Statistics for Biggest Stadiums in NHL

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Rank	Stadium	Capacity	City	% Correct
1	Bell Centre	21,302	Montreal	76%
17	Staples Center	18,230	Los Angeles	71%
2	United Center	19,717	Chicago	71%
19	Madison Square Garden	18,006	New York City	65%
3	Wells Fargo Center	19,543	Philadelphia	59%
4	Little Caesars Arena	19,515	Detroit	53%
22	TD Garden	17,565	Boston	53%
25	T-Mobile Arena	17,368	Las Vegas	53%
7	Amalie Arena	19,092	Tampa	47%
21	Pepsi Center	17,809	Denver	47%
5	Scotiabank Saddledome	19,289	Calgary	47%
10	Air Canada Centre	18,819	Toronto	41%
30	Barclays Center	15,795	Brooklyn	41%
26	Honda Center	17,174	Anaheim	41%
9	Rogers Arena	18,910	Vancouver	41%
13	American Airlines Center	18,532	Dallas	35%
28	Bridgestone Arena	17,113	Nashville	35%
24	Canadian Tire Center	17,373	Ottawa	35%
18	Nationwide Arena	18,144	Columbus, Ohio	35%
23	SAP Center	17,562	San Jose	35%
20	Xcel Energy Center	17,954	Saint. Paul, Minnesota	35%
27	Gila River Arena	17,125	Glendale	29%
12	PNC Arena	18,680	Raleigh	29%
29	Prudential Center	16,514	Newark	29%
16	Rogers Place	18,347	Edmonton	29%
8	KeyBank Center	19,070	Buffalo	18%
11	Scottrade Center	18,724	St. Louis	18%
6	BB&T Center	19,250	Sunrise, Florida	12%
31	Bell MTS Place	15,321	Winnipeg	12%
14	Captial One Arena	18,506	Washington DC	0%
15	PPG Points Arena	18,387	Pittsburgh	0%