My first time to the Hertz Arena was for the Phil Wickham's show. The arena was kept clean and everyone was helpful. My only issue is with security at the door. I watched a woman allowed to bring a PURSE into the show that was way over the card they were carrying and holding up to bags. However my wallet was too long and I had to get out of line after waiting for 30 minutes to put it back in my car, and then return to an even longer line, almost getting stuck in a passing rain front. Maybe if I would have thrown a stank like the Karen in front of me with the purse, I could have gotten my way too. People should all be held to the same standard regardless of throwing a fit or not. How is a purse allowed but not a wallet that literally can only hold cards? I will definitely go back to a show here though but I will make sure to have a clear bag or smaller wallet to not upset the security guard that snapped at me for just saying it's a wallet. read more

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First time here for anything, parking is $30, or $50 for preferred. If you have a handicap placard show it to them & they'll get you closer. Easy in, about 10 minutes getting out. Everything is very accessible, food, drink, selling of concert items. The sound & videography was incredible, I was surprised as this just isn't a venue for concerts. I would highly recommend it. I brought a jacket but it wasn't needed & we were on the main floor where the ice would be if they were playing hockey. read more

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We went to Hertz Arena today to watch our friend's Lady Everblades game on the main rink. Hertz does a nice job with nice ice and chilly, but not completely freezing temps. They have decent concessions, as well. It was fun to see our friend score a goal and a team win of 4-1. read more

Great arena in Estero. Been to quite a few Everblades games there and seen Adam Sandler. Always a good time when I go there. Plenty of parking either pay and be closure or free at Miromar and walk a bit. Clean arena with wonderful employees and staff. read more

Usually I have no issues coming here.. Yesterday I did.. I took my 5 year old to Disney On Ice like usual.. We got there around about 30 mins early.. Waited outside in line which wasn't a big deal.. Get to check in & the new lady tells me my bag is not regulation which it is.. And literally all I had in it was a jacket.. I told her I bring this bag every time.. It's been measured & it is within guidelines.. She told me I could not bring it in.. So I put it in the car & then had to sit again in the hot sun to get back in.. I later talked to a security guard about it.. He said she's new & is confused.. I don't care if she's new!! She was wrong & it ruined my time there!! read more

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I saw Night Ranger in concert here. What a great venue for a show! The parking is very close to the entrance so it was super convenient to drive up and get inside. Parking was $30 but I later learned people park at the shopping center around the corner where Jersey Mike's is and walked over. We were running a bit late so I didn't mind paying to park. We sat on the side, a few sections towards the middle and had a fantastic view of the stage. It was one of those venues where it seems like every seat has a pretty good view. The sound was excellent. Concessions were very pricey as expected, but the than that no complaints. I'd definitely go back for another concert here anytime. read more

What a disappointing night seeing Nate Bargatze. We parked in the mall next door which was not bad. My wife brought a clear bag that met all the requirements and we were still forced to go to the longest line because she had a purse. We paid extra to have floor seats which was a big mistake. We were too close to see the monitors so we missed out on videos being shown before the show. But the worst was the acoustics. So much echo that we missed every punchline. Last time we subject ourselves to this venue. read more

A pretty good venue that I took the drive up from Plantation for because a couple bands I wanted to see were performing here. The parking is very easy to figure out, with the price being $30 it was a little hefty but you can't do much about it. Payment was quick and we went along our way. There isn't much in terms of help with parking and it is more or less a figure it out where to park on your own. When doors opened, the lines went super slow, they only have two people scanning tickets. One of which was having problems with their scanner so there was a long backup of people waiting to get in. Staff was apologetic though, it wasn't their fault. Prices here for drinks are quite reasonable and I ended up getting a 20oz shipyard pumpkin ale for ten dollars, which really isn't a bad price. It was poured perfectly and the taste was amazing! They also had popcorn and other generic food you can get at arenas. While it did look good, I skipped out on food and snacks because I already ate before. No one helped us to our seats so we had to figure them out ourselves. It was easy to find them but if the show as going on and it was dark, it would have been difficult to find them for sure. The sound during the bands was great and you could hear everything very clearly! Leaving was super easy and the workers were nice with sending us off. A nice arena that I would go to again if I had to but I wouldn't drive the 100+ miles if it there was an event I didn't care about missing for sure. read more

