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MixedArrival & transportation
The fieldhouse is easy to recognize inside the athletics complex, but the correct lot and walk should be settled first.
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The University of Vermont's compact hockey fieldhouse anchors the Patrick-Forbush-Gutterson athletics complex and is best planned through the current UVM game-day guidance.
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Reviewed July 23, 2026
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MixedThe fieldhouse is easy to recognize inside the athletics complex, but the correct lot and walk should be settled first.
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MixedThe compact rink keeps the ice close, while end and side sections offer meaningfully different line and bench views.
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PositiveGutterson's tight hockey-first room gives Vermont games a distinct campus-rink character.
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Editorial verdict
Reviewed July 23, 2026
Check the current UVM lot and overflow plan, arrive before the faceoff queue, and choose side versus end views deliberately.
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