Norway Savings Bank Arena

Auburn, ME · Public skating times & prices

Auburn's two-sheet city arena, open since 2013 and the only dual-surface ice arena in Maine

Public skating at Norway Savings Bank Arena: the next 7 days

For the latest skating dates, check the rink’s official information.

Address
985 Turner St, Auburn, ME 04210
Phone
207-333-6688
Website
norwaysavingsbankarena.com
Aerial view of the tan metal-sided Norway Savings Bank Arena building with its sign over the entrance, parking lots on both sides, and Turner Street in the foreground. — Norway Savings Bank Arena
Aerial view of the tan metal-sided Norway Savings Bank Arena building with its sign over the entrance, parking lots on both sides, and Turner Street in the foreground. Photo: Marc Gosselin / Norway Savings Bank Arena, via Facebook · Source
An empty rink at Norway Savings Bank Arena from the upper stairs, netting over the glass and flags by the scoreboard — Norway Savings Bank Arena
An empty rink at Norway Savings Bank Arena from the upper stairs, netting over the glass and flags by the scoreboard Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Maine's only dual-surface ice arena

Norway Savings Bank Arena opened in the fall of 2013 and has been fully operational since February 2014. Developer George Schott built it to the City of Auburn's specifications and rents it to the city, which runs it as part of an enterprise fund meant to pay its own way through advertising and ice-rental revenue.

It is the only dual-surface ice arena in Maine, a multi-purpose building that specializes in ice hockey, with seating for 810 at the first rink and 450 at the second, 10 locker rooms and a mezzanine. Maine high school hockey teams play home games here, and the Maine Nordiques of the North American Hockey League played their 2025–26 season in the building after announcing the move that August. The arena also hosts events off the ice: on April 20, 2024, Grand Canyon beat undefeated Lindenwood 2–1 in triple overtime here to win the National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association's Division I championship.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Public skating is $5.00 per person.

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Skates & rentals

Skate rentals cost $5.00, in youth and adult sizes.

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Skating with children

Skaters are not allowed to carry children, cameras or handbags while skating, and chairs, food and drinks are not allowed on the ice.

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