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About Windsor Arena
Welcome to Windsor Arena, a historic indoor venue located at 334 Wyandotte Street East in downtown Windsor, Ontario. Opened in 1924, this iconic building—often referred to as The Barn or Madhouse on McDougall—has a storied past as a major stop for hockey, college athletics, and community events. While a replacement home for sports teams exists nearby, Windsor Arena remains a beloved landmark with a unique legacy. Whether you’re chasing hockey nostalgia, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical seating information, parking tips, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you secure your plans with ease.
Note: Windsor Arena capacity varies by use. Ice hockey events typically accommodate up to 4,400 fans, while concerts can reach about 6,264 attendees. On-site parking historically has been limited, so plan for nearby lots and metered street parking. Transit Windsor serves the area with stops at Wyandotte at McDougall and Crawford at Wyandotte, making public transport a convenient option. Nearby hotels and eateries are within short walks or rides, with affiliate-recommended options including TownePlace Suites Windsor (250 Dougall Ave) and Royal Windsor Motel (2100 Huron Church Rd), plus Caesars Windsor across the river for additional lodging and dining choices. For a focused, no-fuss ticket experience and updates, we’ve got you covered with trustworthy listings and easy purchase pathways.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and identity: Windsor Arena, 334 Wyandotte Street East, Windsor, Ontario (The Barn / Madhouse on McDougall).
- Capacity: Ice hockey capacity 4,400; Concert capacity 6,264.
- Opened/Closed: Opened 1924; Closed 2013.
- Venue type and use: Historic indoor arena; tenants included Windsor Spitfires (OHL) 1975–2008, University of Windsor Lancers 2008–2013, and Windsor Minor Hockey Association (1924–2013).
- Replacement and current status: Replaced as primary home by WFCU Centre in 2008; building remained in use for storage and other purposes, with redevelopment discussions ongoing; 2014 salt-storage use noted, 2022 fire occurred at the site.
- Notable events: Hosted Detroit Cougars (NHL) in 1926–27; home to Windsor Spitfires until 2008; other tenants and events over the years.
- Parking: Historically limited on-site parking; nearby small lots and metered street parking were common practice.
- Transit: The arena area is served by Transit Windsor bus routes; specific stops include Wyandotte at McDougall and Crawford at Wyandotte in downtown Windsor.
- Nearby hotels: Downtown Windsor options such as TownePlace Suites Windsor (250 Dougall Ave) and Royal Windsor Motel (2100 Huron Church Rd); Caesars Windsor hotel across the river offers another nearby lodging option.