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New Jersey Devils History
The New Jersey Devils were born in 1982, the third incarnation of a franchise that began as the Kansas City Scouts (1974-76) before spending six years in Denver as the Colorado Rockies. The arrival of president/general manager Lou Lamoriello in 1987 started the franchise's rise to the NHL elite. The Devils made the playoffs in 21 of the next 24 seasons, including five trips to the Stanley Cup Final.
The Devils made it as far as the conference finals in the 1987-1988 and 1993-1994 seasons, preparing them for their historic run the following year in which they won their first Stanley Cup Championship, sweeping the Detroit Red Wings.
The Devils returned to the Stanley Cup Final in 2000, dispatching the Dallas Stars in six games on an iconic double-overtime Cup-clinching goal by Jason Arnott. The next season, as the best offensive team in the NHL, they returned to the Final.
The Devils' stretch of dominance was far from over, though. They won their third Stanley Cup Championship in 2003, spoiling the Anaheim Ducks’ first-ever playoff run with a Game 7 shutout orchestrated by Martin Brodeur. To date, the club has won three Stanley Cup Championships and five Eastern Conference Championships.
In 2022, the Devils returned to the second round of the playoffs—their first time since 2011. Led by young stars Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier, the Devils defeated their long-time rivals the New York Rangers in the first round, before losing their next series to the Carolina Hurricanes.
New Jersey Devils Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Metropolitan
Year Founded: 1982
Team Colors: Black, Red, White
Team Rivals: New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers
New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center
The Prudential Center(Opens in new tab) has been the home ice for the New Jersey Devils since the arena made its grand opening in 2007. Affectionately known as "The Rock," Prudential Center has a capacity of 17,625 fans for hockey games. Before Devils games, fans can gather at bars and restaurants at Championship Plaza near the arena.
Headed to The Rock for a game? Get info on food and concessions and more.
The New Jersey Devils schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the New Jersey Devils. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for New Jersey Devils games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a New Jersey Devils game can cost anywhere between $30-$225 for upper level and $45-$395 for lower level.
The Devils have made five appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the Stanley Cup three times (in 1995, 2000 and 2003).
The seating map for Prudential Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Prudential Center is a beautiful venue and I usually enjoy attending events there. Unfortunately at this game we had to deal with the extremely loud and annoying crowd, especially the two goons we had the displeasure of sitting next to. Never going to a home opener again.
seats were awesome thank you ticketmaster...but overall the devils dropped the bomb the music in the arena was horrible during stoppage of play,there is no more score o or mighty mights during intermission,no devil dancers,there is nothing to do inside the arena anymore to do..set up air hockey games or bubble hockey.do something....the biggest disappointment for me is the goal song,for years it was the rock and roll song by gary glitter but when the new owners came in they stopped it cause the fans were saying hey you suck...the beer and food are at crazy prices and I refuse to spend any money there,thats why we eat before we get there...I probably wont go to another game its a shame cause I'm a diehard...love the game but hated the things the new owners cut out
I absolutely love the Devils & Prudential Center! The facility is clean, staff is great and it's a very easy venue to get to. There is a very wide variety of food and drinks (alcoholic & spirit-free) for those who attended. The Devils are my favorite sports team and performed well during their Home Opener!
We had great seats and was right behind Ranta. I was very excited that I was able to sit so close even through it was preseason. I will be attending multiple other rangers games
Game was very close and was good for an exhibition game.
We had fantastic seats for this preseason game! We are Ranger fans, but live upstate NY, going to Newark on the train is very easy for us. The Devils fans were nice and we had a really great time.
For being a preseason game this was an amazing atmosphere!
Was a fun night. People are very nice there at the food court,the store and the parking areas. The only complaint is, the food is way to expensive. $7 for a slice of pizza and $5.50 for a soda makes it way to expensive for a family to eat or snack there. Bring down your food and snack prices..
Prudential Center is beautiful. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Parking is pricey
Good experience gaining exposure to up and coming Devils players from Albany. Event was well organized in practice rink. Adequate seating and the ability to stand at the glass. Door prizes included for the event with lots of opportunities to win.
Fun Event. Really great to see the young talent play each other. Nathan Bastian, Michael McLeod and Mackenzie Blackwood give the Devils a bright Future. $5 Parking was a surprise as well. Would have liked to have the red / white teams switch ends for each half.
It was great to watch the up & coming stars fighting for a position on the team. They played like the cup was on the line.
Game was awesome! The promotions and games in between periods was a lot of fun as well.
I went to the game to see my team, the Tampa Bay Lightning play and they were amazing. It was a great game and they won.
I was excited to see the game but it just felt like the whole game was breaks, advertisements, and commercials! I was totally turned off! Ive been to NHL games before and they have never been so saturated with Ads. We ended up leaving early.
It was my wife's first NHL game and she loved it. She uses a wheelchair and everything was easily accessible including family bathrooms and food. Traffic was managed very well by the crew in the garage after the game. It was the first time I tried driving to the Arena and thought it would be a nightmare, but we couldn't believe how fast we got out!
Great Scott! The Wedgewall generated a lot of Devil fan enthusiasm. However, Caps played waayyy below what they are capable of; just doing the minimum. The injured Devils hobbling towards the playoffs, will they make it? Regardless, still a work in progress at The Rock.
This event was for a first time child to see some Hockey. our seats were in a great place with no blocked views of the ice, He had a great time and now wants to learn to play. (that will pass) Ordering tickets were easy and finding our seats were simple. Great overall experience.
Would recommend this to anyone, we enjoyed the game very much. Also the transportation from Manhattan is quite easy. Greetings from the Czech Republic.
I am a big Devils fan, but it was one of those nights where they did not play well and the Penguins took full advantage. They won 6-1 and it even wasn't that close. The food, arena and company was great and although the game was a blowout it was still exciting as Malkin had 2 goals and the Pens were feeding him the puck to possibly get a hat trick. It didn't happen, but looking forward to my next game and hopefully a better outcome.