Dryden Recreation Centre

Ice pads · 2

• Memorial ArenaSize not recorded

  Also called Dryden Memorial Arena

  About this pad

  City publishes seating as 'just over 1,000 people'; recorded as 1000, which UNDERSTATES the published figure rather than inventing a precise one. Summer dry-pad capacity is separately given as 1,200 on the floor / 1,350 spectators - that is a DRY-FLOOR event capacity, not ice seating, and must not be mapped to seating_capacity. Home of the Dryden GM Ice Dogs (SIJHL) and high-school hockey. Arena desk 807-223-1425 ext. 5, arenadesk@dryden.ca. WEST of the 90th meridian - Central Time (America/Winnipeg). Kenora District observes Central Time, NOT Eastern. A schedule rendered in America/Toronto would be an hour wrong here.

• Pronger ArenaSize not recorded

  Also called Pronger Rink

  About this pad

  Seating 185 per the City. Converts to a CURLING rink from Sunday afternoon to Monday morning each week in season - it is still a hockey ice pad and is counted, but the weekly curling conversion is a real scheduling constraint. Dry-floor capacity 1,180. An expansion to add four new dressing rooms was described as ongoing at retrieval; completion NOT confirmed. WEST of the 90th meridian - Central Time (America/Winnipeg). Kenora District observes Central Time, NOT Eastern. A schedule rendered in America/Toronto would be an hour wrong here.

Where this came from

Drawing

Generated by Blueline from the building outline. Not a photograph. · 6,324 m² footprint

Building outline

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL

Known gap

Postal code not published by the operator. 'Just over 1,000' seating recorded as 1000, which is an under-statement of a vague published figure, not a measurement. The four-dressing-room expansion at Pronger may or may not be complete.