Located in the Beamsville neighborhood known as "the Appellations," the Beamsville Bench Arena has become the epitome of what a hockey arena should look like in the NHFL. From the acoustic mastery that creates a true home-ice advantage to all of the great amenities that the building offers, Beamsville Bench Arena proves how special human ingenuity and innovation can be. Beamsville has always been known as a quaint town that prides itself on its work ethic in making world class wines, beers and whiskey. This hard work and dedication is no doubt a staple of the Johnny Beamsville organization, as they start on their quest to build a team that can legitimately compete for a Fifty Mission Cup every season. 

Gaining access to the arena couldn't be easier, as those in charge of constructing the building obviously had the common fan in mind when they were laying out their plans for the building's location. Coming in off the QEW is very simple, as there are numerous signs located throughout the area that will guide you right to Beamsville Bench Arena. There is a parking ramp located adjacent to the arena, but that is for pre-paid customers only. If you don't mind a little walk, there are cheap parking lots that are within walking distance. If you are located in town and need public transportation, the Metro Rail can take you from the downtown area to directly in front of the building without any trouble. This will ensure that you are able to make it to the game in plenty of time for the opening face-off. 

Once you are inside the arena, this is where the fun really begins. Food and beverages are aplenty, and you can find famous Beamsville favorites like wings as well as meat carving stations located throughout Beamsville Bench Arena. The traditional ballpark fare is also available at one of the many concession stands strategically positioned around the concourse level. The Chili Neck Club is the on-site restaurant that can provide you with many different choices as far as food and drinks are concerned. You will most assuredly enjoy the atmosphere, as there are many Johnny Beamsville fans that are more than willing to socialize with you over your favorite beverage. 

If you would rather visit a local restaurant instead of eating at the arena, there are plenty of options available right in the general vicinity of Beamsville Bench Arena. With over four floors of available eating space, the 'Bundle-Up-in-the-Summer' (or BUTS for short) Grill & Brewery is a great place to feed your hunger before or after a Johnny Beamsville game. They have a special $15 all-you-can-eat buffet before each Johnny Beamsville home contest, so make sure you take advantage of this tremendous offer. Neckwarmers Sports Bar and Grille is one of the best places to visit if you are looking for traditional Beamsville food that is served in a great atmosphere. With many flat-screen televisions located throughout the establishment, Neckwarmers allows you to have an enjoyable meal in the company of Beamsville's sports fans. More of a fine dining experience can be enjoyed at Shawls Steakhouse. With some of the finest beef that you have ever tasted, Shawl's is one restaurant that you can't afford to miss while you are in Beamsville. When you're in Beamsville, you have to indulge yourself in their famous winery's. You would be doing yourself a favor to stop by the Thirty Bench, the Good Earth or the Peninsula Ridge wine estates. With so many different options to choose from, there is a sauce that everyone will be able to enjoy. 

After the Johnny Beamsville game is over, there is plenty of nightlife in the Beamsville that you most assuredly want to take advantage of. One of the best nightclubs in the city is called Neckwear Garments. Members of the Johnny Beamsville roster have been known to show up at this location frequently, and the drink specials will make sure that you have a good time throughout the night without having to pay outrageous prices. King St. also holds another gem of a nightly hot spot known as Collar Cover Bar. With live music and dancing to the wee hours of the morning, Collar Cover serves a wide range of Beamsville residents and visitors. 

While you are in Beamsville, don't miss the chance to take a short trip to the Forty Creek Distillery. The Forty Creek distillery is located in Grimsby, Ontario –halfway between Niagara Falls and Toronto, and just west of Beamsville. The Niagara region is home to many beautiful and historically significant cities and towns – and Grimsby is certainly one of them. Founded in 1790, Grimsby was formerly named ‘The Forty’, since the river running through the centre of town was exactly 40 miles away from Niagara Falls. Today, that river is named Forty Mile Creek – and it is the body of water that inspired the name of the delicious whiskey. 

Beamsville Bench Arena is known for having some of the friendliest and well-mannered fans in the entire National Hockey Fantasy League, which creates an excellent family-friendly environment that everyone can enjoy. The proximity of Beamsville to other NHFL cities only adds to the mystique that this hockey town can offer to both season ticket holders and visitors alike. There are few places that can offer the same type of gameday experience as Beamsville Bench Arena and the Johnny Beamsville hockey club can. On your Frozen Pond Pilgrimage, make sure you allot yourself plenty of time to enjoy everything that the Beamsville hockey scene has to offer.

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