Anaheim Ducks towel invades: Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: Canada
Province: British Columbia
City: Victoria
Location: Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre [map]
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The Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre is the largest arena in British Columbia outside of Vancouver; it will be home to the Western Hockey League's Victoria Royals and is formerly home to the Victoria Salmon Kings hockey team, the ECHL ex-affiliate of the Vancouver Canucks. It opened in 2005 and replaced the old Victoria Memorial Arena, which sat on the same site until its demolition in 2003.

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: KeyArena

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: United States
State: Washington
City: Seattle
Location: KeyArena at Seattle Center [map]
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KeyArena is the former home of the Seattle Thunderbirds of the Western Hockey League and Seattle SuperSonics of the NBA; it is currently home to the Seattle Storm of the WNBA and Seattle Redhawks of NCAA basketball. It was built for the 1962 World's Fair and located near to another icon from the event, the Space Needle. It was heavily renovated between 1994 and 1995.

Location formerly known as:

• Washington State Pavilion (1962)
  
• Washington State Coliseum (1962-ca. 1970s)
  
• Seattle Center Coliseum (ca. 1970s-1995)
  

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: ShoWare Center

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: United States
State: Washington
City: Kent
Location: ShoWare Center [map]
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ShoWare Center is the home of the Seattle Thunderbirds of the Western Hockey League and the Kent Predators of the Indoor Football League. It was formerly known as the Kent Events Center and opened in 2009.

Location formerly known as:

• Kent Events Center (2008)
  

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: Tacoma Dome

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: United States
State: Washington
City: Tacoma
Location: Tacoma Dome [map]
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The Tacoma Dome is the former home of the Tacoma Rockets of the Western Hockey League and Tacoma Sabercats of the West Coast Hockey League, as well as the Seattle SuperSonics of the NBA. It has the world's largest wooden dome according to volume and seating capacity.

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: Queen's Park Arena

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: Canada
Province: British Columbia
City: New Westminster
Location: Queen's Park Arena [map]
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Queen's Park Arena was built in 1930 and is the former home of both incarnations of the New Westminster Bruins of the Western Hockey League and current home of the New Westminster Salmonbellies of the Western Lacrosse League. It has the only wooden floor for lacrosse in the world.

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: Prospera Centre

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: Canada
Province: British Columbia
City: Chilliwack
Location: Prospera Centre [map]
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Prospera Centre is the current home of the second incarnation of the Chilliwack Chiefs of the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL). It is also the former home of the Chilliwack Bruins of the Western Hockey League (WHL) and the first incarnation of the Chilliwack Chiefs of the BCHL. It was built in 2004 and located on the western side of central Chilliwack.

Anaheim Ducks towel invades: Pacific Coliseum

Submitted by: BuckyHermit (from Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Country: Canada
Province: British Columbia
City: Vancouver
Location: Pacific Coliseum [map]
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The Pacific Coliseum is the former home of the Vancouver Canucks before they moved to Rogers Arena. It is currently the home arena of the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League and hosted short track speed skating and figure skating during the 2010 Winter Olympics.