SPORT VENUES.
Discover the heartbeat of Regina, home to Canada’s largest interconnected network of venues. Our unique setup ensures that you spend less time commuting and more time enjoying what truly matters – playing and connecting. Whether you’re here for a major sporting event or a community gathering, Regina’s passion for sports and seamless connectivity offer an unparalleled experience. Come and explore our dynamic spaces where convenience meets excitement. Welcome to a city that loves sports as much as you do!
| Venue | Site | Spectator Seating | Surfaces & Facilities |
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| Mosaic Stadium | REAL District | 33,000expandable to 40,000 | Full-size CFL regulation field; 38 suites |
| AffinityPlex | REAL District | 7,0001,500 bleacher | 65m x 110m synthetic turf; 90,000 sq ft with 35 ft ceilings; 16 locker rooms |
| Brandt Centre | REAL District | 6,000 | NHL regulation ice; 21 luxury suites; press box with up to 3 broadcast locations |
| Bunge International Trade Centre | REAL District | 3,483from 1,743 | Three exhibit halls, joined or divided by overhead doors |
| Canada Games Athletic Complex, Douglas Park | Wascana Centre | 2,100Leibel Field seats 1,500 | 400m eight-lane track; jump pits, pole vault, javelin, hammer and discus; 4 fastball and 1 baseball diamond; cricket pitch; 5 tennis courts |
| University of Regina | Wascana Centre | 2,000 | Three-court gymnasium and 5 basketball courts; 200m four-lane track; 25m six-lane pool; 9 team rooms; turf and grass fields |
| The Co-operators Centre | REAL District | 1,300 | Six NHL regulation ice surfaces; 32 locker rooms; two press boxes |
| Mount Pleasant Sports Park | North Regina | 1,000each of two fields | Two ball diamonds and two full-size soccer pitches |
| Regina Rugby Club | South Regina | 1,000 | Four full-size grass pitches; 4 team rooms; clubhouse for about 150 |
| Wascana Lake, Pine Island Finishing Line | Wascana Centre | 700 | 1,000m x 115m race course, 5m depth; enclosed judging platform |
| Fieldhouse and Lawson Aquatic Centre | Central Regina | — | 200m six-lane track; 65m eight-lane pool; 1m and 3m boards and a 5m, 7.5m and 10m tower; 4 tennis and 5 badminton courts |
Seating figures are spectators, as published by each operator in the Regina Sport Event Guide. Venues without a published figure are training and participation facilities rather than spectator venues. Confirm configuration and capacity with the operator before bidding.
REAL DISTRICT
The REAL District in Regina, Saskatchewan, is a premier sports and entertainment complex that offers an impressive array of facilities, making it an ideal venue for hosting a variety of sporting events. Spanning over 100 acres, the district combines state-of-the-art infrastructure with diverse recreational options, catering to both local and international audiences.
REAL District
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Mosaic Stadium
Seats 33,000 Full-size CFL regulation field; 38 suites
Home to the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL, and the most storied sport venue in the city. A sunken bowl with wide individual seats and expansive concourses, 38 suites for corporate partners, and premium lounges that host meetings and receptions.
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AffinityPlex
Seats 7,000 65m x 110m synthetic turf; 90,000 sq ft with 35 ft ceilings; 16 locker rooms
Regina's premier multi-purpose facility, host to more than 300 events and 1.3 million visitors a year. Thirty-five foot ceilings over interchangeable artificial turf, with 16 dressing rooms.
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Brandt Centre
Seats 6,000 NHL regulation ice; 21 luxury suites; press box with up to 3 broadcast locations
A 6,000-seat arena that doubles as a concert hall, and home to the WHL Regina Pats. It has hosted Skate Canada International, the MasterCard Memorial Cup, the Tim Hortons Brier and Canadian Western Agribition.
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Bunge International Trade Centre
Seats 3,483 Three exhibit halls, joined or divided by overhead doors
A multi-purpose hall joining every building on the 100-acre property except Mosaic Stadium. Three exhibit halls open into one another through overhead doors, with a mezzanine overlooking the floor.
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The Co-operators Centre
Seats 1,300 Six NHL regulation ice surfaces; 32 locker rooms; two press boxes
Canada's newest six ice-pad arena complex, all under one roof, running sport, recreation and special-event programming year round. The main arena seats 1,300, with press boxes and room for working media.
The Co-operators Centre website
WASCANA CENTRE
Wascana Centre, located in the heart of Regina, Saskatchewan, is a picturesque and multifaceted area that combines natural beauty with state-of-the-art sports facilities. The centre's diverse amenities make it an ideal venue for hosting a wide range of sporting events
Wascana Centre
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Canada Games Athletic Complex, Douglas Park
Seats 2,100 400m eight-lane track; jump pits, pole vault, javelin, hammer and discus; 4 fastball and 1 baseball diamond; cricket pitch; 5 tennis courts
Venues for every track and field event, with crowd control, officials' rooms and change facilities. Leibel Field, home to Regina Minor Football, adds artificial turf and seating for 1,500.
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University of Regina
Seats 2,000 Three-court gymnasium and 5 basketball courts; 200m four-lane track; 25m six-lane pool; 9 team rooms; turf and grass fields
The Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport draws local, national and international events through the year. A three-court gymnasium seating 2,000, an elevated four-lane track, a six-lane pool, turf and grass fields, and the home of the U of R Rams.
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Wascana Lake, Pine Island Finishing Line
Seats 700 1,000m x 115m race course, 5m depth; enclosed judging platform
Built in 2014, the finishing line facility gives the lake a fully enclosed judging platform and room for 700 spectators on the island, reached by a bridge. Still water, sheltered from wind, over a 1,000 metre course.
Wascana Lake, Pine Island Finishing Line website
CITY FACILITIES
Regina has three major recreation centres which include three indoor pools as well as strength training areas, an indoor track, tennis courts and badminton courts. Regina also operates five outdoor pools, eight arenas, 15 spray pads, and hundreds of outdoor skating rinks, baseball diamonds, athletic fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, golf courses and more!
Across the city
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Mount Pleasant Sports Park
Seats 1,000 Two ball diamonds and two full-size soccer pitches
Two ball diamonds and two full-size soccer pitches. Currie Field is home to the Regina Red Sox; Kaplan Field is regarded as one of the top men's softball diamonds in Saskatchewan. Both seat 1,000.
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Regina Rugby Club
Seats 1,000 Four full-size grass pitches; 4 team rooms; clubhouse for about 150
Four full-size grass pitches, with spectator seating for 1,000 on the feature field, four change rooms and a clubhouse that holds about 150.
Regina Rugby Club website -
Fieldhouse and Lawson Aquatic Centre
200m six-lane track; 65m eight-lane pool; 1m and 3m boards and a 5m, 7.5m and 10m tower; 4 tennis and 5 badminton courts
The Sportplex pairs a 200 metre six-lane track with strength and conditioning, cycling, tennis and badminton, next to a 65 metre eight-lane pool with 1m and 3m boards and a 5m, 7.5m and 10m tower. It has hosted national and international diving, speed and synchronized swimming, and water polo.
Fieldhouse and Lawson Aquatic Centre website
Funding a bid
Four places to look for hosting support, alongside whatever your own sport body offers.
- Regina Hotel Association Event sponsorship for events that fill member hotel rooms.
- City of Regina Sport and recreation grants, through the community investment programme.
- Tourism Saskatchewan Provincial event funding, with the criteria set out on our own page.
- Sask Sport Hosting grants for provincial, national and international competitions.
LET'S CONNECT.
Our team is eager to work with you to explore, plan, and execute your next event. It all starts with one conversation.
