ECHL arenas

The following is a list of ECHL arenas including past, present, and future arenas:
==Eastern Conference==
Eastern Conference 	Eastern Conference 	Eastern Conference 	Eastern Conference	Eastern Conference	Eastern Conference
Atlantic Division 	Atlantic Division 	Atlantic Division 	Atlantic Division 	Atlantic Division 	Atlantic Division
Team 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Elmira Jackals 	First Arena 	2000–presentElmira previously played in the United Hockey League from 2000-07 and joined the ECHL during the 2007-08 season. 	4,000 	2000 	Elmira, NY
Reading Royals(Columbus Chill) 	Sovereign Center 	2001–present 	7,083 	2001 	Reading, PA
Reading Royals(Columbus Chill) 	Ohio Expo Center Coliseum 	1991–99 	7,000 	1918 	Columbus, OH
Trenton Devils(Trenton Titans) 	Sun National Bank Center Sovereign Bank Arena (1999-2009) 	1999–present 	8,100 	1999 	Trenton, NJ
North Division 	North Division 	North Division 	North Division 	North Division 	North Division
Team 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Cincinnati Cyclones(Miami Matadors)(Louisville River Frogs)	US Bank Arena 	2001–present 	12,823 	1975 	Cincinnati, OH
Cincinnati Cyclones(Miami Matadors)(Louisville River Frogs)	Miami Arena 	1998–99 	14,823 	1988 	Miami, FL
Cincinnati Cyclones(Miami Matadors)(Louisville River Frogs)	Broadbent Arena 	1995–98 	6,600 	 	Louisville, KY
Kalamazoo Wings 	Wings Stadium 	1974–presentKalamazoo previously played in the International Hockey League from 1974-2000 and the UHL/IHL from 2000-09 and joined the ECHL during the 2009-10 season.	5,133 	1974 	Kalamazoo, MI
Toledo Walleye 	Huntington Center Lucas County Arena (2009–10) 	2009–present 	8,000 	2009 	Toledo, OH
Wheeling Nailers(Winston-Salem Thunderbirds) 	WesBanco Arena Wheeling Civic Center (1977-?) 	1992–present 	5,500 	1977 	Wheeling, WV
Wheeling Nailers(Winston-Salem Thunderbirds) 	Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum 	1988–89 	8,500 	1955 	Winston-Salem, NC
South Division 	South Division 	South Division 	South Division 	South Division 	South Division
Team 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Florida Everblades 	Germain ArenaTECO Arena (1998-2004)Everblades Arena (1998)	1998–present 	7,128 	1998 	Estero, FL
Greenville Road Warriors(Johnstown Chiefs) 	BI-LO Center 	2010-11Johnstown Chiefs will relocate to Greenville, SC following the completion of the 2009-10 season. 	13,707 	1998 	Greenville, SC
Greenville Road Warriors(Johnstown Chiefs) 	Cambria County War Memorial Arena 	1988–2010 	3,745 	1950 	Johnstown, PA
Gwinnett Gladiators(Mobile Mysticks) 	Arena at Gwinnett Center 	2003–present 	11,500 	2003 	Duluth, GA
Gwinnett Gladiators(Mobile Mysticks) 	Mobile Civic Center 	1995–2002 	6,120 	– 	Mobile, AL
South Carolina Stingrays 	North Charleston Coliseum 	1993–present 	10,568 	1993 	North Charleston, SC
==Western Conference==
Western Conference 	Western Conference 	Western Conference	Western Conference	Western Conference	Western Conference
Pacific Division 	Pacific Division 	Pacific Division 	Pacific Division 	Pacific Division 	Pacific Division
Team 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Bakersfield Condors 	Rabobank Arena Bakersfield Centennial Garden (1998-2005)	1998–present 	8,700 	1998 	Bakersfield, CA
Las Vegas Wranglers 	Orleans Arena 	2003–present 	7,773 	2003 	Las Vegas, NV
Ontario Reign (Texas Wildcatters)(Huntington Blizzard) 	Citizens Business Bank Arena 	2008–present 	9,736 	2008 	Ontario, CA
