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About Huntsville Havoc
Huntsville Havoc at the Von Braun Center
The Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL) Huntsville Havoc are one of the most successful teams in the history of the league. They play their games at the Von Braun Center Arena in bustling downtown Huntsville, Alabama, adjacent to Big Spring Park and right off of the historic square. Downtown Huntsville is a haven for craft beer, coffee, dining and the arts, and a stroll through the square is a great way to start or end your Huntsville Havoc experience. Once inside the renovated Von Braun Center, championship hockey awaits you, with Coach Glenn Detulleo’s Havoc team led by players like top-scoring center Rob Darrar, captain Tyler Piacentini and promising right winger Isaac Johnson. Tickets for games are broken down into Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers, with the latter being just beyond the glass. Huntsville Havoc theme nights include a Star Wars Night, a Dog Race weekend, a St. Patrick’s Day celebration and two Alabama BBQ Nights. With well-attended games, the Havoc can boast the best average attendance in the SPHL, and that number has only gone up as the Havoc continue to raise the William B. Coffey trophy.
Huntsville Havoc Background
Entering the league in the 2004-05 season, the Huntsville Havoc are a fixture in the SPHL playoffs. The team won their first President’s Cup in 2010. And in 2018, the Havoc famously became the first fourth-seeded squad to ever win the title. They wasted no time following it up with another, when they swept the Birmingham Bulls in the finals for their second consecutive title in 2019.
The Havoc’s home rink is in the Von Braun Center, a multipurpose facility for sporting events and performing arts in downtown Huntsville. Along with the arena, the complex also features a playhouse, exhibit halls, and a concert venue that is home to the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra and once famously hosted a five-show run by Elvis Presley.
We had the best time at the Huntsville Havoc game! 1st Hockey game ever. There was something going on the whole time we were there. Great family event. Fun interactions with the fans the whole time we were there.
They last game that we attended was "Walking Dead"night. The team played quite aggressively, the fights were just a bonus, and was still a good game other than the loss. The refs have been a little disappointing the past few games. Nonetheless, we enjoy it.
It was a fun night out with three generations of family members. Two of our family were attending hockey for the first time.
Me and my son had a blast at out first Havoc and definitely will be back
Me and my husband brought 2 groups of families from church on Saturday night. We have been to several games as well as 1 of the other families. The 3rd family, this was their first experience. A good time was had by all 15 of us. Lots of action and excitement. The only thing that could have made it better was if there was a way to not overserve patrons alcohol. There was an intoxicated lady right behind me who could barely walk or speak due to alcohol. I was embarrassed for her. But, even with her out of control self, we had a great time!
Last night game was intense from the very start. The crowds energy was infectious and with the Havoc playing so good it made for an amazing night. So so much fun!! My only complaint is wishing I could just once sit closer to the ice.
I had never been to a hockey game until Havoc but now I am hooked. The crowds are so enthusiastic and the engery is off the charts! My husband and I absolutely love going to Havoc games.
We had a great time but the only complaint is the price of wheelchair accessible seating, its triple the price of regular seats. I have to have them though but we wont come back nearly as often. We would like to though but $120 for 2 tickets is a lot for a local team.
Great crowd and decent prices. End of period with fan inclusive activities
The game was fun even though we lost in overtime. The crowd was great and the venue terrific.
