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NCAA regional playoffs for the Frozen 4 were great Good games Good seats Easy in and out at the DCU Center in Worcester Only issue was the replays on the big screen were practically non existant on both nights
The games were well played and the venue worked out great. One issue was the inability to leave the facility for dinner due to the 'non re-admittance' policy. This policy should be better publicized for the attendees to plan accordingly.
Very exciting hockey for the hockey fans and families of the college players. Even if you do not have a particular school affiliation it is still a great event to see some future NHL players.
Built in the 50's he location has never been upgrade or remodeled. The location doesn't allow for TV cameramen. My location had a cameraman standing right in front of me, blocking my view many times. I got up and moved to handicap seats at the back of the arena. There were no ushers on Friday night, so there was no one to talk to.
Nothing better than playoff NCAA Hockey. College sports atmosphere is incomparable.
Seats were not good. View was obstructed by ESPN broadcast setup. Should have been listed as obstructed view seats.
Both games Friday were excellent, the energy in the arena was great. Perfect size arena for this event, and the seats were easy to find and comfortable. The only disappointment was the Final game Saturday was scheduled for 9pm start. This is the NE regional, how was the Midwest game scheduled before the NE game?
US Bank does a good job of putting this series on, this was my second time attending. I wish they would replace the glass boards though. Much of it is foggy and wavy (think victorian era glass) which makes watching the action from rows f and below less than ideal
Why can't the fans in the building see the reviews,and explain the procedure,with an explanation????
College hockey is the best! (Except....when it's $80+ for each seat that the NCAA is making money off instead of the schools (Quinnie is $10 a regular season game!); when you're trapped in the DCU Center for over six hours on day 1 and you can't get out to have a decent meal between games; and, when the NCAA artificially adds TV timeouts during play) Hockey is always great, along with the bands...but not this year in this venue in this format. I'll get my fill in the local rinks. NCAA has this all wrong.
Very entertaining game. Defensive game for sure. Surprized they didn't sell beer during the game. Maybe that's why the crowd was small.
It was an awesome event. Couldn't have ended better. Just wish they had championship shirts after the game.
Big Fun! Of course it's always big fun, when your team wins. Go PC!
Seats were excellent with a great view of the entire ice, and Providence won!!!
Ticket master easy to use. Thank you for directions to DD center as we are from Boston and had not previously attended. Saw two exciting games and will attend TD Garden. Too Bad DU lost.
The games were good and the facility is OK. The attendance was down this year.
Absolutely the best hockey weekend in a very long time. So proud of the Friars. Best of luck boys make us proud in Boston!
It was a great series of games. There were a lot of tv timeouts that disrupted the flow of the game. The overall outcome was great, and it was a lot of fun!
This was my second time visiting the Duncan Doughnuts Center for the NCAA Men's Hockey East Regionals. While the three game set was probably the best hockey I've seen in years (Including Frozen Four's and Stanley Cup playoffs) the event center environment lacks a lot to be desired. First of all was the parking situation which was surreal. While there is more than adequate parking within walking distance of the event, the price to park was way too high. The signs around the parking facilities stated a fee of $30 per car, but attendants were charging $40 per car. When I questioned this, I was basically told "it is what it is" and still believe I was being ripped off. Others I spoke to felt the same way. Also of concern is the fact that both times I have visited this arena for this event, it never opens on time and the ushers and other employees do not seem to care that fans in some cases have gotten there early to be first in and have had to stand for hours and then even longer to gain admittance. The third complaint is the attitude of the merchants selling NCAA sponsered souvineers who are not patient and do not seem to care if they are providing customer statisfaction or not. I have attended the NCAA regoinals and all Frozen Four events over the past 11 years. When this event is held two years from now in the Duncan Doughnuts Center, unfortunately it will cause me to travel elsewhere, Sad but true.
College hockey is exciting. These regional matchups did not disappoint. However, did not need to buy tickets ahead of time. Out of town teams mean few out of town fans.