This is kind of where I went.
In many cities, though, that have multiple sports--at least in the States--hockey is last or near last. In some cities, it's arguably behind college-level games.
I'm just wondering in cities that have an NHL team that is already drawing the small percentage of people who are hockey fans whether there's enough revenue available.
If they kept it to arenas only somewhat bigger than the Coyotes home rink, it would probably be a nice niche thing. Kind of "hey, what do you want to do tonight? Do you want to go to Dave & Busters, the art museum, or to the women's hockey game? The game starts at 7:30, so if that's what you want to do, make sure to get there before the first row sells out at 7:20."