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I honestly think that it's great that there's a hockey arena of this size here. While the seating capacity is way smaller than the one in Tampa it's also way larger than theaters with a 3K capacity. I bet they can attract some interesting acts that couldn't fill a big arena. Unfortunately I can't see myself being around to find out. The prices to park here are complete madness. It's $30 for regular and $50 for priority. When you're at the Tampa arena it's mildly understandable that you're going to be gouged because there's so many different parking lots run by different entities and you just want to get out of traffic. Here it's just a big, regular parking lot in front of a building. What is my $30 getting me? It's certainly not getting me a padded seat. Ours felt like sitting on concrete. It's certainly not getting adequate bathroom facilities. I felt so bad for the women that were in one of the longest bathroom lines I've ever seen at a concert arena. Everything felt cramped and claustrophobic here. I was so happy when we finally left. If you come to experience this joy make sure you research the bag policy. While Amalie Arena still allows you to take in a 12"x12"x12" bag, here you're limited to a pitiful 6.5"x4.5" bag. I was so glad I researched this beforehand. read more

Hertz, donut! It sure does! Is being a purseist a thing? I bought floor seats for myself, mom, and my girlfriend for the toby mac hits deep tour. We get to the door and "guard" stood her ground and just would not let my mom in because of her purse. She was NOT in the PURSEsuit of happiness. To her it didn't matter if my mom had any medical conditions whatsoever. I bet that female guard was healthy...as she was heartless. So then she calls her supervisor..he didn't let my poor mother in as well. They both had the audacity to tell me...you can leave your mom outside and you two are fine to go in. WTF! No where in vivid seats was the size of a purse talked about. Listen...its not about the size of the purse...its how you use it. End rant. Now time to give credit where credit is due. Shout out to my man...supervisor Ron. I told him what was going on..he told the password is "medication". And boom! Just like that Ron was able to escort my mom from the front entrance. And she came WITH her purse. God Bless you RON. You give Christians a good name. Unlike your other running mates. read more

I went to this Hertz Arena for the first time with my husband and friends to see the Florida Everglades Hockey Game. Soooooo cool!! What an awesome arena! I really liked the spacious atmosphere and the giant TVs that surrounded the ice skating rink. I loved the music and air horn that they sounded when we scored a goal. Fun experience! I can't wait to go back for another game/event!! read more

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Saw Nate Bargatze last night. Parking cost is ridiculous ($30-$50)! Wife had a small clutch purse - happened to be about an inch too large, forcing us to return to the car to leave it behind -- okay, our mistake, however to make this matter much worse was seeing multiple women inside with purses that were much larger than what she was forced to leave behind! The show started 35 minutes late - the emcee called out a front row ticket holder for having his arms crossed and looking like he was going to fall asleep (hmmmm, perhaps if the show started on time the audience would have been more into it from the onset). Paid-up for floor seats -- huge mistake! The acoustics in the place are absolutely terrible; echos, muddy sounding! I'm sure Nate and the five (count them, five) warm-up comics were great, but not sure as we heard less than half of what they were saying! Waited in line to buy two glasses of wine -- $14/each and a 15% tip -- got home to find my credit card was charged $61 -- must be some kind of new math! Leaving the parking lot after the show was a nightmare! It was our first time seeing an event of this type at the Hertz and we won't be going back, least not for music or standup! read more

Parking around the building $15-30. Arena has fun and lively vibe. Fans are energetic and into the game. Lots of fan stuff.

