Hockey Arena

I want to build a hockey arena and a pavillion onto the side of that. Do you know of a website that i could do that on?

You can find it here http://www.hockeyzone.page.tl/

2010-06-01 08:20:15 by hockeydude

A heart-stirring requiem mass has taken place at the Minsk ice hockey arena, where this evening local side Dynamo were supposed to take on ...

I'm talking unlimited budget but don't go crazy. It needs to be an actual hockey arena that would still support fans.

I would use the technology in place in Europe and Asia...have an adjacent facility with multiple ice sheets that can be rotated in and out. This would allow for the ice to remain uncovered if the arena is being used for other uses (ideally attached to a practice facility); and/or used as a rental facility/profit centre.

If you had three "pods" rotating (think a triangle that you move in a clockwise direction); two with ice sheets and the third empty, you'd never have to cover the ice, and transitioning from one event to another would be much quicker and avoid issues in ice quality.

2010-08-12 02:22:41 by spaceracer

Price: $35.00

I am planning on taking my boyfriend to a leafs game ( His Fave team) i know nothing about hockey what so ever. I looked on the leaf website and there is a game on his birthday against Bruins? would that be a good game? and where should i try to get tickets for? could i buy them behind the team were they sit? would that be a good place?

the seat im in.

2009-09-14 15:49:00 by Kayla Jamieson

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Like, you always hear annoucers saying that the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit has some of the livliest boards in the NHL... Arn't all boards the same? What's the difference between the boards in the Joe and the boards in any other arena?

the boards at the joe are old on the end boards infact they are thr origanal boards from when the rink first opened plus the glass has stantions so there are no springs going througs the boards makeing them much more jello like

2010-03-29 14:34:25 by mr0zip0 Do the HOKEy Pokey!!!

I know nothing about hockey and I'm planning on taking my boyfriend to a hockey game for part of his Valentine's Day present. I was about to buy the tickets online, I realized I have no clue what seats to buy.

It looks like the top would give the best view, probably at one of the ends. But I'm inexperienced, so, asking someone who DOES know which seats to get...

So, what should I get?

Lower bowl are the most expensive, asides from luxury boxes of course, with prices going down as the levels go up.

The height really isn't too important, the most important thing to get if you can is the middle/center ice area if possible. On the side of the players benches is a plus too but not necessary.

If you can't get the middle, try and get the end where the home team will be shooting twice (periods 1 & 3)

2009-02-01 21:17:54 by Tina