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Thunderbird Arena. This stadium arena has 5,004 permanent seats and can hold up to 7,000 people for special events including concerts, sporting events, conventions, speakers, film shoots and hockey related programs. This venue is the home of UBC Thunderbirds and is accessible for sledge hockey. Father David Bauer Arena & Protrans Arena
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The Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre arena, named in honour of hockey builder Doug Mitchell, was a host venue for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The centre, comprised of the 5,033-seat arena, a practice arena and the refurbished Father David Bauer arena, was the venue for some ice hockey and all sledge hockey ...
Oct 26, 2009 · The Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre arena, named in honour of hockey builder Doug Mitchell, is a host venue for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The centre, comprised of the 5,033-seat arena, a practice arena and the refurbished Father David Bauer arena, was the venue for some ice hockey and all sledge hockey ...
Sep 25, 2008 · So in working with Vancouver alderman Frank Fredrickson -- who had played on the 1920 Winnipeg Falcons, Canada’s first Olympic hockey team -- the $500,000 necessary to build the arena was raised.
UBC’s first winter athletics facility opened in 1963 and has been home to the UBC Thunderbirds Hockey ever since. Named after the founder of Canada’s first national hockey program, Father David Bauer, the arena has undergone massive renovations and gained an additional two rinks: Thunderbird Arena and Protrans Community Arena.
There are three arenas inside the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre: Thunderbird Arena, Father David Bauer Arena, and the Protrans Arena. The Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre is dedicated to providing an exciting and memorable guest experience while ensuring the safety and security of all guests.
The Father David Bauer Arena and the Protrans Arena are primarily used for hockey related programs hockey and skating lessons, public skating sessions, and two hockey leagues. The facility also features pro shop that carries some hockey and skating equipment as well as providing services such as skate rentals and skate sharpening.
