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About The Quad City Storm
Exciting hockey action has returned to the Quad Cities with the arrival of the Quad City Storm, playing out of Moline, Illinois, while also representing Bettendorf and Waterloo, Iowa, as well as Rock Island and East Moline, Illinois. The Storm are one of 10 teams in the Southern Professional Hockey League, replacing the Quad City Mallards of the ECHL in the region. The franchise's origins date back to 2009, when the SPHL's Louisiana IceGators began play in Lafayette, Louisiana. The team suspended operations in 2016 in anticipation of renovations to Lafayette's Cajundome, but eventually lay dormant until the team was purchased and moved to the Quad Cities for the 2018-19 season.
The Storm play out of the TaxSlayer Center, in Moline, Illinois, which seats 9,200 for hockey, and is also home to the Quad City Steamwheelers of the Indoor Football League. The TaxSlayer Center opened in 1993 as The MARK of the Quad Cities, and from 2005 to 2017 was known as the iWireless Center. The TaxSlayer Center has continuously been home to professional hockey since 1995, hosting two iterations of the Quad City Mallards (from 1995 to 2007 in the United Hockey League and from 2009 to 2018 in the East Coast Hockey League), and the Quad City Flames of the American Hockey League from 2007 to 2009.
The Quad City Storm are ready to take on the rest of the Southern Professional Hockey League, battling their regional rivals the Evansville Thunderbolts and Peoria Rivermen. The Storm's rivalry against the Rivermen, dubbed "Cold War On 74," is named after U.S. Interstate 74, which begins in Davenport, Iowa, and connects the Quad Cities to Peoria. In addition, the Storm face such teams as the Birmingham Bulls, Fayetteville Marksmen, Huntsville Havoc, Knoxville Ice Bears, Macon Mayhem, Pensacola Ice Flyers, and Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs. You can follow the Quad City Storm all season on Twitter @QuadCityStorm.
I go to a lot of Storm games and generally have a good time. However, the choices and quality of food at concessions is below average. In fact, I dont think anything has changed or been updated in a long time. Hockey games aren’t the cheapest to go to and I would expect a little more with concessions. I go Riverbadits games and spend less and get better choices and values.
Someone needs to better manage the entrance to the vibrant center. You need one entrance for season ticket holders, and the rest of the entrances for everybody else making people walk through huge crowded lines because they’ve got one ticket when everybody else has something else is quite silly.
I absolutely love this team! We may not have made the playoffs but I am so excited for the next season!
We had a blast. We will be doing it again soon. The people there were friendly and nice.
We had awesome seats right up against the glass and the boys from Peoria were getting smashed up against it!
Had fun at the game, entire family had a great night. Only problem was online concession stand order was not filled, had to go ask for it.
Parking, great! Entire staff, outstanding! Cleanliness, freaking awesome!
This was so much fun! To start, parking is conveniently located next to the arena. We went right in and there were a lot of very good options for food and drink. There was a full bar with seating looking outside and an outdoor patio. The nachos were excellent and custom prepared right infront of us. The game experience was great! The fans are sooo into the action and have lots of fun chants and routines that they do and add to the experience. The view from our seats was wonderful and the action on the ice was fast and exciting. The whole experience was great and we can't wait to go back!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
This action packed game was fun! Only problem was questionable lack of calls by officials. When a player is removed in a stretcher, somebody did something wrong. This was a great birthday gift for our son. We will come again!
The venue size and the loyalty to the teams throughout the years, always makes for a great time.
Good seats, very helpful and curtios. staff. All around good time
We happened to be in Moline/Rock Island for business and saw there was a hockey game on Saturday night. We enjoyed ourselves, they kept the crowd pumped up. Don't get the nachos. Nachos are given to you in a bag with a cup of cold cheese.
From parking to the game was all wonderful. The parking attendance people where very nice and helpful. Security was very friendly and helpful. Watchinthe game from the stands was phenomenal.
First time seeing a Storm Hockey game. It was great. The music, the zamboni, and the game!!!
The game was awesome and we had a great time. Our seats were Terrible! We were right behind the team and we couldn’t see anything. Fortunately there were seats available and we were able to move.
I attended the Quad City Storm versus the Peoria Riverman with my family after Thanksgiving. It was a great family outing. Everyone at the stadium was friendly and helpful. The food was affordable and the place was clean. My only complaint is that there was a purse size maximum which I did not see on the website. The only “things before you go” was wearing a mask. But overall all it was a great time. I’d go back again.
We are moving to the Quad Cities and while looking for our home we decided to take in a hockey game. It ended up being an awesome experience, and it was super inexpensive too! High level hockey and a fun atmosphere
It was our 1st hockey game, and we had a great time. We took our grandkids and they also enjoyed it.
Storm went into overtime and won! My daughters first hockey game was a success. She really got into the game especially with the mascot!
Attended two very competitive & entertaining weekend hockey games to close out the 2018-19 regular season. In-game entertainment was engaging and well presented, without excessive gimmickry. The Storm team mascot worked the crowd throughout the game, interacting well with kids & adults. On future visits to the Quad Cities for hockey, my wife & I will choose tickets higher up in the lower bowl. Our seats in Row 10 between one blueline & center ice were in the last row of the retractable risers (subject to bouncing when other fans walk up & down the stairs). The TaxSlayer Center rink glass is exceptionally high, and there are a lot more sections with solid dividers that result in many obstructions to the view of play. Moving back & up 8-10 rows would provide a more clear view of the hockey action.
