1 / 3Fogerty Ice Arena
đ Blaine, MN
Fogerty Ice Arena in Blaine, MN runs two NHL-size rinks - the South Rink operating since 1982 and the newer North Rink - plus six sheets of curling ice.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for hockey families and kids curious about curling - both sports have structured league entry points for beginners. Public skating sessions work for all ages, and the attached restaurant means a full outing without leaving the complex. No gear ramps exist at entry, so plan for carrying equipment up stairs.
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James Richards installs
7 months ago
â2 good rinks and a bar. Whats not to likeâ
David Burdick
6 months ago
âLove the historyâ
GenerationalGuide
7 months ago
âArenas are spacious, inviting and easy to watch. Plenty of seating areas with ample space to watch standing as well. The concessions stand was great and open for the tournament and it has an attached eatery as well. The biggest downfall is that there are no ramps for gear. You have to lug your equipment up the stairs and down to get to the locker rooms. Not a big deal for older kids but youth struggle. Ample parking so there is never a worry and a warm arena to boost.â
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Overview
At 9250 Lincoln St NE, Fogerty Arena is one of the Twin Cities' most complete ice facilities. The South Rink carries decades of local hockey history; the North Rink adds capacity for tournaments and events. Six curling sheets - part of the first year-round curling facility in North America - serve beginner through advanced leagues. Moe's Ice House on-site serves a sports-minded food and drink menu before, during, and after events. The concessions stand operates during tournaments.
