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Evansville, IN

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About Swonder Ice Arena

Swonder Ice Arena is a city-owned venue in Evansville, Indiana, featuring two NHL-regulation ice sheets and a mezzanine fitness center. Opened in 2002 as the successor to the former Swonder Ice Rink, it hosts a range of local sports, figure skating, community events, and former home teams. With a total capacity of about 1,500 spectators divided between the West rink (≈1,000) and the East rink (≈500), Swonder offers flexible seating arrangements and a family-friendly atmosphere. Convenient on-site parking and METS public transit make access easy from surrounding neighborhoods.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 1,500 spectators total (approximately 1,000 in the West rink and 500 in the East rink).
  • Address: 209 N Boeke Rd, Evansville, IN 47711.
  • Venue type: City-owned arena with two NHL-regulation ice sheets and a mezzanine fitness center.
  • Seating chart: Public seating chart is not published on the official site; capacity is distributed across two rinks (approx. 1,000 + 500).
  • Parking: On-site parking available; general parking noted in event listings (ample parking; no explicit fee published for all events).
  • Transit: Public transit access via METS.
  • Nearby hotels: Examples include Fairfield Inn Evansville West and Residence Inn Evansville East within a short drive.
  • Notable events hosted: Former home to Evansville IceMen (CHL), Evansville Rage (arena football), River City Ice Theatre, EYHA, and other local clubs; hosted formal/community events such as Deaconess Party of the Year, YWCA Cake party, and American Diabetes Association Gala.
  • Demolished/renamed: The current Swonder Ice Arena (opened 2002) replaced the older Swonder Ice Rink; no demolition of the current arena.