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About South Surrey Arena
Welcome to South Surrey Arena, the municipal ice arena located within South Surrey Athletic Park in Surrey, British Columbia. Home to the Surrey Eagles since 1992, this venue features one Olympic-sized rink and fixed seating for 1,182 spectators. Whether you’re catching a local hockey game, a national event, or a community skate, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit.
We’ll outline seating specifics, parking availability, transit options, and nearby hotels and restaurant choices to fit a range of budgets—all while keeping the experience easy and straightforward.
South Surrey Arena is a reliable community hub, hosting regional and national skating and hockey events. For visitors prioritizing convenience, consider nearby transit options along 148 Street with several TransLink routes in the area. When you’re ready to secure your tickets or plan a trip, count on us as your trusted connection to accessible, no-fuss arrangements.
Note: This venue page focuses on practical information to help you navigate the arena, with emphasis on the credible, local context and reliable options for parking, transit, and nearby stays and dining.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 2199-148 Street, Surrey, BC V4A 8L5
- Venue type: Municipal ice arena within South Surrey Athletic Park; one Olympic-sized rink
- Capacity: 1,182 fixed seating
- Parking: 296 parking stalls (8 accessible)
- Seating chart: fixed seating for 1,182; seating map referenced by Surrey Eagles ticket pages
- Transit: nearby TransLink bus routes serve the area (examples include 321, 345, 360, 531; closest stops along 148 Street)
- Nearby hotels: Best Western King George Inn & Suites (approx. 12 km away); Civic Hotel, Autograph Collection (surrounding Surrey area); other options tied to Surrey/White Rock area
- Notable events hosted: home of the Surrey Eagles since 1992; has hosted national events such as the 2005 Canadian Short Track Speed Skating Championships and the 2009 National U18 Women’s Hockey Championship
- Renamed/demolished: No demolition or renaming reported; venue appears to remain operational as South Surrey Arena