Largest Indoor arenas in Quebec, Canada
Overview
Which is the largest indoor arena in Quebec?
The largest indoor arena in Quebec is Bell Centre of Montreal with a maximum seating capacity of 21,700 spectators.The seating capacities of the indoor arenas in Quebec range from capacities of 1,500 spectators to 21,700 spectators, with the average sports venue being able to host around 4,565.4 spectators.
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Cities with the most large-capacity indoor arenas
The city with the most large-capacity indoor arenas is Montreal.
Most recent and oldest indoor arenas
The most recently opened indoor arenas in Canada are Colisée Vidéotron of Trois-Rivières and Slush Puppie Centre of Gatineau in 2021.The oldest indoor arena in Canada is Colisée De Trois-Rivières of Trois-Rivières which opened in 1938.The average building ages of the indoor arenas in Canada is 49.1 years old, with the oldest being 84 years old.
Let's check out some of these largest indoor arenas in Quebec.
Bell Centre is the largest indoor arena by capacity in Canada.
Bell Centre is an indoor arena in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, which can house a full seating capacity of 21,700 spectators. Bell Centre was opened in the year 1996 (26 years of age).
Home of Montreal Canadiens, the indoor arenais a venue for sports events such as hockey and basketball.
Compare Bell Centre with Progressive Auto Sales Arena from Sarnia.
Videotron Centre is the largest indoor arena by capacity in Quebec City, Quebec.
Opened in 2015, Videotron Centre is a 7-year-old indoor arena, with a maximum capacity of 20,396 spectators. It is located in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada.
The indoor arena is home to Quebec Remparts and is a venue for sports such as hockey.
Compare Videotron Centre with Eastlink Centre from Charlottetown.
Compare Videotron Centre with Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena from Hamilton.
Place Bell is an indoor arena in Laval, Quebec, Canada, which can house a full seating capacity of 10,000 spectators. Place Bell was opened in the year 2017 (5 years of age).
The indoor arena is home to Laval Rocket and is a venue for sports such as hockey.
Located in Rimouski, Quebec, Canada, Colisée Financière Sun Life is an indoor arena which can accommodate up to 5,062 spectators. Colisée Financière Sun Life was opened in the year 1966 (56 years of age).
Home to teams such as Rimouski Océanic, the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey.
Compare Colisée Financière Sun Life with Merlis Belsher Place from Saskatoon.
Compare Colisée Financière Sun Life with Mosaic Place from Moose Jaw.
Maurice Richard Arena is an indoor arena that can seat up to 4,750 spectators. Located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Maurice Richard Arena was opened in the year 1962 (60 years of age).
Compare Maurice Richard Arena with Mosaic Place from Moose Jaw.
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Colisée Vidéotron is the largest indoor arena by capacity in Trois-Rivières, Quebec.
Opened in 2021, Colisée Vidéotron is a 1-year-old indoor arena, with a maximum capacity of 4,390 spectators. It is located in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada.
Home to teams such as Trois-Rivières Lions, the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey.
Compare Colisée Vidéotron with Amherst Stadium from Amherst.
Slush Puppie Centre is an indoor arena that can seat up to 4,080 spectators. Located in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada, Slush Puppie Centre was opened in the year 2021 (1 years of age).
Home of Gatineau Olympiques, the indoor arenais a venue for sports events such as hockey.
Compare Slush Puppie Centre with Rath Eastlink Community Centre from Truro.
Compare Slush Puppie Centre with Videotron Centre from Quebec City.
Robert Guertin Centre is an indoor arena located in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. Opened in the year 1952, Robert Guertin Centre's building age is 70 years and has a seating capacity of up to 4,000 spectators.
Home to teams such as Gatineau Olympiques, the indoor arena hosts events for sports such as hockey.
Compare Robert Guertin Centre with Centre Sportif Lacroix-Dutil from Saint-Georges.
Compare Robert Guertin Centre with Ovintiv Events Centre from Dawson Creek.
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