Ranked the NHL Winter Classic Stadiums too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9B1ZtmUkqiZp5s.html

Little Caesar’s Arena has a full sized practice rink 40 ft below the stadium. It contains 300 seats and houses all the Stanley Cup banners.

Was at Little Caesars Arena a couple years ago, and was blown away, awesome modern rink! The whole complex that they have made with the rink, Ford Field and Comerica in Detroit is just simply amazing! A "stone's" throw away from one another. Parking was great, restaurants were amazing etc. Plus, seats always seem to be available at Little Caesars Arena for a decent price!

Just visited Minnesota’s barn. The whole vibe of the place is immaculate. They have a concourse with every hockey jersey from Minnesota’s High Schools (they truly are the “State of Hockey”). Every time they score, there’s a light tower that shines a red light around. And the theming of everything is almost like a cabin in the middle of the woods. Pretty nice place to visit for a game. 10/10 great barn.

Fun fact about Columbus: the Explosion heard from the cannon doesn't occur from the cannon. It's actually an explosion up in the rafters. The cannon is just wired to spark a bit and puff smoke out at the same time as the Explosion in the rafters. It's why when you go to cbj games, no matter where you sit, the Explosion is just as loud no matter how close you are to the cannon

SAP center has had major updates the last couple of years. What was not mentioned was the syncing strobe lights located between each seat, they flash during goals and songs in between stops. Plus the lights can change colors. New score board with high resolution. When the sharks are great again SAP will be rocking again. Also Seattle I was very surprised with. I had an awesome experience when I saw a sharks/ kraken game last year. Amazing fans, the upper deck is a bit obstructed, but the non- stop refills on soda was the icing on the cake.

Save a few unique ones they all look basically the same. A bit weird to rank them then, would be 10x better to rate arenas with atmosphere and fan participation added. Plus what arenas do for playoffs, special things like that. Would love to see a video where everything about an arena is taken into account.

I live near Detroit, and have been lucky to catch games at both The Joe and LCA. While I loved The Joe, I’m really impressed with what they’ve done with the new arena. I was surprised that you didn’t mention everyone’s favorite Red Wing, the organist, Lance Luce!

As a Denver native, "Ball" arena will always be known as Pepsi Center, however, I currently live just 10 minutes from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Nevada, and I couldn't agree with you more that it is the best experience in hockey, every game feels like a playoff game with the energy levels, and also just right outside in Toshiba Plaza, they play the games on multiple jumbotrons, including an outdoor goal horn, which is complementary to attend.

the coyotes playing in ASU stadium reminds me of the chargers playing in the soccer stadium. It was a fun experience for something that we knew would only be around for 2 years. Hopefully the coyotes can get their stadium built fast

UBS Arena at 30 is a crime. Place is beautiful. Amazing place to watch hockey. Not even an Isles fan

A little tidbit about The Scosh (5:40) the reason why we have the seat colors like that is to replicate the seating that was at Maple Leaf Gardens. If you look up any interior pics of MLG you can see what The Scosh was aiming for, I think its a nice little nod to MLG to have the seats like that. Only difference is, that the greys (platinums) are at the front. Greys at MLG were the last color in the upper level

As a long time Red Wings fan, I love Little Caesars Arena. I was worried that it was going to be underwhelming after Joe Louis Arena closed, but man does it look amazing 🤩. Also, T-Mobile Arena looks amazing as well. Great job Vegas 🫡

This is basically a guy complaining about the color of the seats in every arena. Take a shot every time he says “iconic”

Sap Center has a new jumbotron and its huge along with smaller screens inside of it being faced towards the lower decks. Also, the new jumbotron is so huge that they had to raise it up because it was blocking the players' benches completely from the press boxes

The best part of Little Caesars Arena is the old Olympia stadium letters on the wall inside. They were on the "Old Red Barn" from 1927-1979.

ubs is a fabulous arena. bars and food everywhere, the view is perfect and the seats are very spacious (im a big guy and im comfortable). most importantly, there are more bathrooms than any other arena. The coliseum bathroom lines were beyond awful. to set the record straight, barclays is very nice, but was not built for hockey. I saw a concert there and enjoyed myself. A big thing for me is how the place operates. They get the food out quickly and got the train station running on belmont grounds (can easily sit in 2 hours of long island rush hour traffic during the week). I went to the garden and stood on line forever to get my stale pretzel. Now all we need is Barzal to shoot the puck and well be ok

