Wow, I was shocked to find out that there are no (...

Wow, I was shocked to find out that there are no (as in zero) accommodations for handicapped people. I was hoping to bring an 86 year old grandma to watch her grandson play hockey and found out that going up a flight of steps and up steps into the bleachers were the only options. There is a mezzanine but they were not willing to let her view from there. The only option was that they would wheel her across the oval at a specific time AFTER the game started, but then viewing from a wheelchair would mean she'd see the outside of the boards and not the game. This was really disappointing.The very nice person on the phone said the building was built after the ADA laws were enacted. Wow, shame on someone!