No more results on this page
The prices for this pre-season game was a little pricey. I paid $10 Pre ticket for the game the night before in Springfield. Also, my son's Thunderbird flag was swiped from our seat. Mind you, we were up in an u paper section almost at the top. Our usher was helpful when this happened, but the Guest Services folks were a bit rude and dismissed us.
Prices were a bit high for a pre-season game. Venue staff not helpful...my son's Thunderbirds flag was swiped and we were dismissed like it was not a big deal. (Our seats werebin the uipper section just shy of the "nose bleed section.) Just remember that not all of the fans are for the home team.
I smell an overtime win! The best bang for your dollar.
Great game. As far as price, buy one get one for a conference semi final is awesome.
The music and constant ads on the scoreboard are ear-splitting loud, the lighting is too bright and the print on the programs is so small, bring your magnifying glass. Bring sunglasses and a hat with a visor
The game was good, fast-paced. The seats were excellent and pricing couldn't be beat - BOGO Free! Only half of the concessions were open, so the lines were long, and there were limited choices for snacks. I wish there were more snack options at the DD Center, but part of that is from constantly being at the Boston Garden with snacks galore! Overall a great time with adult siblings and family.
The Providence Bruins game was a fantastic family experience. Watching the players stop during warm-up to engage their young fans and in some instances toss them a puck was exciting. This venue is very good to watch hockey. The only drawback to the night was that a number of concession stands were closed so the wait was at least 30 minutes.
Both teams showcased what it takes to be a playoff contender team
Great seats, great game, great experience. Would recommend.
We had seats behind the opposing team. My son got to high five a lot for the players, and he was even given a puck!
This was amazing for my first time ever going to a hockey game. I definitely will be back again.
We just watched an amazing hockey game between Providence and Springfield. This was the first time we saw an AHL game in Providence. Great venue and the caliber of the hockey was very excellent. We will definitely be back for more games. Very entertaining!
Always great venue at the Dunk...but the Bruins played poorly. ..goaltending was poor and they couldn't keep the puck on there sticks.Most shots missed the net.
Attended the 2/17 and 2/18/17 games between the P-Bruins and Hershey Bears - Saturday night game was much better as the Bears won that one. Nice arena and good food selection - nice team store also. Had a great time.
Me and my family go to a P Bruins game every year and we make a night of it. We have always gotten BOGO tickets and there has always been a fight which makes my kids happy. This year, however, things were a bit different. P Bruins did not offer BOGO tickets until two days before the event that we had already purchased tickets for and there was no fight to be had during the game. This is and always has been a good night out for us but was a little upset to receive email on bogo tickets as late in the season as we did.
Although they did lose, the seats were amazing. I could've kissed the other team if I wanted to, thats how close I was to their bench and the back up goalie. There were two little kids in front of us and they were able to high five the other team when then went on and off the ice. Overall, great game.
Good price for great seats. Kids love the hockey, great for teaching them the game. They loved the intermission shows (Zamboni x 2). Not sure the B's have much help for their woes hiding in a providence though!
I've been to two Providence Bruins games so far. One in December, one a few days ago. I must say, as a die hard Boston Bruins fan, I've always wanted to check out Providence and see the farm team play but feared it wouldn't be the same. I was completely wrong. I cannot describe the amount of fun I had attending both games and on top of that, a fraction of the cost of going to a Boston game. For $30, I got to sit in front of the glass behind the goal tender. You're lucky if you can score a balcony seat at a Boston Bruins game for $80 against a crappy team. The whole atmosphere was great, very fan and family friendly and for certain games, they'll do package deals where you can score $4 tickets for $100 which includes hot dogs, soda and merchandise, you cannot beat that. The entertainment between periods is fun and the crowd definitely gets into the action, which consists of local pee wee hockey leagues from around Rhode Island and Massachusetts. It's absolutely adorable seeing these kids square off and falling over themselves. The fan cam is a treat, music and cartoon images to get the kids to ham it up on the jumbotron. Music is always good and entertaining as well. If you've got sensitive hearing, you may want to bring ear plugs because it does get loud. It's defifntly worth the price of admission, plus they do prize giveaways, like t-shirts, hats, thundersticks and etc, usually for the first couple thousand people that make it into the arena. Now as far as the Dunkin Donuts Center is concerned. I've been to hundreds events at this venue, plus hundreds of events at other stadiums and arenas across New England. The Dunk is my absolute favorite venue for any event and there isn't a bad seat in the house, its small, its intimate and no matter where you're sitting, you're always in for a good time, rather if its Disney On Ice, basketball, hockey, WWE, concerts, its defiantly trumps any other venue in New England in my opinion. Top it off, its so easy to get to and parking in my opinion, is reasonable. You can park at the Providence Place Mall and for 0-5 hours, you can park for $2. Which is what I do. Getting out, just like any sporting event, takes a few minutes. Longest I've ever waited was probably 15 minutes. And the best thing about the parking at the Providence Place Mall is that there is a corridor that goes straight from the mall into the arena, so on the cold nights or the nights its raining or snowing, you dont have to take a step outside, plus you get a decent view of the city as you're walking through the corridor. Security is quick and the staff is friendly as well as the fans are nice as well. Concession I always avoid when it comes to any event. You're better off getting some good food at the mall, which has ample selections to choose, or just find any other local establishment around Providence. Overall, if you're looking for a great night to for hockey at a professional level, witness future Boston Bruins players in the making and the fraction of the cost, then is something you shouldn't miss out on.
The P Bruins make the Sunday afternoon games great fun for kids. The players play really hard. You get your money's worth!
Loved the game, the atmosphere. Will definitely go again