Most recently, I’ve gone to PNC Arena (Carolina), Capital One Arena (Washington), and Amalie Arena (Tampa). In terms of seats & view, Carolina definitely wins. I tried to stay in the same relative area when selecting my seats for a good comparison. The seats in Tampa were pretty comfortable but my only issue was that the bowl was very flat so it was hard to see. In Washington, the seats were not well cushioned and were kinda uncomfortable. You could also even feel someone 12 seats down tapping their feet so that was annoying. In Carolina, the seats were well cushioned and the bowl was steeper so it was easier to see. My biggest issue was just that there wasn’t much leg room in the corners

As a habs fan, i'll never get tired to go at the Bell Centre, the atmosphere, the feeling when you get in there , it is so big , 21k seats (the most in the nhl) it is unbelievable, for me its a must for everyone to watch at least 1 game at the Bell Centre to experiment how good it is ! Even at Place Bell in Laval for the Rockets, little bit smaller but the atmosphere and passion the fans have there makes it wonderful

Completely agree with the Staples/Crypto seeming like a little foggy, probably all the fog machines. Honestly love the new giant screens they added in the nose bleeds, the extra info of whose on ice and just random stats, really feels nice

I was just at Nationwide Arena for a Blue Jackets game. Such a cool experience. This was my first ever NHL experience. Previous hockey games i went to were semipro matches. The Dayton Bombers, who played in the Ervin J. Nutter Center, which is a college basketball venue, and the Dayton Gems, who played in the now-demolished Hara Arena. The Cannon at Nationwide Arena was awesome. I'm satisfied with your ranking and respect your critiques.

Honda Center is the only current NHL arena I have been to, and I was expecting it to be pretty low, so good spot at 31. It definitely feels like an arena built in the early 90s. The exterior especially reflects this 90s aesthetic, as does the concourse area which reminds me of a shopping mall with the use of the patterned tiles on the floors and walls, with the wood trim. It looks very clean and doesn't look old in terms of wear & tear, just out of date style-wise and major mall vibes.

American Airlines Center is definitely an upgrade from the Star's old home Reunion Arena. At the end of the season and during playoffs the goals would get very slushy. They'd have to stop play frequently to try and fix it. That being said, Reunion was great for crowd noise. It could get really loud! The AAC acoustics just aren't the same. Also T Mobile in Vegas should get a few points deducted for small seats and no cupholders.

The Fortress really is a special place to watch games! Very lucky to have it has my home arena and live 25 mins from it and be able to go pretty often!! Having been to many (not all) NHL arenas in my life, it’s by far the nicest and best imo!!! My number 2 is United Center, then lil Caesars then Climate pledge and MSG to round out my top 5!

I agree with your take on Scotia bank arena, but nothing will ever compare to watching the leafs at Maple Leaf Gardens. I loved the ancient feel of the place. The washrooms didn’t have urinals. It had a trough that ran around the room.

As a Vegas native it warms my heart seeing The Fortress at the top of your list. Seeing game there is magical. I’ve taken so many people to Knights games just for the experience. I love this place. GO KNIGHTS GO!!!

I've only been to three NHL arenas (old and newer). Metropolitan Sports Center (North Stars), St.Louis Checkerdome and Xcel Energy Center. The North Stars arena had great lighting. No shadows on the ice. Seats were either white, green, black and gold and it was mixed. Nice experience, but rather spartan compared to modern arenas. People were there for the hockey. The St. Louis building was big and old with a great organ. Great fans packed to the high roof. Like being at a big midwest circus. I enjoyed it. Xcel Energy Center is understated beautiful. Reminds me of a tall opera house. Kind of glassy on outside but rock solid inside with cushy seats and very wide concourses. Classy as hell. No clanky plastic seats or slide away stands. All permanent seating. I felt like I should have dressed up for the occasion.

You commented that you love the inclusion of the team pennants at the Xcel Energy Center. I know you're focusing on the inside of the actual rink area here, but I absolutely love walking around outside the seating area looking at the Minnesota State High School team sweaters that are displayed there; all the school teams, both boys and girls, are represented! Considering the fact that the Minnesota State High School Boys Hockey Tournament games regularly outpace attendance for some actual NHL games, this is a super cool nod to the "State of Hockey".

