Enterprise Center
Enterprise Center - Travel Guide & Stadium Information
- Ice Hockey stadium in St. Louis, United States with 18,096 capacity - complete travel and matchday guide
- Professional playing surface with modern facilities
- Transport: Nearest train station, tube line, and bus routes with walking times
- Parking: Official stadium parking £10 to £20, street parking options nearby
- Away fans: Dedicated section, entrance gates, and capacity allocation information
Key Facts
Enterprise Center Essential Details
Enterprise Center Basic Details
Stadium Capacity
18,096 spectators
Year Opened
1994
Address & Location
1401 Clark Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63103
St. Louis, United States
Technical Specifications
Pitch Type
No Pitch
Stadium Type
Single-Sport Venue
Primary Sport
Ice Hockey
Venue Classification
Arena
Location & Maps
About Enterprise Center
About Enterprise Center
Enterprise Center is the home of the St. Louis Blues (NHL), located at 1401 Clark Avenue in Downtown West St. Louis. The arena opened on October 8, 1994 as the Kiel Center — on the site of the former Kiel Auditorium — at a cost of $135 million, funded by a combination of public bonds and private investment from local corporate partners. Since its opening, the building has carried four names: Kiel Center (1994–2000), Savvis Center (2000–2006), Scottrade Center (2006–2018), and Enterprise Center since July 2018, when naming rights were sold to Enterprise Holdings. It seats 18,096 for St. Louis Blues hockey and can accommodate up to 22,000 for concerts and basketball. The arena achieved its greatest moment on June 12, 2019, when the St. Louis Blues clinched their first-ever Stanley Cup Championship on home ice, defeating the Boston Bruins in Game 6. The victory was the culmination of one of sport's great comeback stories: on January 3, 2019, the Blues were in last place in the entire NHL. DJ Laura Steele began playing Laura Branigan's 1982 song "Gloria" at Enterprise Center and the team went unbeaten in every game it played thereafter, riding the unlikely anthem all the way to the Cup. The championship banner now hangs alongside the Stanley Cup Finals appearances of the Blues' first three seasons (1968, 1969, 1970). Enterprise Center also hosted the 2020 NHL All-Star Game, the 2003 and 2023 NHL Entry Drafts, and the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals (Games 3, 4, and 6). The arena underwent a comprehensive three-phase renovation from 2017 to 2019, completed entirely during hockey off-seasons. Phase 1 introduced new lighting, sound, HVAC, ice plant, Wi-Fi, locker rooms, a new centre-ice scoreboard, and west-end theater boxes. Phase 2 replaced all upper-tier seats, added east-end theater boxes, rebuilt the lower concourse with new club areas, and opened the Anheuser-Busch Beer Garden with its live performance stage. Phase 3 replaced lower-tier seats and renovated all private boxes. Additional upgrades for 2025-26 included the STL Kitchen gastropub stand and a Crumbl Cookies arena-exclusive outpost. Enterprise Center's food and beverage programme celebrates St. Louis culture: Sugarfire Smoke House BBQ, toasted ravioli, St. Louis-style pizza, the AB Beer Garden (with live band performances), and Brews of the Lou for craft beer. The MetroLink Civic Center station (Red and Blue Lines) sits steps from the arena — the fastest and most affordable transit option, connecting Enterprise Center to Lambert Airport in 35–40 minutes. The arena is in Downtown West, within walking distance of the Stifel Theatre, Union Station, and CityPark (home of St. Louis City SC), with Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village one MetroLink stop east.
Getting to Enterprise Center
Getting to the Stadium
MetroLink Light Rail — Civic Center Station
The MetroLink light rail Civic Center station is a short walk from Enterprise Center on Clark Avenue. Both the Red and Blue Lines serve the Civic Center stop, connecting the arena to Lambert–St. Louis International Airport, Clayton, and the eastern Illinois suburbs. From Union Station / the central downtown area, Civic Center is one stop. From Lambert Airport, the journey takes approximately 35–40 minutes. MetroLink fares are $2.50 for a 2-hour pass; $5.00 for an all-day pass. Tickets from station vending machines or the Transit app.