My home away from home each week for Blades games. They're still doing a great job of providing a great product on and off the ice. There really isn't a bad seat in the house for hockey, but no one is going to take my reserved seat away from me for the season! They recently renovated the rink to match NHL standards (about time!), and probably due to their new contract with the Florida Panthers. They were able to get the job done even with housing hundreds of displaced citizens from the horrible storm during October. The benches have been rebuilt for both teams adding more length and depth, while also installing floor monitors for the coaches! Really sweet adds, plus a notch separating both benches for special seating for some lucky fans. It's a really cool addition. The boards and glass are amazing, and are much safer for play by eliminating hard corners and more flex to the glass. Plus, the look really changes sight lines and upgrades the experience from the seats. It's quite noticeable and was much needed. Concessions can be hit or miss depending on who they have staffed. Understandably, most of the people working are volunteers from local high schools where I believe Hertz provides some of the money to their respective programs. My biggest suggestion for each stand would be to have two lines dedicated to solely serving beers, and other lines just for food. It would make things move so much faster, b/c most of the cashiers are teenagers and have to search for an adult to pour a cold one (or two). They have alleviated some of this by having stand-alone carts on the short side of the promenade around the arena, but it's just a band-aid to the problem. Overall, having a terrific arena for not only hockey but all kinds of events and concerts in our backyard is one of the greatest things in SW Florida. Not to mention, having a 2-time Kelly Cup Champion who consistently are at the top of the ECHL year after year to cheer for is something to look forward to every week. Go Blades! read more

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Nice size arena to see a show. I saw Bill Burr and he was very funny. 2 aspects that absolutely suck: first, traffic getting in takes about a half hour or more;. Also, The seats are tiny. If you're over 350 lbs you can't sit comfortably in these seats. read more

I hope people actually check reviews because I was trying to find a link to file a complaint at the Hertz but couldn't find it. The staff at the check-in where you check your bags are retired people who don't have any respect for anyone. They also are not culturally competent. They are arrogant and don't use the proper wording to give you instructions. If you are supposed to not walk in with your purse, it only takes one time to say, please return your purse to your car and explain the regulations. They also look down on people who are not club members. I hope this changes. And this message goes to comedians, and event planners with the outmost respectful thoughts. My purse was a size acceptable by any arena. It was a Vera Bradley Women's Ripstop Sling Backpack, see attached picture. It was smaller than the one a lady had which was a see through plastic medium size pouch, but because it was see through they allowed it. Point being, they neglected to explain the carry on purse rules correctly. Two games ago, ironically, I brought the same purse and nobody said a thing. read more

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Hertz arena opened in November of 1998. It has a seating capacity of 7,181. The Florida Everblades, a professional minor league hockey team, has been a primary tenant since it's opening. We came on a Wednesday night to watch the Florida Everblades in the Kelly Cup Playoffs, Conference Finals, Game 3 in best of 7. The Everblades had a 2-0 series lead over the Newfoundland Growlers. We arrived approximately 30 minutes early. Parking was $15. (cash only), and there was no problem finding a good parking spot with only a short walk to the entrance. After walking through a metal scanner I produced the tickets I had downloaded to the attendant who scanned them, and we were in. Employees were friendly, courteous, and were greeting customers as they arrived. As is the case with most arenas, the outer hallways had various food and drink booths featuring beer, water, soda, nacho's, pizza, ice cream etc.. There were vendors selling Everblades jerseys and memorabilia. The seating areas were well marked with arrows pointing the way and attendants to assist. As many reviewers have pointed out there's no bad seats and it's the truth. Every seat has a good view of the action on the ice. However the seats are not overly large and there are no cup holders. Speaking of action on the ice, if you've never been to a professional ice hockey game, you really should go. Everyone was having a great time cheering on the home team, participating in the singalongs, and enjoying the huge widescreen overhead cam. This is a family fun event with many youngsters in attendance and they were having a ball! It was an exciting and excellent game. There were a lot of excellent passes, and some great individual efforts in both scoring and goal saving. Multiple power plays provided plenty of excitement. After a hard hitting match, the home team ended up winning 4-3. It was a great game, a great time. read more

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Hertz Arena can accommodate 7000+ patrons. For a small-town indoor stadium, it is not bad! We have attended many hockey games, basketball games, concerts, even business events here from former Germaine Arena to now the Hertz Arena. One of great advantage of Hertz Arena because its size, there is no bad seat. I must admitted that we are not hockey fan, but we never heard of Everblade until we were invited to one of their games by our neighbors many years ago. We enjoyed a few cold beers, drinks and snacks especially their glazed pecan, walnuts, almond and peanut. It is nice to have a local ice-skating rink. Recently, we went to "Stars on Ice" show feature Ice Skating Professionals, and Olympians. They skated their hearts out! A beautiful and enjoyable show! We have a minor incident at the stadium entrance. One member of party has a purse which is slightly bigger the allowable 6.5 x 4.5-inch size, the attendant made her to put her purse back in the parked car. I don't mind you search for prohibited items but reject the purse for size just half inch larger is ridicule! The size of purse must be a safety concern in Hertz arena management! Another patron on the next check in lane has to empty her bottled water before she is allowed to enter the stadium! One of my complaints is their parking. It is small! The charges range from $15 to $25. Wow, for a minor league facility? This is a small-town parking with a big city price! read more

