Colorado College Tigers Hockey Tickets

Club seating at Ed Robson is fantastic. Well worth the extra money. A very civilized environment. Especially between periods. Or during the game if you need to stretch your legs, use the restroom, or refuel.

From the moment you walk in the door, you know you're in TIGER nation. Stadium seating for a clear view of the ice. Sections and seating are clearly marked. Restrooms are clean. Staff is friendly and helpful.

We really enjoyed seeing this talented team in their wonderful new home. Great setup, comfy seats, clean modern facilities and with a clear sustainability focus. CC Tiger Hockey is worth every penny!

Best night we have had in many years. Loved it. Will be making it a thing more often.

The Robson is many of the things you read here: a little chilly, a tiny bit steep in places and the food is really terrible (pre-made everything makes for unremarkable taste). That said, don’t go there for supper; go for an immaculate setting (5-star clean), near perfect sight lines, an energized student section, ELITE hockey and the easiest parking you’ll ever enjoy at a sporting event. This little Division 1 hockey hamlet is unmatched in college athletics (well, except Duke’s Cameron Indoor) and you’ll be glad you put your butt in a seat.

I went to the CC vs. DU hockey game at Robson Arena. All I can say is WOW!!! I was able to park just a couple blocks South of Robson Arena (inexpensive city metered parking). No long lines to enter at all. Every padded chairback seat has an amazing view. Robson Arena is an outstanding arena and the atmosphere, it was one of the best sporting events I HAVE EVER ATTENDED (better than Avs, Broncos, Rockies, CU Buffs, even events I've attended out of state). And the Tigers won! I highly recommend a CC Hockey game in Robson Arena!

CC and St Cloud played great, fun to watch quality college hockey. Venue still rinky dink. It should have more seating, better food options, and they even ran out of whiskey and seven up. Really?

We enjoyed the game. Had great seats in row K sect 103. Only complaint was the arena is too cold which makes it uncomfortable. When I look around and everyone has coats, scarves, and hats, that tells me it too cold. Other than that, it's a great place to watch hockey.

It was a great hockey experience, but the pricing for tickets, beverages, food was outrageous. I'm not going to many more games.

I find it disturbing that tickets for a college sports event (along with concert events) are subject to bulk buying and then resale for an inflated price. Weeks before the game there were not two seats together for sale in the stadium. A week later there were many multi seat offerings for the same event but at inflated resale prices. Ended up attending the event by buying SRO tickets day of the game. Ticket scalping is alive and well.