Metro Bus — Downtown St. Louis Routes
Multiple Metro bus routes serve downtown St. Louis near Enterprise Center. The Civic Center MetroLink stop is the primary transit hub, with bus connections across the city. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is widely used for enterprise Center events — the arena is located at the corner of 14th Street and Clark Avenue in Downtown West, easily reached from across the city. Designated rideshare zones are available on the surrounding streets.
Driving & Parking at Enterprise Center
Enterprise Center is at 1401 Clark Avenue in Downtown West St. Louis, accessible from I-44, I-55, I-64, and I-70. Parking in the adjacent Kiel Center Garage (1515 Clark Avenue) starts at $25. Multiple surface lots and garages are available within a few blocks, managed by various operators. Pre-purchase parking is strongly recommended for Blues playoff games and major concerts.
Walking in Downtown West St. Louis
Enterprise Center is in Downtown West, within easy walking distance of the Stifel Theatre, Union Station (and the St. Louis Wheel), and CityPark (home of St. Louis City SC). Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village are within walking distance or one MetroLink stop east. The main public entrance and box office are on the corner of 14th Street and Clark Avenue. Gate 4 (club level) is for suite holders and premium seat holders.
Stadium Tours
Enterprise Center Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Tour Description
Explore the home of the 2019 Stanley Cup Champion St. Louis Blues with a guided behind-the-scenes tour of Enterprise Center. Visit the Blues' locker room, walk through the players' tunnel to ice level, explore the Clark Avenue Club and premium suite areas, and stand in the arena where the Blues celebrated their first-ever Stanley Cup on home ice. Guides cover the arena's history from opening as Kiel Center in 1994 through four naming changes to Enterprise Center in 2018, the three-phase 2017–2019 renovation, and the extraordinary 2019 championship season fuelled by the unlikely anthem "Gloria."
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £20, children's tickets are £12, and concession tickets are available for £16. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 75 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The Enterprise Center Behind-the-Scenes Tour includes blues locker room, players' tunnel, ice level, clark avenue club, suite level, 2019 stanley cup championship displays, blues fan deck, anheuser-busch beer garden, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Available on select non-event days. Contact Enterprise Center guest services or visit enterprisecenter.com for scheduling. Book via enterprisecenter.com or call the arena box office. Advance booking recommended.
Hotels Near Enterprise Center
Where to Stay
Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis
Accommodation Type & Location
Luxury accommodation - short walk or cab
Pricing
Rates from £280 to £600 per night
Description
St. Louis's finest luxury hotel on the Mississippi Riverfront, 1.5km from Enterprise Center. Stunning river views, Ciel rooftop bar, award-winning dining, and full spa. Blues fans willing to splurge will find this the definitive luxury base for a St. Louis hockey visit.
Marriott St. Louis Grand
Accommodation Type & Location
Mid-range accommodation - short walk
Pricing
Rates from £120 to £240 per night
Description
Centrally located downtown Marriott, 0.8km from Enterprise Center. Recently renovated historic building in the Grand Hall with good facilities and excellent walkability to both the arena and downtown St. Louis dining. A reliable choice for Blues game trips.
Drury Inn & Suites Convention Center St. Louis
Accommodation Type & Location
Budget accommodation - short walk
Pricing
Rates from £90 to £170 per night
Description
Excellent value Drury property near the convention centre, 1km from Enterprise Center. The Drury's renowned free hot breakfast, evening drinks and snacks programme significantly reduces travel costs. A St. Louis favourite for budget-conscious visitors to Blues games.
Hotel Ignacio
Accommodation Type & Location
Boutique accommodation - short drive
Pricing
Rates from £150 to £320 per night
Description
Stylish boutique hotel in St. Louis's vibrant Midtown neighbourhood, 2km from Enterprise Center. Part of the Sonder collection, Hotel Ignacio celebrates local St. Louis culture and character. A great base for exploring the city beyond the arena district.
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Enterprise Center Accessibility
Accessibility
Wheelchair & Accessible Seating
Enterprise Center has wheelchair-accessible seating throughout the arena on all levels, with elevators providing step-free access across all concourses. The 2017–2019 renovation enhanced accessibility throughout the building. Contact Enterprise Center guest services for specific accessible seating requests.