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Hertz Arena in Estero, Florida is an amazing experience for anyone interested in being apart of live music, entertainment, and sports events! The venue has a staff that goes above and beyond to make all feel welcome, safe, and are attentive to helping quests make it the most enjoyable time during the event. I was grateful to be invited as a guest of the Yelp group's SWFL Elite Badge Members event night to cheer and celebrate another win for the Florida Everglades Hockey League. Additionally to the excitement this was the Everglades 4th straight win! Visitors to Florida, Florida residents and Snowbirds put the Hertz Arena on your bucket list as a destination if you want to experience a beautiful arena, a staff that sets the bar high for guests, and a wide variety of booked events that are available for all who want an immersive experience. read more

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Big blades fan here ! Season ticket holders and I'm so disappointed that I've had nothing but bad experiences at the box office not 1 or two times but 4 !!! Older lady with glasses short hair... did she forget she chooses where she works? To make me feel uncomfortable and questioning how I got into the game when I was redeeming vouchers for friends to join us ... that's sad. Younger girl and I don't have specific name ... even worse. I'd deff get better staff that matches the staff of the rest of the arena. I will not be visiting the box office again - I'll figure it out another way read more

Getting out of the Hertz Arena parking is a nightmare!! we parked by the Miramar mall and it still took an hour to get out! This definitely takes away from a fabulous show by Sebastian Maniscalco! Would definitely go to see Sebastian again but definitely not at the Hertz Arena. read more

If you are going to charge for parking, maybe find a more efficient way of processing payments rather than charging every car as they pull in. 45 minutes waiting to pay $30 to park and we ended up walking a half mile anyway. Awful awful awful. read more

Warm bleachers, clean bathrooms, and decent concessions - what else could anyone ask for in an ice arena venue?! read more

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My husband told me we were going to see a Pink Floyd tribute band (Brit Floyd) at Hertz arena. I normally don't like tribute bands and I don't know very much Pink Floyd music. Hertz arena is very easy to park in , even arriving 15 minutes before the concert. The bad part was they charge you 30.00 to park and only accept credit cards. We purposely stopped for cash thinking we would need it and we had sticker shock with the 30.00 charge with no warning.Casinos in Arizona charge little or no parking charge and they are a high end venue so Hertz may want to rethink their parking policy as it will deter people from using this venue. . They don't let you in with a purse larger than a postage stamp so I didn't bring one. The had ample staff to take you to your seats. It's cold in there because it's an ice arena so if you run cold bring a jacket. Brit Floyd had amazing guitar, sax , keyboard and drums as well as vocals. They also had a light show and 70,s videos that were awesome. The arena had great acoustics and everything went off flawlessly. I loved it and bonus the seats were comfy ( when we weren't standing). If you get a chance to go, this band is so worth seeing. The music, the lights, the videos transport you to a different time and it's an awesome ride. Kudos to Hertz and Brit Floyd. read more

Attended hockey game at arena in January 2025 Mediocre in several ways My Lyft driver had trouble getting directed to the correct lane for drop off and no signs at all for pick up at end of game Security guard at entry was rude and aggressive about my small clutch - it was barely (about 1/8 inch) larger than the guidelines - before I even said anything he started yelling loudly at me to go put in my car - I calmly apologized and asked if there were lockers available - he yelled more - I tried to explain that I was visiting and had taken a Lyft here. He got aggressive and I ended backing away from him - he shouted "I guess I have to let you in..." I felt bad - I didn't think to check the bag policy - this same clutch has been with me to AHL & NHL games. I ended trying to calm down through the first period. The layout of the arena is confusing with limited signage. The set up of the bathrooms near the concession stand is odd. The lines were long and the food was pricy and barely edible. It was also really chilly in there - bring a sweatshirt! Be careful of what row and section you sit in - I sat in row 24 above the home goal - was surrounded by college age students who drank an impressive amount - made me worried who was driving them all home safely. They spilled beer everywhere. It made the NHL games I have been to look tame...... The game was good - it is a small arena so you can see the game easily read more