Im not sure if for UBS Arena that was the only photo u were loking at but behind where the photo was taken is a standing zone for the Isles Army as well as a huge bar with still great views of the ice

As a blues fan, I have to say I’ve always loved watching us play in Dallas. That place has such a cool look and the atmosphere always seems to be top tier

Bell centre hits different. Climate Pledge arena for the Kraken is a beauty too

The center ice TV in LCA is so much bigger than you think. Another thing about LCA is the concourse. You literally NEVER wait for a beer, or to use the bathroom. It's so open and enjoyable to be in. There are TVs everywhere, so you never miss what's going on. It's a place you can easily spend 4-5 hours and in my opinion makes it the best arena in the league.

It was fun to learn that the Mullet Arena is about the same size as an average minor league arena in most Canadian cities...

Little Caesar's Arena (The Pizza Palace) also has a small museum dedicated to the Red Wings and the Pistons (our basketball team who shares the arena). In addition to this, all our giant statues of great Red Wings players were saved and brought over from Joe Louis Arena. Along with the manhole covers in the ground each dedicated to a different legendary Wings or Pistons player (think Hollywood walk of fame). And finally, my most favorite feature.... We have the giant sign that once belonged to the first Red Wings arena. From my understanding, shortly after Olympia Stadium was demolished, the giant Olympia sign went missing. Then it reappeared when the Pizza Palace opened up and it is hanging on one of the walls within it. The thing is absolutely massive....over two stories tall and just looks epic with it's white neon features. As I mentioned earlier the Wings share the arena with the Pistons, so if you stay long enough after the Wings game you can watch them start to convert the arena into a basketball court which is super cool to watch. You can also see how they completely rearrange the two merch stores. Literally flipping racks around, flipping over signs that are turnable, changing the LED colors, all that cool stuff Cuz they're also constantly changing the arena back and forth, it's also insanely clean...unlike....Joe Louis.... In it's final years.... Cough perpetually sticky floors cough Oh, and one last thing to note is L.C.A. also hired a local street artist to design and spray paint some Red Wings/Hockeytown art on the outside of the arena. Super cool to see. Going to L.C.A. is absolutely an amazing experience. Food prices suck, but there's always an affordable seat there no matter what, so I think it evens out

I wonder where you would put Quebec City’s Centre Vidéotron in your list? It is NHL ready, and very modern after all. Without an NHL team I’d put it below the Bell Center but if the Nordiques were to return, I’d say it has the potential to rise above! Hopefully it happens one day!

Love the rank videos man keep it up

Really enjoy these ranking vids! Would love to see some jersey ranking videos!

Penguins’ PPG paints center is actually getting an upgraded Jumbotron at the beginning of next season although part of me wishes they would match the gold seats with the gold on their jerseys. I know that was the color gold on their jerseys at the time the stadium was built but I feel like it would help a lot

The reason why Capital One Arena doesn't have red seats is that they play Wizards and Georgetown Hoyas games there which the Hoyas colors are grey and blue. When it originally opened in 2007 as MCI Center, the Wizards' colors were teal and white. So the dark blue seats made sense. But I agree, red seats would make Caps home games pop.

New to the channel and loving it so far dude. You’re hilarious and you really know the game of hockey. Keep up the great work 👍🍻

bro your content just keeps showing on my recommended and i watch every single time haha love it keep up the interesting videos and hot takes

I worked at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto for 10 years before it’s closing in 1999. The move to the then…Air Canada Centre was certainly a shock and horribly disappointing. That disaster has no soul….no imagination…and no charm. I could only stand working there for a few more years. I can’t imagine any other arena being worse than that dump. God…I miss the Gardens.😢😢

So this is a ranking based on a photo of the interior of the arena? How about amenities, concourses, seating comfort, etc.? You know, the stuff that really matters to fans.

Another thing to note on Bridgestone Arena @25:00 they have a band stage in the 200 level and have live music during intermissions.

I never noticed the misty look to La’s stadium, it’s actually pretty cool. I think they’ve got the best goal horn too so I’m sure the atmosphere in there after a goal is top tier. Being La, they’ve gotta have some gorgeous suites that go for a pretty penny though

I’ve never been to an arena outside Calgary but it’s been on my bucket list to catch a flames game in another barn decked out in my flames gear. Unfortunately the schedule this year is a bit too wonky to catch one up in Edmonton but I’m still heading up Jan 7 for the avs game. My son is a big oilers fan so it’s going to be a first for us both. I’m pretty excited to see how nice that arena is.