Ontario Reign (Texas Wildcatters)(Huntington Blizzard) 	Ford Arena 	2003–2008 	7,736 	2003 	Beaumont, TX
Ontario Reign (Texas Wildcatters)(Huntington Blizzard) 	Huntington Civic Arena 	1993–2000 	9,000 	1977 	Huntington, WV
Stockton Thunder (Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies) (Birmingham Bulls) (Cincinnati Cyclones) 	Stockton Arena 	2005–present 	10,050 	2005 	Stockton, CA
Stockton Thunder (Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies) (Birmingham Bulls) (Cincinnati Cyclones) 	Boardwalk Hall 	2001–05 	10,500 	1926 	Atlantic City, NJ
Stockton Thunder (Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies) (Birmingham Bulls) (Cincinnati Cyclones) 	Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center 	1992–2001 	17,654 	1976 	Birmingham, AL
Stockton Thunder (Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies) (Birmingham Bulls) (Cincinnati Cyclones) 	Cincinnati Gardens 	1990–1992 	10,208 	1949 	Cincinnati, OH
Mountain Division 	Mountain Division 	Mountain Division 	Mountain Division 	Mountain Division 	Mountain Division
Team 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Alaska Aces 	Sullivan Arena 	1995–present 	6,406 	1983 	Anchorage, AK
Idaho Steelheads 	Qwest Arena Bank of America Center 	1997–present 	5,300 	1997 	Boise, ID
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	E Center 	2005–present 	10,100 	1997 	West Valley City, UT
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	Rupp Arena 	2002–03 	23,500 	1976 	Lexington, KY
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	Macon Coliseum 	2001–02 	7,182 	1968 	Macon, GA
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center 	1994–2001 	12,100 	1981 	Tallahassee, FL
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	Von Braun Center 	1993–94 	6,602 	1975 	Huntsville, AL
Utah Grizzlies(Lexington Men O' War)(Macon Whoopee)(Tallahassee Tiger Sharks)(Huntsville Blast)(Roanoke Valley Rebels)(Virginia Lancers)	LancerLot 	1988–1993 	– 	– 	Vinton, VA
Victoria Salmon Kings(Baton Rouge Kingfish)(Erie Panthers) 	Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre 	2005–present 	7,400 	2005 	Victoria, BC
Victoria Salmon Kings(Baton Rouge Kingfish)(Erie Panthers) 	Bear Mountain Arena 	2004–05 	2,300 	2004 	Victoria, BC
Victoria Salmon Kings(Baton Rouge Kingfish)(Erie Panthers) 	Riverside Centroplex 	1996–2003 	8,500 	Late 1970s 	Baton Rouge, LA
Victoria Salmon Kings(Baton Rouge Kingfish)(Erie Panthers) 	Louis J. Tullio Arena 	1988–96 	5,524 	1983 	Erie, PA
== Future teams ==
Future Teams Arenas	Future Teams Arenas 	Future Teams Arenas 	Future Teams Arenas	Future Teams Arenas	Future Teams Arenas
Team 	Arena 	Inaugural Year in ECHL 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Hoffman Estates, IL	Sears Centre 	2011–12 	9,500 	2006 	Hoffman Estates, IL
Columbia Inferno 	Lexington County Arena	2011-12Columbia had an original run from 2001–2008, but voluntarily suspended their membership for the 2008–09 season as the try to build a new arena.	– 	– 	Irmo, SC
==Defunct teams==
Defunct Teams Arenas 	Defunct Teams Arenas 	Defunct Teams Arenas	Defunct Teams Arenas	Defunct Teams Arenas	Defunct Teams Arenas
Team (years in ECHL) 	Arena 	Years Used 	Capacity 	Opened 	City
Arkansas RiverBlades(1999-2003) 	Alltel Arena 	1999–2003 	17,000 	1999 	N. Little Rock, AR
Augusta Lynx (1998-2008) (Raleigh IceCaps) (1991-1998) 	James Brown ArenaAugusta-Richmond County Civic Center (1974-2006) 	1998–2008 	9,167 	1974 	Augusta, GA