Why all the hate for this place? What a cool older building filled with nostalgia. There were plenty of places inside for food and drinks and team swag. I was expecting much less. The cauliflower pizza was impressive and the staff was super friendly. I suggest bringing warm clothes as the inside temperature is probably in the 50's if I had to guess. Enjoy it! We did and look forward to going back! read more

Saw Bill Burr here fairly recently, and can, for the purpose of this review, easily tap back into the bottomless pit of misery and fury that I fell into trying to get to the arena and subsequently park. Take equal parts shitty civil engineering, traffic control (ie complete lack thereof), parking lot design, and clueless schmuckbucket staff, and you've got the recipe for helping that cute little aneurysm chilling quietly somewhere in the depths of your skull to turn into a corpulent time bomb just itching to burst and cause you to stroke out. The good: once you get past every asshole in Southwest Florida, who think they can disobey all traffic laws and eschew any basic human decency because they're clearly the only ones there that are late for something, paying for parking was easy. Attendants come up to your car while you're sitting there in endless traffic, fuming, and run your credit card within 30 seconds. The bad (AKA literally everything else): parking is a festering excrement. We were directed down a long aisle, only to find out that the whole thing was full. So we drive around asking for where to park. Attendants are literally like "lol no idea bro," and leave it at that. We ended up hopping a curb and parking on a slope just a few feet away from the retention pond, and throwing on a parking break. It's like this was the first time Hertz Arena had any sort of traffic by the way everyone was acting. That experience alone is worth one star. I'll throw in a second star because our car survived and neither of us were shanked that night. Talk about lowering my standards. If you're thinking of coming here, pack a meal and some drinks and literally arrive 3+ hours earlier than you think you'll need to. Make a picnic of it and save yourself the rage. If only Ft Myers would have some sort of traffic control set up for bigger events like this. Me? I'll be avoiding this place like the plague. read more

Great arena! We live coming here to see hockey games! The food is great and staff is friendly. They have many food options available which makes this arena one of the best! read more

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Such a fantastic place to watch a hockey game. Every seat is fantastic as this stadium isn't that large. Good beer selections, Modelo on tap and they have limes! Clean bathrooms, friendly food/drink vendors. Kids walking around selling raffle tickets for charity. They were super adorable dropping loops of tickets all over the floor, excited to talk with us hockey fans!! read more

I just returned from Boots in the Sand concert. I felt the stereo system was inadequate. They only have speakers in the front by the stage and I didn't see any other speakers. The acoustics were not good and the music blasted. My ears were hurting terribly when I got out of concert. I'll probably have tennitis or hearing loss this week. I don't plan to go here for another concert. The seats were very small and uncomfortable. We were packed in like sardines. read more

This was my first time at the Hertz Arena. Price for parking was $30 for the Jordan Peterson event! We paid $50 for VIP parking as my knee was sore and couldn't walk very far. That is outrageous on top of their ridiculously high priced snacks and drinks. You are packed into this place like sardines. I had an end floor seat and it was still very uncomfortable. The sound system is horrid. They only have speakers at the front of the stage and it's muffled. I am going to the Brandon Lake concert there in late April and I am dreading it!!! That said, the Jordan Peterson talk was epic! read more

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Visited twice for bull riding. It's a 2 hour drive for me to get there so it's not a venue I frequent often, nor would I choose to if we lived close. It's not horrible but it could use a makeover for sure. Parking is sufficient but overpriced (as are most arenas or events) and not very organized. Seating is TIGHT. I mean, you will not have any personal space. And there are no cup holders which forces you to hold everything. Seats aren't that comfy either. I don't think there is a bad view in the place. Quite literally the last row of seats is 18 rows back...and I really liked not having someone behind me. Food is reasonable but drinks are not. Compared to a large stadium (Raymond James, Tropicana Field, Amalie Arena) the food is a value...$5 for a pretzel & cheese, $5 for some chicken tenders - but then they gauge the drinks and charge you $4 for a 20oz bottled soda. They don't have fountain drinks as far as I could tell. read more

