New Jersey Devils

Living in Los Angeles I’m back in Jersey spending the holidays with my dad and brothers. Finally I’m able to watch my favorite team the New Jersey Devils at a home game at The Rock.
I had an amazing time as well as my son. I arrived early to shop at the Devil’s Den and soak up the atmosphere. I don’t know when I’ll be back to watch another game. In the past I was able to come back every year to catch a couple of games at the Continental Arena also then the Brendan Byrne Arena.
The Rock is a great arena and hopefully we can hang some championship banners there. LETS GO DEVILS!

I really enjoy going to Devil’s home games! The Prudential Center is a great place with some great food offerings. I own a law firm and games are a great place to both entertain and get some real business done with colleagues and business partners. I highly recommend my account executive Michael Souza for anything related to the Devils and obtaining a full or partial season package. He makes everything very easy and is extremely dedicated to the Devil’s organization and most importantly the fans!
Go Devils!

You guys should have kept Jagr, that name alone sells tickets, what else is there to see there? lol
Only 2 reviews here, I get that historically, the brand identity has been defensive, which I actually think back then, the team’s more exciting than today. You had Stevens, Brodeur, Daneko, Niedermeyer, Gomez… fun times.
Future: thus the 3 stars. Not good, but not bad either, with Corey in the pipes, that’s taken care of. As usual, the Devils need scoring!

I was impressed with how polite and friendly these fans were. I’ve been to a few games for other teams (not hockey though) and these folks were just awesome. No yelling, no swearing, none of the «crazed New York» attitude I would have expected.
Separate review for the Prudential Center.

As a huge hockey fan, I love attending New Jersey Devils games. Prudential Center is so bright, new, and tickets are affordable.
Even though I’m a Boston Bruins fan, I can appreciate the arena and the team. I’ve been a season ticket holder for four years, even though I live in Manhattan, far closer to Madison Square Garden. I have seat in the lower level, corners row 11 and pay less than a coworker with seats in the upper, upper levels does for his Rangers’ season tickets!
The people are a lot of fun, and I actually find the «You Suck» chant after the Devils score to be not just hilarious, but rather heartwarming. These folks love their team, and with the new changes with the Party Poker partnership, I can only see things getting even better.
A word of warning: it’s not a great idea to wear a Rangers or Flyers jersey when they’re not playing.