Augusta Lynx (1998-2008) (Raleigh IceCaps) (1991-1998) 	Dorton Arena 	1991–98 	7,610 	1952 	Raleigh, NC
Charlotte Checkers 	Time Warner Cable ArenaCharlotte Bobcats Arena (2005-08) 	2005–10 	14,100 	2005 	Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Checkers 	Cricket ArenaIndependence Arena (1988-2001)Charlotte Coliseum (1955-88)	1993–2005 	9,605 	1955 	Charlotte, NC
Columbus Cottonmouths(2001-04) 	Columbus Civic Center 	2001–04 	7,509 	1996 	Columbus, GA
Dayton Bombers(1991-2009) 	Nutter Center 	1996–2009 	12,000 	1990 	Fairborn, OH
Dayton Bombers(1991-2009) 	Hara Arena 	1991–96 	5,500 	1964 	Trotwood, OH
Fresno Falcons (2003-08) 	Selland Arena 	2008 ;1995-2003 	11,300 	1966 	Fresno, CA
Fresno Falcons (2003-08) 	Save Mart Center 	2003–2008 	14,224 	2003 	Fresno, CA
Greensboro Generals(1999-2004) 	Greensboro Coliseum 	1999–2004 	21,273 	1959 	Greensboro, NC
Greensboro Monarchs(1989-95) 	Greensboro Coliseum 	1989–95 	21,273 	1959 	Greensboro, NC
Greenville Grrrowl(1998-2006) 	BI-LO Center 	1998–2006 	13,707 	1998 	Greenville, SC
Hampton Roads Admirals(1989-2000) 	Norfolk Scope 	1989–2000 	8,784 	1971 	Norfolk, VA
Jackson Bandits(1999-2003)(Chesapeake Icebreakers)(1997-99) 	Mississippi Coliseum 	1999–2003 	6,500 	1962 	Jackson, MS
Jackson Bandits(1999-2003)(Chesapeake Icebreakers)(1997-99) 	The Show Place Arena 	1997–99 	5,800 	– 	Upper Marlboro, MD
Jacksonville Lizard Kings(1995-2000)(Louisville IceHawks)(1990-94) 	Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum 	1995–2000 	11,000 	1960 	Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville Lizard Kings(1995-2000)(Louisville IceHawks)(1990-94) 	Broadbent Arena 	1990–94 	6,600 	– 	Louisville, KY
Long Beach Ice Dogs(2003-07) 	Long Beach Sports Arena 	2003–07 	11,200 	1962 	Long Beach, CA
Louisiana IceGators(1995-2005) 	Cajundome 	1995–2005 	12,068 	1985 	Lafayette, LA
Mississippi Sea Wolves (1996-2009) 	Mississippi Coast Coliseum 	1996–2009 	9,150 	1977 	Biloxi, MS
New Orleans Brass(1997-2002) 	New Orleans Arena 	1999–2002 	16,500 	1999 	New Orleans, LA
New Orleans Brass(1997-2002) 	Municipal Auditorium 	1997–99 	7,853 	1930 	New Orleans, LA
Pee Dee Pride(1997-2005)(Knoxville Cherokees)(1988-97) 	Florence Civic Center 	1997–2005 	7,426 	– 	Florence, SC
Pee Dee Pride(1997-2005)(Knoxville Cherokees)(1988-97) 	James White Civic Coliseum 	1989–97 	7,141 	1961 	Knoxville, TN
Pensacola Ice Pilots(1996-2008)(Nashville Knights(1989-1996) 	Pensacola Civic Center 	1996–2008 	8,150 	1985 	Pensacola, FL
Pensacola Ice Pilots(1996-2008)(Nashville Knights(1989-1996) 	– 	1989–1996 	– 	– 	Nashville, TN
Peoria Rivermen(1996-2005) 	Carver Arena 	1996–2005 	9,542 	1982 	Peoria, IL
Phoenix RoadRunners (2005-09) 	US Airways Center America West Arena (1992-2005) 	2005–09 	16,210 	1992 	Phoenix, AZ
Richmond Renegades(1990-2003) 	Richmond Coliseum 	1990–2003 	11,008 	1971 	Richmond, VA
Roanoke Express(1993–2004) 	Roanoke Civic Center 	1993–2004 	9,828 	1971 	Roanoke, VA
San Diego Gulls(2003–06) 	iPayOne CenterSan Diego Sports Arena (1966–2004) 	2003–06 	12,900 	1966 	San Diego, CA
Toledo StormThe Toledo franchise had an original run from 1991 until 2007, but voluntarily suspended their membership after the 2006–07 ECHL season in order to demolish the Toledo Sports Arena in order to build the Lucas County Arena. The new owners of the team also changed its nickname from Storm to Walleye.(1991–2007)	Toledo Sports Arena 	1991–2007 	5,230 	1947 	Toledo, OH
== Notes ==
Category:ECHL
Category:Indoor ice hockey venues