As a Blues fan who’s been to many games, I don’t necessarily see anything special about the inner part of the building with the seats and ice. It’s extremely nice and all of the seats have great views even at the very top, but it’s nothing crazy to me. However, where the Enterprise Center really shines IMO is the concessions and stores all around the arena. Also, it’s just very beautiful looking and clean when you walk around it. Lots of the style is nice to look at inside of there, but I don’t think the actual seats and bowl area itself is that great. I would say the big positives in Enterprise Center is the sound, Jumbotron visibility, views from all of the seats, modern/sleek feel, and awesome concession/store/walking area.

Great job. Can you do the original six and expansion arenas next? All the defunct ones?

My man. The flyers arena WFC, Jumbotron is actually state of the art. It isn’t simple whatsoever. The top part comes down, releases fire and smoke, it has the bells and whistles.

As a Calgary flames fan they will renovate the arena with new seats and they might even make a whole new building.

I was at the Habs vs Kraken game that recently happened it was amazing at Climate Pledge Arena

Great list and just found your excellent channel! My Blackhawks have a new MASSIVE Jumbotron! It's oval with an enhanced sound system. Concert level/DJ party bumping vibe. Historically, been to: Chicago Stadium, "The Rock" for NJ game and Joe Louis Arena for Red Wings. Love exploring and visiting different arenas to experience the food and local fan vibe.

Can confirm, CPA is a great place to catch a game. The main level concourse is great, even if the ground level one is a bit narrow around the outside. There are huge LED screens all throughout the arena showing underwater scenes and relevant stats and announcements and stuff, and the signage is great. My one complaint is the seats… they’re not the most comfortable or roomy seats out there, that’s for sure. Another small detail that you might not have noticed: there’s an eye projected onto the pillar outside of the window, and it looks almost like the kraken is wrapped around the entire arena. Sometimes they also project Bigfoot there, LOL. There are almost no bad seats, save the ones behind the press boxes which can’t see the twins (the Jumbotrons). There are TVs there though so they can see what’s going on.

the seat colour at scotiabank arena is actually a representation of their old arena, Maple Leaf Gardens which had the same seating colour pattern!

The first picture you showed of PNC Arena is the old scoreboard. The new scoreboard is great!

ranking jerseys, esp throwback, etc great channel, great content -- keep up great work !!!!

Amazing video love the commentary

I believe the scoreboard at ppg paints arena will be replaced with a newer and bigger one next season, along with the ring boards and the sound system as well.

top 5 for me: 1. Montreal Canadiens - Bell Centre 2. Seattle Kraken - Climate Pledge Arena 3. Detroit Red Wings - Little casers arena 4. NY Rangers - Madison Sq Garden 5. Washington Caps - Capital One Arena

I'm seeing a theme with a lot of the seat colouring, they're often coloured to match the team colours. IMO that's a good thing, though in some cases, where a team's primary colour is a bit bland, they could mix in a secondary team colour in with it to liven the place up a bit. EG, the Minnesota Wild, the seats are green, mating the main colour of the team, but I agree that looks a bit bland in an empty arena, based on the views in the video. Adding in some seating in the Wild's secondary colour of bright red would help liven things up a bit, while still staying true to the team.

I miss going to games in San Jose when I had season tickets. I've since moved. I remember when the Sharks played their first two seasons at the Cow Palace in Daly City before SAP Center opened. Back in 2007, SAP Center lost power roughly half an hour before game time. It was the season opener against Boston. They didn't upgrade the electric portion of the building after all the other upgrades. It was actually fun seeing the game played without all the in-game extras and music. Just the game.

Surprised in some ways to see Winnipeg arena so high. It started out as an AHL building. Then they had to blow the roof off and expand when we got our team back. Gives it a very tight feel and is real loud even when 15k are screaming. The location down down and exterior add to the vibe. Real tight in the concessions make for a party feel even when you get a beer. I have been at a handful of rinks myself. One is the Sharks. Have to agree its a great time. Wish I was loaded for sure I would make a effort to follow the Jets for a season to every house just to get a feel for them all.

When you rated UBS as 30 I realized this video should’ve been titled, “I rank seat color and scoreboards of NHL arenas.” Ah well.

