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Moncton Wildcats
Arena Name: Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre |
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| Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre |
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| What was the Arena Like? |
| Of all the arenas I have visited and categorized on this website, the Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre in Moncton might well be the most nondescript. It's a Junior B arena no different from any other you might have visited in your own town. You know it even though you have never been there - the metal walls, the bright, tasteful lobby, the boards indicating which rec league team is assigned to which dressing room and when. There are four pads on-site, but the main one has about eight rows of seats on each side from goal line to goal line. The 4-Ice Centre was never intended to be anything more than a 1,500 seat community arena, and that's what it is. Its pedigree as a home for the Q only exists because for some reason the city of Moncton considers the circuses, trade shows, and other events that might occasionally book into the Moncton Coliseum to be far more important than junior hockey, and so the Wildcats occasionally have to play home games at the Plex. I hope for their sake that they don't have to keep doing so forever. |
How To Get There |
| From the TCH: Exit at #446, Christie Rd./Berry Mills Rd. Proceed east into town. When you hit the overpass at NB-15 (Wheeler Dr.), Berry Mills becomes Killam Drive. Continue using the directions below. From NB-15: Exit at Killam Dr. and proceed east. Make your first right on Pacific Ave. Turn left on Russ Howard Drive (aka Millennium Drive). The 4-Plex will be on your right. |
| Inside the Tim Horton's 4-Ice Centre |
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| What's it Used For Today? |
| The 4-Plex is used for minor hockey, broomball, and pretty much any other event you can think of, as well as being home to the Junior "A" Moncton Beavers. |
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