K. C. Irving Regional Centre, Performance hall and ice rink in Bathurst, Canada
The K.C. Irving Regional Centre is a multipurpose complex in Bathurst that houses two separate ice rinks for different uses. The main arena seats about 3,000 for hockey games and events, while additional amenities like dining areas, a walking track, and private boxes serve visitors throughout the facility.
The facility opened in the 1990s and quickly became the largest sports complex in northeastern New Brunswick. Since then, it has grown to serve as a major venue for regional hockey and other sporting events.
The center is home to the Acadie-Bathurst Titan hockey team from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, bringing supporters from across the region together. The sport remains woven into the community's identity and people gather regularly to cheer for their team.
The complex is easy to navigate and clearly divided into different areas for various sports and events. Arriving early helps you find good seating and explore the amenities without rushing, particularly during major games or competitions.
The facility operates two separate arenas with distinct purposes, one dedicated to professional hockey games and the other for community teams and other events. This split use allows the center to support a range of age groups and skill levels throughout the year.
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