	19,070	Buffalo	United States	Buffalo Sabres
defunct	Izod Center	19,040	East Rutherford	United States	New Jersey Devils (NHL) (1982–2007)
11	Rogers Arena	18,890	Vancouver	Canada	Vancouver Canucks
12	Air Canada Centre	18,819	Toronto	Canada	Toronto Maple Leafs
13	PNC Arena	18,680	Raleigh	United States	Carolina Hurricanes
14	American Airlines Center	18,532	Dallas	United States	Dallas Stars
15	Lanxess Arena	18,500	Cologne	Germany	Cologne Sharks
16	Verizon Center	18,398	Washington	United States	Washington Capitals
17	Consol Energy Center	18,387	Pittsburgh	United States	Pittsburgh Penguins
18	Rose Garden	18,280	Portland	United States	Portland Winterhawks
19	Madison Square Garden (IV)	18,200	New York City	United States	New York Rangers
20	Nationwide Arena	18,144	Columbus	United States	Columbus Blue Jackets
defunct	Capital Centre	18,130	Landover	United States	Washington Capitals (NHL) (1974–97)
21	Staples Center	18,118	Los Angeles	United States	Los Angeles Kings
22	Xcel Energy Center	18,064	St. Paul	United States	Minnesota Wild
defunct	Chesapeake Energy Arena	18,036	Oklahoma City	United States	Oklahoma City Blazers (CHL) (2002–2009)
23	Pepsi Center	18,007	Denver	United States	Colorado Avalanche
24	Bradley Center	17,845	Milwaukee	United States	Milwaukee Admirals
25	Toyota Center	17,800	Houston	United States	Houston Aeros
defunct	Kemper Arena	17,647	Kansas City	United States	Kansas City Scouts (NHL) (1974–1976), Kansas City Blues (CHL) (1976–1977), Kansas City Blades (IHL) (1990–2001), Kansas City Outlaws (UHL) (2004–2005)
26	Prudential Center	17,625	Newark	United States	New Jersey Devils
defunct	Philips Arena	17,624	Atlanta	United States	Atlanta Thrashers (NHL, 1999–2011)
26	TD Garden	17,565	Boston	United States	Boston Bruins
27	HP Pavilion at San Jose	17,562	San Jose	United States	San Jose Sharks
28	Times Union Center	17,500	Albany	United States	Albany Devils (AHL) (2010–), Albany River Rats (AHL) (1993–2010), Albany Choppers (IHL) (1990–1991)
defunct	Manchester Arena	17,500	Manchester	United Kingdom	Manchester Storm 1995–2002
29	Copps Coliseum	17,383	Hamilton	Canada	Hamilton Bulldogs
defunct	Wachovia Spectrum	17,380	Philadelphia	United States	Philadelphia Flyers (NHL) (1967–1996), Philadelphia Phantoms (AHL) (1996–2009)
30	O2 Arena	17,360	Prague	Czech Republic	HC Slavia Praha
defunct	Chicago Stadium	17,317	Chicago	United States	Chicago Blackhawks (NHL) (1929–1994)
31	Honda Center	17,174	Anaheim	United States	Anaheim Ducks
32	Jobing.com Arena	17,125	Glendale	United States	Phoenix Coyotes
33	Bridgestone Arena	17,113	Nashville	United States	Nashville Predators
34	BOK Center	17,096	Tulsa	United States	Tulsa Oilers
35	Value City Arena	17,200	Columbus	United States	Ohio State Buckeyes
defunct	Reunion Arena	17,001	Dallas	United States	Dallas Stars (NHL) (1993–2001)
defunct	Verizon Arena	17,00	North Little Rock	United States	Arkansas RiverBlades (ECHL) (1999–2003)
defunct	Civic Arena	16,958	Pittsburgh	United States	Pittsburgh Hornets (AHL) (1961–1967); Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) (1967–2010)
37	Rexall Place	16,839	Edmonton	Canada	Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings, Edmonton Road Runners (AHL) (2004-2005)
38	PostFinance-Arena	17,131	Bern	Switzerland	SC Bern