Bolts fan here. Yes, we still use the Tesla coils for intros, each goal, etc etc. Also I had read somewhere that Amalie is one of the few barns left that utilizes a digital theatre organ with exposed pipes. Kristov has been our organist for years and knocks it out of the park every game. They removed 500 seats to install the system and has RGB lighting that changes throughout the game. Plus the 3rd level Biergarten outside that overlooks downtown Tampa and Thunder Alley is an awesome place to grab a beer at during intermission. Location is prime right on the bay in downtown too.

Happy to see the Climate Pledge (formerly Key) Arena in Seattle make it to 3rd place. Wish you would have included a photo of them 'release the kraken' at the start of their games. And I know this is outside of the arena, but since it's in the Seattle Center, next door is the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Museum of Pop Culture, Pacific Science Center, a bunch of theatre houses, and the fountain. So it's a fun place to go spend the day before a game as well.

The Centre Bell will always be number due to the atmosphere

You need to see a game in Seattle. The experience is incredible.

Love the Wells Fargo centre. I always love following the Habs to Philadelphia. Great seats, AWESOME food. They bring it right to your seat. Love the Philly fans. Nothin but respect.👍🏻👍🏻

Is it possible to rank arenas based on seating comfort and elbow space ? Also, some of the older arenas were poorly designed and people would complain about a lot of issues. I recall one arena required the team to climb stairs to get to the ice level ? Do you recall ?

Nationwide's cannon fires at 105 dB. Shock and awe

in regards to Wells Fargo Center former Flyers trainer Jim McCrossin who happens to be my uncle got diagnosed with terminal cancer due to his office was next to where the zamboni machines were and he and another trainer got diagnosed with cancer, and my uncle is suing Comcast who owns the Flyers and the Wells Fargo Center, and he has been getting treatment for the last 2 and a half years in Cleveland, and their new head coach Tortorella berated and verbally abused my uncle, and I heard a story that a zamboni driver died from operating the zambonis due to its chemicals it's just ashame that my uncle has to through this

i kind of agree with the black seats thing at td garden, because the yellow seats were so good. but i think the black helps the fan jerseys stand out more than the yellow did.

22:17 I was at a Sharks game almost 2 months ago. They lost 4-2 to the Buffalo Sabres but I loved SAP Center, it's a great arena. Glad it made the top 10 of this list

#VegasStrong GO KNIGHTS! This is our year! Best rink in the league, coming into the fortress is an experience every hockey fan should have in their lifetime. Knights fan or not, they put on a show for everyone. Best National Anthem singer too, “Golden Pipes” Carnell Johnson!

Oilers fan here. Bell Centre is a place I gotta catch a game!

Nice vid. The Prudential Center actually has the biggest indoor jumbotron in the world. It might not look as big from the pics, but it’s a MONSTER in person

Honda center is underrated. The ceiling is really cool actually.

You should do more research on the facilities. The sabers have one of the best facilities in the NHL it is connected to the Harbor center that has 2 more rinks

One thing I learned when the penguins got their new arena was how "cookie cutter" most of the rinks have become. Only thing that seems to set them apart anymore is the capacity. The penguins had an arena that was literally an igloo which suited our team SO well,then we got this box of an arena that looked just like everyone elses

Climate pledge arena was so cool when we went. Loved they had a ton of vegetarian/vegan options in the food court too.

UBS arena is great it should be inside the top 20 at least

Definitely agree with Vegas #1. An experience worth checking out if one has the opportunity. Crazy atmosphere! Not to mention, there's a shake shack!!

I went to little caesers arena as a Christmas present. one of my old hockey coaches gave his suite tickets. and let me tell you pictures dont do it justice this place is massive when you walk out to your seat the jumbotron just takes up half of your view its just massive.

29:16 seattle native. Been going to that rink since it was called key arena when we sti had the sonics and the thunderbirds hadn't moved to the showare center. We have season tickets sitting along the railing that's right above the ice level. You can see the whole ice but the one complaint was you couldn't see the twins due to the overhang of the second tier. Since last season they've added small screen tvs that allow you to see what's played on the jumbotron. Absolutely love it.

Calgary's Saddle dome is still revolutionary. No one anywhere has been able to create a stable curved roof. And we did it in 1983. The building inside is incredible. So solid so well made. We need a new building to compete with Edmonton. It's time to to build a new building.

