Oldest to newest NHL arenas: Madison Square Garden to UBS

There's no place like home. Where do the NHL's 32 franchises call home? Here's a look at all 32 arenas -- from the oldest to the newest:

Madison Square Garden (New York) - New York Rangers

First season: 1967-68

Capacity: 18,006

Scotiabank Saddledome (Calgary, Alberta) - Calgary Flames

First season: 1983-84

Capacity: 19,289

Delta Center (Salt Lake City) - Utah Hockey Club

First season: 1991-92

Capacity: 16,200

Honda Center (Anaheim, California) - Anaheim Ducks

First season: 1993-94

Capacity: 17,174

SAP Center (San Jose, California) - San Jose Sharks

First season: 1993-94

Capacity: 17,562

Enterprise Center (St. Louis) - St. Louis Blues

First season: 1994-95

Capacity: 18,096

United Center (Chicago) - Chicago Blackhawks

First season: 1994-95

Capacity: 19,717

Bell Centre (Montreal) - Montreal Canadiens

First season: 1995-96

Capacity: 21,105

Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa, Ontario) - Ottawa Senators

First season: 1995-96

Capacity: 18,652

Rogers Arena (Vancouver, British Columbia) - Vancouver Canucks

First season: 1995-96

Capacity: 18,910

TD Garden (Boston) - Boston Bruins

First season: 1995-96

Capacity: 17,565

Amalie Arena (Tampa, Florida) - Tampa Bay Lightning

First season: 1996-97

Capacity: 19,092

KeyBank Center (Buffalo, New York) - Buffalo Sabres

First season: 1996-97

Capacity: 19,070

Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia) - Philadelphia Flyers

First season: 1996-97

Capacity: 15,581

Capital One Arena (Washington) - Washington Capitals

First season: 1997-98

Capacity: 18,573

Amerant Bank Arena (Sunrise, Florida) - Florida Panthers

First season: 1998-99

Capacity: 19,250

Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, Tennessee) - Nashville Predators

First season: 1998-99

Capacity: 17,159

Scotiabank Arena (Toronto) - Toronto Maple Leafs

First season: 1998-99

Capacity: 18,800

Ball Arena (Denver) - Colorado Avalanche

First season: 1999-2000

Capacity: 18,007

Lenovo Center (Raleigh, North Carolina) - Carolina Hurricanes

First season: 1999-2000

Capacity: 18,700

Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles) - Los Angeles Kings

First season: 1999-2000

Capacity: 18,230

Nationwide Arena (Columbus, Ohio) - Columbus Blue Jackets

First season: 2000-01

Capacity: 18,144

Xcel Energy Center (St. Paul, Minnesota) - Minnesota Wild

First season: 2000-01

Capacity: 18,064

American Airlines Center (Dallas) - Dallas Stars

First season: 2001-02

Capacity: 18,532

Prudential Center (Newark, New Jersey) - New Jersey Devils

First season: 2007-08

Capacity: 16,514

PPG Paints Arena (Pittsburgh) - Pittsburgh Penguins

First season: 2010-11

Capacity: 18,387

Canada Life Centre (Winnipeg, Manitoba) - Winnipeg Jets

First season: 2011-12

Capacity: 15,294

Rogers Place (Edmonton, Alberta) - Edmonton Oilers

First season: 2016-17

Capacity: 18,641

Little Caesars Arena (Detroit) - Detroit Red Wings

First season: 2017-18

Capacity: 19,515

T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas) - Vegas Golden Knights

First season: 2017-18

Capacity: 17,500

Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle) - Seattle Kraken

First season: 2021-22

Capacity: 17,151

UBS Arena (Elmont, New York) - New York Islanders

First season: 2021-22

Capacity: 17,255

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