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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
Get everyone who would be involved to quarantine for 2 weeks and test everyone. Once you have a couple rounds of clean tests, stick them on planes and send them to New Zealand. They have 4 or 5 rinks with international sized ice surfaces that could be made smaller. None of the arenas have much seating, but that wouldn't be needed anyway.
I know that this would be very difficult to do and there is a good chance that New Zealand wouldn't go for it, but it would probably be the safest. The players would probably not want to either for that matter. In theory, I think it would be cool though.
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I know this is a gag post, but our rinks aren't even on par with the minor hockey rinks in Calgary. Queenstown Ice Arena, where I've played 4 seasons of adult rec hockey, is one of the nicest rinks in the whole country but didn't have toilets or showers in the change rooms until 2 years ago. Before that players had to share toilets with spectators, and this included the local semi-pro team as well as IIHF sanctioned international tournaments!