Max Bell Centre, Indoor sports complex in Calgary, Canada.
The Max Bell Centre is a dual-rink indoor sports complex with separate facilities for different purposes. The main rink features spectator seating while the secondary rink serves training and smaller events.
The facility was built to support the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, initially hosting training and competition events. After the games it transitioned into a permanent home for local hockey teams.
The facility is a central hub for youth ice hockey in the city and hosts multiple junior teams throughout the season. You will see young athletes training and competing here regularly, making it a vital part of the local hockey community.
Access is available during most hours, particularly in winter when games and training sessions happen regularly throughout the week. The location is well-served by public transportation options.
The main rink was renamed in 2017 to honor a longtime leader of the Calgary Canucks organization. This naming recognizes decades of contribution to youth hockey in the city.
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