39	Allstate Arena	16,692	Rosemont	United States	Chicago Wolves
40	CenturyLink Center Omaha	16,680	Omaha	United States	UNO Mavericks
defunct	Buffalo Memorial Auditorium	16,433	Buffalo	United States	Buffalo Bisons (AHL) (1940–1970), Buffalo Sabres (NHL) (1970–1996)
defunct	Montreal Forum	16,400	Montreal	Canada	Montreal Maroons (NHL) (1924–1938), Montreal Canadiens (NHL) (1926–1996), Montreal Junior Canadiens (QJHL, OHA) (1933–1972), Montreal Voyageurs (AHL) (1969–1971), Montreal Bleu Blanc Rouge (QMJHL) (1972–1975), Montreal Juniors (QMJHL) (1975–1982)
defunct	Maple Leaf Gardens	16,307 (circa 1968)	Toronto	Canada	Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) (1931–1999), Toronto Marlboros (OHL) (1931–1989), Toronto Toros (WHA) (1974–1976)
41	Pacific Coliseum	16,281	Vancouver	Canada	Vancouver Canucks (WHL) (1968–1970), Vancouver Canucks (NHL) (1970–1995), Vancouver Nats (WHL) (1971–1973), Vancouver Blazers (WHA) (1973–1975), Vancouver Voodoo (RHI) (1994–1995), Vancouver Giants (WHL) (2001–Present)
42	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum	16,234	Uniondale	United States	New York Islanders
defunct	US Airways Center	16,210	Phoenix	United States	Phoenix Coyotes (NHL) (1996–2003), Phoenix RoadRunners (ECHL) (2005–2009)
defunct	McNichols Sports Arena	16,061	Denver	United States	Colorado Rockies (NHL) (1976–1982), Colorado Flames (CHL) (1982–1984), Denver Grizzlies (IHL) (1994–1995), Colorado Avalanche (NHL) (1995–1999)
defunct	The Forum	16,005	Inglewood	United States	Los Angeles Kings (NHL) (1967–1999)
defunct	Amway Arena	15,948	Orlando	United States	Orlando Solar Bears (IHL) (1995–2001), Orlando Seals (ACHL/WHA2) (2002–2004)
defunct	Madison Square Garden (III)	15,925	New York City	United States	New York Rangers (NHL) (1926–1968), New York Americans (1925–1942)
defunct	Omni Coliseum	15,278	Atlanta	United States	Atlanta Flames (NHL) (1972–1980), Atlanta Knights (IHL) (1992–1996)
43	XL Center	15,635	Hartford	United States	New England Whalers (WHA) (1975–1978), Hartford Whalers (NHL) (1980–1997), Connecticut Whale (AHL) (1997-present)
44	Wells Fargo Arena	15,581	Des Moines	United States	Iowa Chops(2005-2009), Iowa Wild (2013-present)
defunct	Winnipeg Arena	15,565 (1979–1996)	Winnipeg	Canada	Winnipeg Warriors (WHL) (1955–1961), Winnipeg Jets/Clubs/Monarchs (WCHL) (1967–1977), Winnipeg Jets (WHA, NHL) (1972–1996), Winnipeg Warriors (WHL) (1980–1984), Manitoba Moose (IHL, AHL) (1996–2004)
45	Colisée Pepsi	15,399	Quebec City	Canada	Quebec Nordiques (WHA, NHL) (1972–1995), Quebec Remparts
46	Kohl Center	15,237	Madison	United States	Wisconsin Badgers men and women (NCAA, 1998–present)
47	Credit Union Centre	15,159	Saskatoon	Canada	Saskatoon Blades (WHL) (1988-present)
48	Minsk-Arena	15,086	Minsk	Belarus	HC Dinamo Minsk
49	Arena Zagreb	15,024	Zagreb	Croatia	KHL Medveščak (EBEL) (2011-present)
50	MTS Centre	15,004	Winnipeg	Canada	Winnipeg Jets (NHL) (2011-present), Manitoba Moose (AHL) (2004–2011)
defunct	London Arena	15,000	London	United Kingdom	London Knights
defunct	Detroit Olympia	15,000	Detroit	United States	Detroit Cougars/Falcons/Red Wings (NHL) (1927–1979)
defunct	Met Center	15,000	Bloomington	United States	Minnesota North Stars (NHL) (1967–1993)

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