Chicago Wolves Tickets

Easy access, ample parking, respectable crowd, good family entertainment at a more affordable rate than pro teams.

Great seats, very reasonably priced enterainment. It's a great way to generate interest in sports, especially hockey, which is a misunderstood game.

The hockey game itself was a ton of fun, as always. I'll always take the Wolves over the Blackhawks. However, as an issue of seating, I could not have been more dissatisfied. The Arena was only half-full, with some sections being nearly full, while others had a handful of people. These other sections were obviously not closed off entirely. I, of course, was in one of these full sections, and honestly felt like cattle, smashed next to an extremely large man, while other sections had people lounging across several seats. Balance among all the sections would have been appreciated, because frankly, I felt like cattle. I am not sure if this is the practice of Ticketmaster, The Allstate Arena, or the Wolves, but either way, I didn't appreciate it.

Our third Wolves game of the. It was the biggest crowd we had seen and was handle well by the vendors and team employees. A great place to meet your friends and watch some hockey at affordable prices. I don't have kids but those I saw seemed excited and highly entertained.

I have not been to a Wolves game before this one. It was fun and we had really great seats for the price we paid. We were in section 110, row B. Even thought the announcer warned about the loudness about to occurr, I didn't realize he was referring to the pyrothecnics that did happen. A little over the top in my opinion but overall the game was enjoyable and I will be purchasing tickets again.

awesome game! for the price of these tickets the game is great for ALL ages, next time I'll bring my 2yr old!

Awesome!!! The kids loved it. The wife loved it and I loved it.

Excellent Hockey Value. Probably not a bad seat in the house at Allstate Arena for Hockey. Got the 3 $24 tickets (and sat in the 4th row behind the penalty box) $90 all together with tax. I could not have gotten 1 equivelent ticket at the United Center to see the Blackhawks for that price. Kids loved it. Food was outrageous $7 hot dogs $6 large drinks. I could have went to Olive Garden and ate decent for what I paid for food. Easy Parking, Easy Post game drive to get back to 90. If not for Food cost this review would be 5 stars.

I took my 6 year old son to his first professional hockey game. We had decent seats and it wasn't too crowded. We had a great time and the Wolves won! We will definitely see them play again. Complaints: two 20 something guys using some foul language even after an usher told them to watch their language. The usher never told them twice. They then moved to some empty seats right in front of us and carried on. Like I said it wasn't too crowded and they could have been asked to leave our section. A healthy food selection does not exist. How 'bout some grilled chicken ?

Last nights Wolves game was awesome! It is fantastic to see Chris Chelios back here in Chicago! His tie breaking goal last night was awesome to see! The Wolves/Icehogs match-ups are always great games to see! Rivalry at it's best!!! For those that have never been to a Wolves game, GO! As we are both Hawks & Wolves fans, we split our live hockey time between the two clubs. Both are first class organizations that are completely different experiences. The Hawks games are amazing from the sheer size and roar of 20,000 plus fans, from the great team and positive organization that Rocky Wirtz created, to the United Center facility itself which is a very pleasant place to go for a game and the sport shop is nice too! The Wolves on the other hand allows you to experience a hockey game in a smaller, more personal setting. You are much, much closer to the ice and the players so you get to see the game in a very different way. If you are down close enough to the players benches it is interesting to see all of their equipment, especially the goalies. The Wolves are also very family friendly oriented. They offer many, many Saturday night games and also many, many Sunday afternoon games which is great when you are bringing little ones. The kiddies love to see Skates too! I wish the Hawks would add more Saturday night, and especially Sunday afternoon games! The biggest thing that the Wolves greatly need to improve upon is their fan merchandise. Other than their jerseys, which are of the same quality as the NHL, the rest of their stuff is fair at best. The sweatshirts run small and can be thin, the shirt selection is small and kind of blah. With such a tight fan base I could never understand why they don't do more in this area! With that, GO WOLVES!!! We shall be seeing more games this season and beyond!!!!!

We had a great time! My son was home from the service on leave and it was a great family activity. It would be nice if you took a second to recognize our troops!

Lived in Chicago years ago, but left town right after the Wolves were founded and never went to one of their games. Was in town for business and decided to see how it was. Allstate Arena isn't a classic hockey arena, but the old building has been shown some love and provides a quality venue. The crowd was thin for the size of the building, but those that were there made it a good atmosphere. The promotions were fun, the prices fair and the hockey was the usual quality for the AHL. Was especially neat to see Manny Legace and Chris Chelios in Wolves' sweaters. It was close all the way out with Chicago winning in a shootout. All in all, it was a good time and I'll come back again if I'm in Chicago and the Wolves are playing.

WOLVES WIN in shootout! Great game, great fans. Always fun at Wolves Games.

I purchased the 14.00 tickets. Seats were behind a goal on the upper level. The seats were great and we were able to see all the game. The opening intro was fantastic. Fire, lazer light show and explsives. Very cool. Great action. Wolves won 7 to 1. With all the fees and parking the game cost less then 60.00 for 2 of us to go.

Great family friendly fun. More affordable and geared towards families and kids than Blackhawks games. Pleanty of scoring, activities, and other things going on to make it fun for everyone.

Wolves hockey is high level playing for a very reasonable price.

For a minor league hockey game, this is a really fun time and a worthwhile sports event to go to.

We all enjoyed ourselves at the Wolves game. Very entertaining alot of things going on to keep the fans going.I would highly recommend a game to other people to see what theyre missing. The best part was the Wolves winning the game.

My family went to the Wolves game as part of a birthday celebration for my husband's 50th. We first tried to get tickets to a Bulls or Blackhawks game, but they were way too pricey. Besides that, for the same price--we would have had seats in the noseblead sections! This was easier to travel to from Crystal Lake, we could afford great seats, and the entertainment was just as enjoyable. Do people really pay that much just to see a major sports team during these economical times??? Our objective was a night of family fun for the occasion and we got it. The kicker was, because our tickets were better priced, we planned our day earlier and stopped for a really nice dinner in Schaumburg first. Meaningful family times are not measured by the expense level.

We paid under 40 bucks for our tickets, sat in the third row, saw great action (a few fights!) caught a hocky puck and overall had a great time. The place was a little sad walking in, everyone was lacking some excitment but once we sat down it was a good time for all. Only other compliant is the seats are pretty small and there were some very big boys sitting in front of us.....they looked a little cramped