Biggest NHL Arena: Top 4
The NHL is the most popular sport in the United States. Some fans follow the games on TV and engage in NHL betting. Others go to the arenas to watch the matches live. This article looks at the four biggest NHL arenas.
Montreal Canadiens play in the biggest NHL arena, the Bell Center, with 21,273 people. The Bell Centre, formerly the Molson Center opened in March 1996. It hosted an All-star game and an NHL entry draft in 2009.
The United Center is the second biggest NHL arena with 19,717 seats. It is home to the Chicago Bulls of the NBA and the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks. The United Centre has hosted three Stanley Cup Finals, in 2010, 2013 and 2015.
Wells Fargo Center is the third biggest NHL arena with a capacity of 19,543. It hosts the Philadelphia Flyers.
Little Caesars Arena is the biggest NHL arena with 19,515 seats. It is home to the Detroit Pistons and the Red Wings.
The NHL is fun to watch regardless of where you choose to see the games. The stadiums above are the biggest in terms of size and serve as home to some of the most iconic NHL teams.
