Brandt Centre, indoor arena in Regina, Saskatchewan
The Brandt Centre is an indoor arena at REAL District in Regina, opened on 2 October 1977 as the Regina Agridome. It seats 6,200 for hockey and up to 7,129 for concerts. The photograph shows a rectangular ice sheet ringed by white boards and glass, with two decks of blue seats and a steel-truss ceiling.
Construction began in 1975 and the arena opened on 2 October 1977 as the Regina Agridome, replacing the Regina Exhibition Stadium. Regina-based farm equipment maker Brandt Group bought the naming rights in 2005. Renovations preceded the 2018 Memorial Cup, with the city contributing $1 million.
The arena sits at REAL District, the former exhibition grounds, and is operated by Regina Exhibition Association Ltd. Hockey seating is 6,200, rising to 7,129 for concerts. Entry points and seating decks differ between Pats games and other events, so confirm the event before travelling. The suspended scoreboard, installed in 2015, hangs above centre ice.
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