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Nate Bargatze show Feb 16 parking was terrible!! The record setting attendance overwhelmed the parking lot, and made traffic in and out horrendous. I had to park on a downhiil slope in front of a pond after driving over a curb at the direction of the parking lot attendant. If the Arena is going to charge $33 for parking, they should at least add some traffic people to help the congestion. It took 45 min to go the last half mile coming in, and leaving took at least 45 minutes as well. Nate was great but this is the last time I am going to the Hertz Arena! read more

We frequent Arenas around the state because we enjoy Christian concerts. The Hertz arena was not my favorite by far. When you enter the space the ceiling is extremely low and the hallways are very cluttered. The stands for the food are very limiting in the food that they they sell. I will give five stars for the attention that the staff gives to the patrons. The sound system was up to par as well. If I were given the choice to go back, I would probably decline. Pro tip: Make sure that you bring $15 cash for the parking. read more

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Rating this based off our experience of just getting here. We WERE NOT communicated with that parking was $25 and is cash only. Not a great start to our evening. We were late getting in because we had to go store to get cash back. The food options were awful. Over priced and cold food we had to wait for and it was disgusting. Plus no variety of anything. Everything was heated in the microwave. The only cute thing was the local high school kids ran the booths. Oh and if you wanted food the kiosks closed 2 hours into a 4 and half hour show meaning we could not have any food or drinks AT all during 2nd half of show. We had floor seats and they were very small and tight together. We while we enjoyed the product we paid to watch (THANK YOU AEW) we will NEVER return to Hertz Arena for any reason such was our awful experience with the venue read more

Parking is a rip off if you want to get close is $50. Seats are tiny! I am a bigger person but I've never not fit in a seat before! I wasn't the only one, saw many men & women struggling to wedge themselves in. Once you do you are leg to leg & arm to arm with the person next to you. Concert was good but the venue sucks. Will never return. read more

I've been coming here for years and quite pleased with the arena which was formerly named Germain Arena. The place isn't massive but still hosts over 7k seats and truthfully, there isn't really any bad seats. Parking is $20.00 and woman are now required to use a small clear purse. FYI. There are different stalls that serve various beers and we especially enjoy going to the Kona section where they have the Kona Brown draft beer. Another great little gem is, the nut station where you can get the cinnamon praline cashews. So good!! The concert was fantastic as usual, Kelsie Ballerini and Brett Young were off the charts spectacular tonight! Glad to see great concerts coming to SWFL and 2018 was an amazing year of shows and 2019 is following in its steps. Overall great experience coming here today and the service/staff were very helpful. There is plenty of parking and recommend you leave a few minutes early to avoid gridlock when leaving! read more

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There is not a bad seat in this arena. We went to the Bad Bunny concert which "started at 8" but really started at 9 lol. We were in section 116 and I am so happy with our seat selection! We could see him perfectly, definitely worth every single cent. The seats were much cheaper than American Airlines. The parking was $20, and I'm so glad I got there an hour early. Everything went smoothly. However, if we would've came later it would've been mayhem! The arena was slammed packed. Leaving was easy because we came early and had good parking. Our friends that came late had a hard time leaving because the parking lot was soooo full people had to park in the sidewalks. Super impressed with this arena. I'll be back! read more

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How does anyone dog this place? It's the epitome of fun minor league hockey. Hot outside and cool and fu inside. The food and beer prices are actually reasonable. But the idea you can be in a great seat any place in the arena under $30??? C'mon, be fair. I have been to numerous games and have been blown away by their product and effort to make it fun. Not one bad seat in the building. read more

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Formerly Germain Arena, they are undergoing updates to a new sponsor. Large parking lot, a main hockey hall for the local pro team and special events (they change out the ice as needed), and two smaller rinks to the side. Note that the smaller ones are not too crowded over the holidays. Public skate was $7 on M-R, $5 on Friday (and comes with a slice of pizza/soda specials some days for $8), and freestyle sessions are $12 weekdays and $6 weekends (cheap, relatively), with coaches available and their contact info through the website. I do wish their schedule was a little easier to find online, and a little more seating in the food/changing area (warmer) for people to relax in, plus maybe something faster at the payment window (line stretched far back during the popular pizza/soda days), but this does the young hockey teams and figure skaters well, with some time for the public skates for people wanting to do something on a holiday or weekend. read more