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About Tom Forsyth Memorial Arena

Tom Forsyth Memorial Arena is a municipal ice arena housed within the Lakeside Multiplex in Burns Lake, British Columbia. With seating for up to 640 spectators, this community-focused venue hosts hockey, skating, and related programs, and has welcomed notable events like BCHL Road Show weekends. While detailed seating charts aren’t published publicly, the arena’s primary capacity is the reliable guide for planning your visit. Whether you’re attending a local game, an exhibition, or a community program, we’ve got you covered with practical information to help you secure your seats and plan your trip.

Location and access are straightforward for locals and visitors alike. Transit options via BC Transit connect Burns Lake to larger hubs like Prince George and Smithers, with routes 161 and 162 serving Burns Lake and nearby stops along Highway 16. For drivers, parking details aren’t published by the facility, so we recommend contacting the Lakeside Multiplex staff to confirm parking options on event days. If you’re staying nearby, a few hotels and inns along Highway 16 offer convenient stays, while a range of local dining options provide quick meals before or after events. When you’re ready to plan your trip, we’ll help you secure your seats and get you the information you need to enjoy the event without the hassle.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 133 Flogum St, Burns Lake, BC V0J 1E0.
  • Venue type: Municipal ice arena (part of the Lakeside Multiplex) that houses hockey, skating and related programs.
  • Capacity: Seating for up to 640 spectators.
  • Seating chart: No public seating chart is published on official site; capacity is the primary public spec.
  • Parking: Parking details are not published on the official site; contact facility staff for specifics.
  • Transit: BC Transit serves Burns Lake with routes that connect to Prince George and Smithers (e.g., routes 161 and 162), which can access Burns Lake and nearby stops along Highway 16.
  • Nearby hotels include Tweedsmuir Hotel (331 Hwy 16), Wanakena Motel (815 Hwy 16 East), Key-oh Lodge (770 Hwy 16 West), and Sunshine Inn Burns Lake (920 Hwy 16 West).
  • Notable events hosted: BCHL Road Show events (e.g., 2022 and 2026 Road Show weekends).