The venue floor covers approximately 20,000 square feet when cleared of seating for events.
The arena is part of a complex that includes an auxiliary ice surface used for community programs and amateur hockey.
The facility was designed with a specific focus on accommodating large-scale touring ice shows like Disney on Ice.
The arena's namesake, The Broadmoor, is a historic hotel located several miles to the north, which financed the construction of the original ice facility in 1938.
The Broadmoor World Arena is a multi-purpose indoor venue in Colorado Springs capable of hosting up to 8,000 spectators for concerts and sports. It serves as the primary home ice for the Colorado College Tigers men's ice hockey team. The facility features a flexible configuration that transforms from an NHL-sized ice rink to a concert hall or trade show floor. It is adjacent to the Priefert Pavilion, which serves as a secondary practice ice surface. The venue was built as a successor to the original Broadmoor World Arena, which hosted the U.S. Figure Skating Championships on multiple occasions. It is situated along the I-25 corridor, providing regional access to events in the Pikes Peak area. The arena is equipped with an integrated sound system and high-definition video boards to support large-scale entertainment productions.
The main lobby entrance area featuring the commemorative plaque and the facility's prominent glass facade.
Check the clear bag policy before arrival, as this is strictly enforced for all ticketed events.
Arrive early to navigate the parking lots, which can become congested during sold-out sporting events.
Use the venue's mobile app for real-time traffic and parking updates on event days.
Do not attempt to park in the adjacent office park lots, as they are strictly monitored and vehicles may be towed.
Operating schedule is dictated entirely by event programming; the venue is not open to the public on non-event days.
No re-entry allowed once you exit the building during an event.
