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Québec Remparts
Arena Name: Pavillon de la Jeunesse |
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| Pavillon de la Jeunesse |
 Pictures by Andy Ritter of roamingtherinks.com. |
| What was the Arena Like? |
I have not been to the Pavillon de la Jeunesse. If you have anything to contribute, send it to  .
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| Inside the Pavillon de la Jeunesse |
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| How To Get There |
| From Autoroute 73: Exit at Boul. Wilfred-Hamel and proceed east. The arena will be on your left. It's on the same grounds as the Colisée de Québec. |
| What's it Used For Today? |
| The Pavillon de la Jeunesse is Quebec City's historic "second arena", the one that you played when you weren't a big enough draw to sell out the Colisée next door. In the mid-1980's, when the NHL had arrived in the capital region and the original Remparts were drawing something less than flies, they chose to play several of their home games during mid-week and such at the 5,000-seat Pavillon instead of the 15,000-seat Colisée. In the end it didn't particularly help, as the original Remparts folded in 1985. The current incarnation of the Remparts have played pre-season games at the Pavillon, but to my knowledge they have never played a regular season game there. The Pavillon today is home to the Quebec Radio X of the ubiquitous LNAH, as well as the ABA's Quebec Kebekwa. |
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| If anything is incorrect or you have something to add, please e-mail me at and I'll update the guide. |
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2002-08. |