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Argyll Arena

Argyll Arena

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6225 100 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E 6E1, Canada
(780) 438-4856 argyll-arena.com
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Mar 4, 2018
Firstly, for anyone who's never been there, the arena is tucked behind the hotel. It's difficult to find for first-timers. The arena itself is typical of older arenas in the city. It's certainly showing its age, however it does the job. Make certain to lock up valuables or the dressing room though, as theft is not uncommon here. Ice surface is well maintained, but it's a cold arena; don't be surprised if your feet are cold by the time you finish. Ice times seem to be booked commonly for 1.25 hours, rather then one hour, which is typical of other arenas.

May 12, 2018
Friendly staff and the best shower heads / water pressure in the city. Ice is nice and hard can't say I've ever been there and had the ice too soft.

Oct 23, 2017
Older barn with no frills. Rooms are medium sized, bathrooms are tiny. Ice is usually pretty good, but on-ice lighting could be a lot better. Showers are a bright spot - always tons of hot water and great pressure. Parking can be a pain if there is an event next door at Union Hall.

Oct 28, 2017
Played here tonight in my AMHL league as I do a couple times a year nothing fancy your standard old barn. The rink fresh air and exhaust system could use work it always stinks after the zamboni floods the ice. You can always here the bass when concerts are playing next door and sometimes smell cigarette/weed smoke on the benches while playing not sure how that’s getting inside though? Oh and the showers are pretty good but not as good as the new rinks.

Dec 28, 2017
Privately owned arena, mostly for mens hockey leagues. Old rink.

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