The venue was originally known as the Cedar Park Center before H-E-B acquired the naming rights in 2016.
The arena's floor can be converted from an ice rink to a basketball court or concert stage in less than 24 hours.
It is the only professional-grade ice facility in the immediate Austin metropolitan area.
The facility was built on the site of a former gravel quarry, requiring significant land remediation prior to construction.
The arena features a 360-degree concourse, ensuring that spectators never lose sight of the event while walking around the venue.
The H-E-B Center at Cedar Park is an 8,000-seat multi-purpose arena located in the Greater Austin area. It serves as the primary home for the Texas Stars of the American Hockey League and formerly hosted the Austin Spurs of the NBA G League. The venue features a flexible floor plan that transitions between ice hockey, basketball, and concert configurations. It is equipped with luxury suites, private loge boxes, and a club-level lounge to support premium seating. The facility frequently hosts national touring concerts, family entertainment shows, and professional sporting events. Its construction was completed in 2009, making it a central anchor for the Cedar Park commercial district. The arena is owned by the City of Cedar Park and managed by professional venue operators.
The main entrance plaza under the illuminated H-E-B Center signage during the evening.
Check the venue's clear bag policy before arriving to expedite entry through security screenings.
Parking lots can become congested post-event; consider parking toward the perimeter of the lots for an easier exit.
Arrive early to utilize the club-level amenities if you have premium or upgradeable seating.
Do not attempt to exit the parking lot through the service entrance; follow the designated traffic flow directed by local police.
Operations follow the event calendar; the facility is not open to the public on non-event days.
No outside food or drinks; professional cameras with detachable lenses are generally prohibited without media credentials.
