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Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 29 reviews

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Moncton Wildcats Live

When the 2018-19 Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) season kicked off, the Moncton Wildcats unveiled their brand-new $113 million home in the Avenir Centre. They set a QMJHL attendance record with a sold-out crowd of 8,800 fans in the home opener against the Saint John Sea Dogs and won the game 5-2. 

Delivering on big aspirations seems to be a recurring theme for the Wildcats, who already are near the top of the league standings in their new facility. With wingers Jeremy McKenna and Jakob Pelletier leading the way along with starting goalie Francis Leclerc, Coach Darren Rumble's team is the hottest ticket on Canada's East Coast. 

The Wildcats offer flex packs of 10, 20, or 36 games, starting at less than $16 a ticket. In the new arena, there also are two party suites with stellar views of the four-panel screen display above the playing rink, as well as private entrances and access to the Lounsbury Club Lounge. 

Avenir Centre is a stone's throw from the Moncton rail line, and there's plenty to do in the arena's outdoor plaza, with a bandstand, another ice rink, a park, and a lounging gazebo all nearby.

Moncton Wildcats Background

Founded in 1995, the Moncton Wildcats existed as the Moncton Alpines for a single season before owner Robert Irving took over the team in 1996 and helped guide them to QMJHL prominence. Winning championships in 2006 and 2010, the Wildcats have had their share of NHL stars before they made it big, headlined by Corey Crawford, the two-time Stanley Cup champion goalie of the Chicago Blackhawks. 

Count NHL All-Stars Brad Marchand and Keith Yandle as Moncton alumni, as well as Norris Trophy finalist Francois Beauchemin. Coaches Ted Nolan and John Torchetti both had stints with Moncton before heading to the NHL. When not holding Wildcats games, Avenir Centre is a multipurpose event facility hosting Cirque du Soleil and Blue Man Group, in addition to Canadian artists new and old like Metric and Bryan Adams.

Reviews

Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 29 reviews
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  • Not bad

    by Steve on 5/21/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 2 out of 5

    Actually it seems to be very hard to get tickets,they should the experience to get tickets online.

  • Great venue for sports events

    by AS on 4/14/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    Staff are great and polite. Great venue for sports. Clean.

  • Great time as always

    by Matt H on 3/31/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    Took my wife with me for her first Wildcats game. The atmosphere is so good. It's an enjoyable time. And the affordability is excellent.

  • Simple and easy to use

    by Ktobin on 3/24/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    Very simple and easy to use. First time user on ticket master and was buying tickets for the wildcats game. Easy to understand.

  • Great experience

    by Hockey Mom on 3/24/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    We went to our first wildcats game at the Avenir Centre in Moncton and it was a great experience. Great lighting. Great sound. Clean. Entertaining. Will be back

  • Wildcats Rock!!!

    by N.Clements on 2/4/25Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    We loved the game, not only because they won , but the atmosphere was fantastic!!! We were really concerned about the side gate opening on a player during this game. We hope the players were ok. It appeared they were, young and strong, hopefully so. We are already checking seats for future games. Thank you....

  • Wildcats At Avenir Center

    by Frank Rizzo on 11/13/24Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 5 out of 5

    I Throughly Enjoyed My Experience At The Wildcats Game On November 10th,2024.The Atmosphere Was Great..Seemed Like There Was Not A Bad Seat In The House.The Wildcats Put A Great Product On The Ice..Games And Stuff Throughout The Game By The Different Businesses.And Wildcats Squeaked Out A 2 1 Victory Against A Tough Baie Comeau Team.I Would Definitely Go To Another Game Again!!

  • Hockey game

    by Jer on 10/1/24Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 3 out of 5

    Normally you can see the ice good this time was hard to see annything

  • Great game, great atmosphere. Too cold in there!!

    by Wildcat Fan on 10/1/24Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 4 out of 5

    Everything was great except for the temperature in the Avenir Centre, it's was so cold I reluctantly had to leave after the 2nd period. Even though I was triple layered, I was literally shivering from the cold.

  • Always room for improvements

    by AS on 3/4/24Avenir Centre - MonctonRating: 4 out of 5

    Always love to go to hockey games in my own town. I did notice the following that could be improved : There is no score light over the goal net when scoring. The famous flashing circular light is not there. I realize it is replaced with a red line, and only noticed it when a friend pointed it out to me. I don`t like it. It is hard to see when you are sitting at the end of the ice surface (ex section 122, 124, etc...). This red score line belongs on the back of the car and not really on the goalies' net where we can hardly see it. Would love to have the flashing round light again. It is part of the excitement of scoring.