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Historical · NHL
Colisée de Québec
Former home of the Quebec Nordiques
Quebec City, QC
Still to visit
Teams
Quebec Nordiques
NHL · hockey
1972–1995
Also known as Quebec Coliseum · Videotron Centre predecessor site nearby — Colisée Pepsi
Stadium facts
- Opened
- December 8, 1949
- Last public event September 14, 2015. The page says demolition is scheduled for 2027 at the earliest.Source for opened
Names and sponsors
Timeline
1949
1968
1971
1974
1995
1999
2015
2025
December 8, 1949
Colisee replaces a burned arena
The arena opened on December 8, 1949, with ground broken on May 24, 1949. It replaced a building on the same site that had burned the year before, and it originally seated 10,034. The Nordiques later made it their home from 1972 to 1995.
SourceUpcoming schedule
This building is historic, so there is no upcoming home schedule.
Seating chart
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Location
- Stay near Colisée de Québec. Search hotels by the stadium area rather than a brand name.
- Transit-first base. If Quebec City has rail or subway, a station-area stay is often easier.
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