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About Pullar Stadium & Community Building
Pullar Stadium & Community Building is a historic, multi-use venue in the heart of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Opened in 1939, this combined ice stadium and community center has hosted everything from the Upper Peninsula Winter Carnival dedication and Detroit Red Wings training camps in the 1950s to teen dances, graduations, big band shows, and visiting circuses. Today, it serves as home ice for the Soo Eagles and a versatile site for community events, performances, and more. With a seating capacity of approximately 2,250 and a flexible event layout, Pullar Stadium is a dependable option for fans and event-goers in the region. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 435 E Portage Ave, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783.
- Venue type: combined ice stadium and community building (ice rink, pro shop, concessions; used for dances, graduation, circuses).
- Capacity: approximately 2,250 seats.
- Seating chart: no official public seating chart published; third-party seating charts exist online.
- Parking: on-site/off-street parking with a lot behind the venue.
- Transit: served by City of Sault Ste. Marie transit (regular bus fare and Parabus); plan for local public transportation available in the city.
- Nearby hotels: Baymont by Wyndham Sault Ste. Marie, Comfort Inn Sault Ste. Marie, plus other downtown options nearby.
- Notable history/events: completed 1939; Upper Peninsula Winter Carnival dedication in 1940; Detroit Red Wings training camps in the 1950s; hosted teen dances, graduations, big bands, and visiting circuses; now home to the Soo Eagles.