32 NHL Arenas.
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NHL Arenas
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7 picks worth planning a trip aroundBell Centre, Montreal
Montreal CanadiensThe Canadiens have won more Stanley Cups than any other NHL team, and 24 Cup banners hang here. Retired numbers include Maurice Richard and Jean Béliveau.
Why go: Hear 21,000 fans sing "Ole Ole Ole" and chant in French. See the Cup banners and retired numbers in the rafters.
TD Garden, Boston
Boston BruinsThe Bruins have won six Stanley Cups and share the arena with the Celtics. Bobby Orr's number 4 is among the Bruins' retired numbers.
Why go: Catch an Original Six rivalry game. See Bobby Orr's retired jersey and the Bruins' Cup banners.
Madison Square Garden, NYC
New York RangersThe Rangers have played in New York since 1926. The Garden has hosted Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, and Henrik Lundqvist.
Why go: Catch a Rangers game in Manhattan, in the arena where Gretzky and Messier played.
Scotiabank Arena, Toronto
Toronto Maple LeafsThe Maple Leafs are the most valuable franchise in hockey. Their tickets are among the most expensive and hardest to get in the league.
Why go: Catch a Leafs game with fans who fill every seat, even though the team hasn't won a Stanley Cup since 1967.
T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas
Vegas Golden KnightsIt was the first major pro sports venue built on the Las Vegas Strip. The expansion Golden Knights reached the Stanley Cup Final in their first season.
Why go: Arrive early for the pregame knight projection show. Watch a Golden Knights game with Vegas-style production.
Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle
Seattle KrakenCertified as the world's first zero-carbon arena, it was built by digging out under the preserved 1962 World's Fair roof. The Kraken became Seattle's first NHL team in 2021.
Why go: Catch a Kraken game and see the preserved 1962 roof from inside.
United Center, Chicago
Chicago BlackhawksSix Blackhawks Stanley Cup banners hang alongside Michael Jordan's retired jersey. The goal song "Chelsea Dagger" is one of hockey's best-known celebrations.
Why go: Hear "Chelsea Dagger" play after Blackhawks goals. See the banners from the team's 2010s championships.