HFDevils Official Tickets and Prudential Center thread
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youryeah
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Krug's has some of the best burgers in NJ apparently (I haven't had, just going off of what I have read/heard)
Anyone know how to check and see how many buybacks you have remaining? I came across it once, but now it seems like it’s gone.
NJDevs26
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They also send an email any time you do a buyback so can always check that too unless you deleted them
Colin226
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I absolutely love Krug’s and Bello’s. Excellent food and great atmosphere at both. Only downside to Krug’s is it’s a short drive from the arena. Haven’t been to Burke’s.
They are.
Just a note, the fries trays are huge so one is good enough for 2 people.
And make sure to get the wings with the secret sauce.
Mgd31
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Can't remember the last time I've been to the Prudential Center to see a game, but going on Thursday.
What is the deal with the bag policy? Do they still have you put it in those lockers outside the arena? Can you bring any type of bag in?
Thanks in advance.
What is the deal with the bag policy? Do they still have you put it in those lockers outside the arena? Can you bring any type of bag in?
Thanks in advance.
Just goes based on size and yeah still lockers...
"Bags up to 12"x14" are permitted inside Prudential Center. Anything larger, including backpacks, are not permitted, with the exception of childcare or medical bags. Permissible larger bags will be X-rayed.
All bags are subject to search by Prudential Center security team members at each point of entry. Bags that do not meet these expectations must be returned to the guest’s vehicle or stored in a Prudential Center supplied locker at the guest’s expense. Lockers are located outside the M&M's Tower and Lafayette Street entrances."
JrFischer54
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are they still calling it the goal bar? I thought they became the lofts? in any case i would absolutely go with the loft/goal bar if the prices are the same because you get the food and soft drinks for free like the club sections on the sides. like someone else said you have a semi private area and the bathrooms are empty.
Zajacs Bowl Cut
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Haven't been to a game in a few years, plan to be there Saturday night though. When I had season tix, I used to park in the below lot. I know it used to be open for everyone, but just making sure it still is. And I assume its cash only yes?
Better Call Sal
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That is the same lot that I always used to use, simply because it was cheaper for a time and easy in and out from Newark on Broad St. However, I do believe that this lot isn't accessible anymore and you have to take the right on E. Kinney St. and enter the lot on the other side on the left.
For what it's worth, I believe parking there is now $30 as well so it's not the cheaper alternative anymore. There is a garage just a couple of streets down from there closer to the arena on Green St. that costs just as much that I've used this year and have no complaints.
Devils731
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Agree with @Better Call Dano
I didn’t mean to make the picture semi phallic but I circled 2 lots that I believe you can use even without pre-paid parking and the arrow points down the road to where the parking garage is on Green St.
If you use the parking garage it has 1 way streets on each side, so if you’re approaching it the way the arrow is pointing the garage is on your left and you will need the street before the garage.
I didn’t mean to make the picture semi phallic but I circled 2 lots that I believe you can use even without pre-paid parking and the arrow points down the road to where the parking garage is on Green St.
If you use the parking garage it has 1 way streets on each side, so if you’re approaching it the way the arrow is pointing the garage is on your left and you will need the street before the garage.
I'm feeling quite lucky right now. When in purchaced those 6 tickets for 3 games in Septemper I got them quite cheap (less than $400). Now when I'm looking prices for similiar seats, those are more than $1000 in total
But most lucky I'm feeling that I get to see them being relevant. I was expecting improvement, but nothing like this.
Little more than 3 weeks to start of my trip
I've been to the new Islanders arena but not for hockey, I wish we had the entrance they have, there's so many more doors and security checking people and people scanning tickets that it makes getting into the arena so much easier.
Most of the other rankings for the ones I've been to I agree with. I've been to Nashville, Dallas, San Jose(not for hockey), St. Louis, Anaheim, Chicago, Washington, Toronto(not for hockey), Boston, Rangers, Ottawa, Carolina, and Buffalo.
I've been to the old Penguins and Red Wings arenas and both would have been at the bottom of the list for me. I haven't been to the Flyers arena since their major renvo but their arena was always ok.
My biggest complaint about Prudential is that we should have fan friendly concession stand pricing. The food and drinks are so overpriced and the food stinks for the cost. The bathrooms need a renvo and the non club black seats are nearing the end of their lives. So many stains on the fabric of the regular seats that it's looking really grimy lately.
The design to enter the building is also really poorly planned but it could also be alleviated if they would put more rope queues and people scanning tickets to direct the traffic better to the escalators.
The so few entrances is a little mind boggling at this point. It's hard to believe that it's been 16 years since the doors opened, which would put us at 1998 if you compare to the CAA - and at that point, I believe the seats were replaced with the gorgeous pink seats :p I'm assuming materials improved in that time - but you maybe right - might be time for an update. I've not had issues with the seats, but can def see how it could be.
Sarge18
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The lines and process to get in the arena lately have been worse than the TSA, and there really isn't much that can be done about it. I remember when the place first opened they promised another entrance from the Broad Street side but that never happened. They also promised new seats in the 200s that never came, but at this point it's time for new seats in the entire building. The ones in the 100s are downright filthy at this point. It would also be nice to have some water in the bathrooms that's not numbingly freezing cold too. Apparently help is on the way with the food next season.
Emperoreddy
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I haven't driven to the Rock in a few years. Whats the parking situation price wise? Is park mobile the move?
if you use parkwhiz to book and you're not comfortable leaving your keys with the attendant, make sure you read the fine print about is the lot a possible valet or just a park and go.
i've used the new garage on green st. a few times. it's $30. you scan your barcode when you get there. many of the lots appear to have gone cashless and it's just a machine now.
also, if you book, make note of the enter time. it won't let you enter the lot even if you're a couple minutes early from your arrival time.
Sarge18
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I've seen people on different forums saying their ticket reps have told them this is the last year with whoever the vendor is right now and it's supposed to be much better next year. I think someone mentioned the same company that Yankee Stadium uses.
Sarge18
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Yeah that's true. For some reason I thought Aramark took over a few years back.
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