The Andaman Pavilion
Lore
The most tourist-oriented arena in the league receives opposing teams as guests, and then, per the assessment team, eats them. The ice is of the verglas form. Under the Festive designation, scoring probability is elevated—for both teams, which Le Council's records indicate was not the original specification, and which no one has moved to correct, on the grounds that the correction would make The Andaman Pavilion worse. The Parrots are loud, bright, and considerably more dangerous than the welcome suggests. The Andaman Pavilion wants goals. It is not particular about whose. The Parrots have made peace with this. Their opponents, the assessment team reports, rarely do.
The Building
An open pavilion of teak and gilt on a low platform above the sand, with a tiered roof in four falls and eaves that turn up at the corners, hung along their whole length with lanterns that are lit for every fixture and are not taken down between them. There are 8,200 seats, and the two rows nearest the boards are cushioned floor seating rather than chairs. The building has no doors. Music plays before, during, and after play, from a stage at the southern end that is occupied continuously by a rotation Le Council has not been able to obtain a schedule for. Confetti is fired on every goal by both sides, which the facilities office costed once and did not raise again. The Almighty Ice is kept, against every expectation the assessment team brought with it, in immaculate condition.