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About ImOn Ice Arena

ImOn Ice Arena serves as a hub for local hockey and figure skating across two locations in Iowa: the Cedar Rapids venue (two-sheet facility with NHL and Olympic rinks) and the Dubuque venue (single-sheet arena on Chaplain Schmitt Island). Both arenas have a strong community focus, hosting USHL teams and a range of youth programs. Whether you’re catching a RoughRiders game in Cedar Rapids or a Fighting Saints game in Dubuque, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats, get there smoothly, and find comfortable nearby lodging and dining.

Below you’ll find venue specifics, parking and transit options, and recommended hotels and restaurants to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Cedar Rapids: ImOn Ice Arena is a two-sheet facility (NHL and Olympic) with approximately 3,850–4,000 seat capacity on the NHL sheet; address 1100 Rockford Rd SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404; home to the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) and various local hockey/figure skating programs.
  • Dubuque: ImOn Arena is a 3,200-seat, single-sheet ice rink on Chaplain Schmitt Island (1800 Admiral Sheehy Dr., Dubuque, IA 52001); home to the Dubuque Fighting Saints (USHL) and youth hockey; renamed ImOn Arena in 2023 via a naming-rights deal.
  • Notable events: Cedar Rapids has hosted USHL RoughRiders games since 2000 and other local hockey/club programs; Dubuque hosted a Clark Cup Championship game with a record crowd (3,480) in 2011.
  • Renaming/demolition status: Cedar Rapids Ice Arena was renamed ImOn Ice through at least 2024 after a naming-rights deal; Dubuque’s venue was renamed ImOn Arena in September 2023 under a five-year agreement.
  • Parking: Official on-site parking exists for events (references indicate ImOn Ice Arena lot is available; see venue parking notes); nearby parking patterns vary by event and lot usage.
  • Transit: Dubuque is served by The Jule public transit; Cedar Rapids is served by Cedar Rapids Transit (local options available via state transit resources).
  • Nearby hotels: Several options exist near Cedar Rapids (e.g., Home2 Suites Cedar Rapids, ~distance from the arena).