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There’s a standing room only section for students that begs for seats. I suspect that will happen relatively quickly if there’s demand.That's fantastic for fans, so initiate. But damn is it ever under-sized. Doesn't look like there is any room at all to add seats. Typical UConn mistake.
even 500 people for an EO Smith game is gonna be rocking.With the seats as steep as they are and the low ceiling, the place should be able to get loud very quickly.
Would love to see CIAC championship games there (travel notwithstanding). Ingalls at Yale is centrally located, but parking is lousy.even 500 people for an EO Smith game is gonna be rocking.

Mike Cavanaugh said the team is aiming to move into Toscano Ice Forum after the LIU series, so on/around Jan. 1.Is it going to be completed on schedule?
Is it going to be completed on schedule?
The rink capacity is a non-issue. The facility is state of the art and will be a difference maker for both UConn hockey programs. A job well done by UConn.Rink capacity for the four major D1 programs in CT:
Sacred Heart (new) - 3,600
Yale - 3.500
QU - 3,386
UConn (on campus, new) - 2,600
How embarrassing that the state's flagship university, with far and away the largest student enrollment among the four schools, has the "rinky dink" rink.
It's great for the men's and women's teams (I'm glad), the students (I'm glad), and the politicians who score tickets. Not so for the 1,400 CT taxpayers per game who are left out because UConn reneged on its promise to build a 4,000 seat arena as a condition for entry into Hockey
Rink capacity for the four major D1 programs in CT:
Sacred Heart (new) - 3,600
Yale - 3.500
QU - 3,386
UConn (on campus, new) - 2,600
How embarrassing that the state's flagship university, with far and away the largest student enrollment among the four schools, has the "rinky dink" rink.
Completely incorrect.The rink capacity is a non-issue. The facility is state of the art and will be a difference maker for both UConn hockey programs. A job well done by UConn.