St. Louis Blues Tickets

Good playoff hockey between two really good teams. Throwin gthe intangibles of refs who "see" something or toatally ignore something and you have an exciting game.

The game was absolutely amazing! We had amazing seats and a great experience. It was our first Blues game and we didn't know what to expect but we left more than thrilled. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my life and I will definitely be returning.

Went to see my beloved Bruins and what a game it turned out to be. Scottrade Center is a great facility for shows and games. Had seats in the upper level, but with clear view of the goal, since this game was 6-5 for the Bruins, I got to see many of those fairly close.

If you are going to sit in the corner, and pay the premium game ticket price, I highly recommend Sec. 332, Row A. You get a little extra room for your legs and can lean forward on the partial glass in front of you. Great view of the whole ice surface. Just don't get a bottle of beer and try to put it in your cupholder - there's a reason it is called a 'CUPholder'.

Great game between two big rivals! Able to get last minute seats face value and the seats were AMAZING!!! What a view of all the action and no one in front of us at all!

Division rivals. We lost, but the game was awesome. Will definitely go back to the Scottrade Center.

The music is TOO LOUD. Turn it down. Not all paying customers are teenagers. Too many silly activities during intermissions. Having a guy sing Jimmy Buffet songs was annoying, and too loud. The oddly dressed young woman running all the contests was also too loud and was only interested in hearing her own voice. Just SHUT UP and let us relax between periods instead of one assault after another on my ears. Despite the loss, the best part of the night, as usual, was the game.

The Blues played better than I've ever seen but I still don't understand why they only took 2 shots during their 2-man advantage. It was a very physical game that kept me on the edge of my seat. They played like they were going after the cup!

I really enjoyed the Blues game and actually thought we might get the occasional puck over the glass. Really good sight lines with the exception of one little distortion on the far end of the ice, but, hey, that's what the Jumbotron is for, right? Good leg room in the seats and it was easy to get to food and drink lines and, of course, the restroom.

BLUES looked like they were playing kiddie hockey---of course they have played like that the last 5-6 games. WHATS UP WITH THAT ???

The Blues played horribly. They couldn't find enough ways to give up possession of the puck. Predictably, they lost 1 - 4. The Hurricanes just out skated and out played them.

The arena itself was nice, staff friendly. Getting into area was a complete mess and there was no parking available. We finally did end up in a garage a few blocks away for only 5 bucks which was amazing. There aren't enough entrances into Scottrade and it took forever to actually get into building. Not designed well for getting into if it is a sellout game.

A lifelong Blues fan, had a great time at the game as usual. Bought the McDonalds Family Pack as in the past. The offer for food items at the game was fine, but the "Big Mac vouchers" that I was promised were worthless. In past years, the voucher could be redeemed for a free Big Mac. This year, the fine print reads - must purchase something, and the free item you get is the lesser price item. Since the Big Mac is one of the more expensive items, you are not getting a Big Mac free. The voucher is worth less than the normal coupons or deals that McDonalds always has.

Scottrade Center is always full when the Saint Louis Blues play. Amazing atmosphere with such a unique sport. Seats are awesome and the rink is such a cool sight. The players are amazing. Gotta love it.

Action packed game. Tied, went to overtime, and then decided in a nine-round shootout. Blues Win! Can't get better than that!

One of the greatest hockey games I have ever seen in my life. What excitement and talent. 9 shots for each team in the shootout.

This was my first Blues game even though I have been wanting to go for 20 years. We found 3 seats just 8 rows behind the glass behind the Blues's goalie for periods 1 and 3. The quality of these seats for the price was roughly half of what we would pay to see our hometown team -- The Chicago Blackhawks. However, the stadium felt much more intimate than the United Center. The food choices were great but it was expensive ($10 for a plastic cup of beer). The access to souvenirs was great. No long lines. The announcements and game-time entertainment were fine. The parking options were good and priced fairly as we parked just 2 blocks away.

Game was good one with exciting moments. Fans are not into it very well. They don't seem to appreciate the little things in the game that determines the outcome. Blues staff was excellent. Organ doesn't boom and plays passive stuff. Doesn't build the atmosphere you would expect at a hockey game. Too many things on video board. Takes away from exciting opportunities. Theme seems to focus on the past Blues hockey tradition, not the present team. And their tradition is nothing other than a better than average team through the years. But the crowd doesn't reward the team with deafening support of their great plays. Frankly I had more fun at the local ECHL rink.

LETS GO BLUES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! need i say more

The game was OK, not as exciting. I would not want to by tickets vs Dallas. But I wanted to mention this, I paid $300 for tickets on the 300 level next to the glass shield and I'm tall, so I can't constantly sit in up-right position, I would lean forward because of the back pain and to stretch legs, then back and forth. I and other people were constantly harassed by this staff lady to sit up and not touch the glass. It was so bad that we left in the middle second period. I 'm definitely not buying the tickets up there anymore.