You also forgot to mention the Chase bridges at MSG. Completely unique addition to any arena. The viewing is fantastic and the engineering of it is pretty incredible.

i always feel so honored to be a nyr fan in nyc be able to go to games at msg. yes its been the only arena ive been to but from the looks of all the others and the vibes ive seen, msg just feels the best. like that place holds sm history for both the rangers and the knicks

Hey Johnny! Could you please rank NHL goal horns and/or AHL arenas?

I’m from Canada, have been to Vancouver, Calgary, all the California arenas, Madison Square Garden, Dallas, and Tampa. Honda Centre was very cold, and not much to look at. Staples was like you said very dark. Looked like dry ice floating around the arena. Very nice IMO though. SAP was boring, very plain. Canadian arenas weren’t nothing to right home about. Calgary needs a new one. MSG had just done it’s renovations, found the leg room very tight to the next seat. Tampa and Dallas was my fav. Tampa was rocking, pregame outside with music, etc. Inside super nice. Dallas was a good time, liked the inside. Great video you put together.

I actually really liked seeing a game at the Keybank centre this year. The concessions area was really nice and open. I was also at the CTC and man that arena sucked lol. Good atmosphere there in OTT though…

The only NHL game I ever went to was a Capitals game at Capital One Arena, when I was going to the University of Virginia. I know bugger all about hockey, but it was fun and the arena is in a great location in the middle of Washington DC and easy to get to with the Metro. The Capitals lost to Ottawa.

You definitely need to come see a Predators Game. Yes we have a great arena but the atmosphere during the game is so much fun. (especially when the Preds are winning)

Awesome!

LA arena with the triple-deck suites also leaves me cold, especially since it puts the fans in the upper deck so high up. Capital One has great video screens, but the ice is often slushy for games and they fired the organist and removed the organ. It just leaves me cold now, even with the exciting atmosphere when Ovi's on fire. I really like the Nationwide Arena (nice main concourse) and that cannon is cool. MSG is only highly-rated because of where it is. If it were anywhere else it would be a dump. If Honda Center is anything like it was in 1994, it felt just like a shopping mall. It was called "The Pond" at the time and it felt really luxurious, but we shared really good season tix at the time.

I remember when I went to go see Iron Maiden live at the Scotiabank Centre about 7 years ago. Part of it could have been that I was just at the Centre Bell in Montreal 2 nights prior and the scale of that place, for a seemingly small building on the outside, just flat out blew me away, but the Scotiabank (then called the Air Canada Centre) was really disappointing. It seemed weirdly... cluttered, if that makes sense? There wasn't much of an atmosphere in the building. It seemed overly bland and it didn't help that the colouring of the seats was really ass too.

The upper bowl at MSG is deceptively pushed wayyyy back so that the last five rows make you feel like you're watching the game from New Jersey. And, as much as I appreciate the iconic ceiling, did you know that it slopes DOWN toward center ice, almost like a circus tent roof bowing inward? If you're in the upper rows of the second level you cannot see the person sitting across from you on the other side of the arena because of the way the ceiling drops. In fact, from those upper rows you're actually looking DOWN at the scoreboard.

I have played at both the practice and main area and I was at dual in the D which wasn't a red wings game but was still an amazing experience.

Rogers Arena is on the older end of the scale for NHL rinks, but I think they've done a really good job making sure it doesn't look too dated. The stanchion lighting is one of my favourite things they added. I think it looks pretty cool for the pre-game and it's fun that they also light up for every Canucks goal. It's not AS cool as having fucking giant tesla coils in your arena (seriously a genius idea for the Lightning) but it's a nice feature that looks good watching from inside the arena and on tv. I do think they could change the seat colour tho. I love burgundy, but Vancouver hasn't had any burgundy in their uniforms since the OG Orca, and that colour scheme got replaced by the blue and green in mid-late 2000s--and I don't think those colours are ever coming back. Also on the topic of Tampa, I just found out they have a 1-acre organic vegetable garden on site? Used for player meals and the in-arena restaurants? That's really cool, kinda helps offset the inherent arena parking lot land use issues. I wonder how many other teams have something like that.

The Pens missed the boat big time. Were supposed to get a new scoreboard but the civic arena (igloo) was amazing. So much louder the look was epic. There was a seat that had a giant beam right in front of it lmao. We were just happy to get a new one so they had ryan homes built us a nut ass arena. Detroit is my fav hockey arena hands down. Thet went all out!

Very great. Video. Even. the. ranking Make a lot of sense. with the exception. of couple But that's awesome Keep up the good work.