Prospera Place

Prospera Place is a multipurpose arena in the downtown area that can accommodate between roughly 6,900 and 7,800 spectators depending on the event type. The building includes several locker rooms, an on-site restaurant, and multiple concession areas for food and drinks.

The facility opened in 1999 to replace the older Kelowna Memorial Arena. It was originally known as Skyreach Place until it was renamed in 2003.

The venue is home to the local hockey team and regularly draws concertgoers, figure skating fans, and curling enthusiasts from across the region. It shapes the cultural life of the city by bringing different audiences together under one roof.

The facility is located on Water Street in the downtown area, making it easy to reach and accessible on foot. Visitors will find plenty of dining and drink options available both at the restaurant and through various concession stands throughout the venue.

The ice surface itself is specially sized to support various winter sports, from professional hockey to regional curling competitions. This design allows the venue to shift quickly between different event types without major modifications.

Location: Kelowna

Inception: August 28, 1999

Official opening: August 28, 1999

Capacity: 8000

GPS coordinates: 49.89280,-119.49500

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:00