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Continue reading →: Ring the bell in St. LouisEnterprise Center is one of the underrated arenas in the NHL.
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Continue reading →: Lighting a Fire in the Scotiabank SaddledomeMy NHL arena tour continues in Calgary at the Scotiabank Saddledome marking my 31st NHL arena and 27th NHL city.
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Continue reading →: Mullett Arena ManiaMullett Arena is a unique experience to watch NHL hockey but the Arizona Coyotes desperately needs a pro barn of its own for a true NHL game experience.
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Continue reading →: All Black and Orange on HalloweenWells Fargo Center — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Arena Total: 29 NHL Cities: 26 The Philadelphia Flyers always had this spooky element to them through the years. Maybe it’s dating back to its Broad Street Bullies days or those ’70s goalie masks that looked like Jason. So, what better way to finally…
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An Electric Vehicle and Experience at the Honda Center
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Continue reading →: An Electric Vehicle and Experience at the Honda CenterHonda Center is a cozy arena for watching hockey with several unique spots to hang out between the action.
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Continue reading →: Palace Fit For A KingVisiting Crypto.com is truly a premium experience, and yet the renovations aren’t fully complete. The former Staples Center will be a must visit once work is done to watch a LA Kings game.
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Continue reading →: Pooped in RaleighFor various reasons, the worst NHL outdoor experience I’ve ever had. Mainly because the Caps lost.
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Continue reading →: 25 Years of Capital One Area/Verizon Center/MCI CenterWhile I’m nearing the home stretch of my arena journey, I need to pay tribute to my home arena for most of my life. The Capital One Arena, née MCI Center, opened in December 1997, celebrating 25 years. The recently renamed Wizards, neé Bullets, had the honor of being the…
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Continue reading →: An Avalanche of Goals in the Mile High CityMy first visit to Ball Arena is in the can marking my 23rd NHL city and 27th arena.
Hello,
I’m Chuck
At some point after college, I realized I should probably try to visit every NHL arena. By that point I was a regular at then-MCI Center/Verizon Center and was able to see a game at the U.S. Airways Arena before the Caps moved, and watched the Blackhawks in the United Center right after the 04-05 NHL Lockout. Some older arenas got away — and I missed out on the Atlanta Thrashers — but I’m slowly reaching my goal of seeing a game in every NHL city. I return when new arenas are built or teams relocate thanks to Atlanta. Also, it wasn’t until after Columbus that someone said I should blog about my experiences. So, here we are.
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