MetroLink Civic Center Station
The MetroLink Civic Center station (Red and Blue Lines) is a short walk from Enterprise Center on Clark Avenue, providing accessible light rail transit to the arena from across the St. Louis metro area including Lambert Airport. MetroLink is the most accessible non-driving option. The Red and Blue Lines both serve Civic Center station — all MetroLink vehicles are accessible.
Kiel Center Garage & Nearby Lots
Designated accessible parking in the Kiel Center Garage (1515 Clark Avenue) adjacent to the arena and in surrounding downtown lots. Accessible spaces are located close to arena entrances. Pre-purchase accessible parking where possible. Kiel Center Garage is the most convenient option.
Assistive Listening Devices
Assistive listening devices available for Blues games and events at Enterprise Center. Captioning available on the arena's centre-ice video board. Request assistive listening devices at guest services desks inside the arena on arrival.
Accessible Restrooms
Accessible restrooms on all concourse levels throughout the arena. Updated as part of the 2017–2019 renovation programme. Accessible restrooms on every level. Arena staff can direct guests to the nearest facility.
Bag Policy
Enterprise Center strongly discourages bringing bags. Backpacks, coolers, hard-sided bags, luggage, and any bag larger than 16"x16" are strictly prohibited and cannot be stored or checked on-site. Small bags and purses within size limits are permitted. No bag storage available on-site. Plan to bring only essential items. Five entry gates — main public entrance at corner of 14th Street and Clark Avenue; Gate 4 for suite/premium holders.
Enterprise Center Ticket Information
Ticket Prices
General Admission Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Upper Bowl (300 Level) incl. Blues Fan Deck tickets range from $25 USD to $120 USD for the season tickets and partial plans available via st. louis blues ticket office..
Description
Upper bowl seating for St. Louis Blues home games. The Blues averaged 17,715 fans per game in 2024-25 — consistently near capacity. The Gateway City's passionate hockey fanbase has supported the Blues for over 55 years. Prices vary by opponent; playoff-contending matchups command premiums.
What's Included
These upper deck seating including the blues fan deck — a standing-room porch behind one of the goals with tables for dining and sightlines to the ice. added during the 2017–2019 renovation, the fan deck is a unique upper-bowl experience at enterprise center. tickets include assigned seat (or standing on fan deck), general concourse access, standard concessions, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Club Seating Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Plaza Level (Lower Bowl) & Clark Avenue Club tickets range from $80 USD to $280 USD for the club season packages available. contact blues premium sales..
Description
Plaza Level and club seating includes access to the Clark Avenue Club, The Ledge, and the new all-inclusive Terrace seats. The renovated premium areas are among the best club-level additions in the NHL since 2019, featuring in-seat service and elevated food and beverage.
What's Included
These plaza level lower bowl seating with club access including the renovated clark avenue club — a premium lounge added in the 2019 renovation phase. terrace seats at the top of sections 113–119 offer extra legroom and all-inclusive food items. the ledge provides another premium club option. tickets include assigned club seat, clark avenue club or ledge access, in-seat service (select sections), enhanced f&b, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Suite / Hospitality Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Private Suites & Theater Boxes tickets range from $3500 USD to $10000 USD for the season suite leases and single-event rentals. contact blues at 314-622-2500..
Description
Private suite rental for Blues games with full catering and dedicated suite attendant. VIP entry via Gate 4. The 2019 renovation significantly upgraded all private boxes and suite areas — among the most comprehensive suite renovations of any NHL arena in that era.
What's Included
These enterprise center features private luxury suites and theater boxes added across all three renovation phases (2017–2019). theater boxes were added to both the west and east ends of the lower bowl during phases 1 and 2. in-suite catering via the arena's food service team. tickets include private suite or theater box, full catering, vip parking, dedicated attendant, gate 4 entry, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Enterprise Center FAQs
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How did the Blues win the Stanley Cup with "Gloria" as their anthem?Featured
During the Blues' 2019 Stanley Cup run, the team was in last place in the NHL on January 3, 2019. DJ Laura Steele began playing Laura Branigan's 1982 hit "Gloria" at Enterprise Center, and the Blues went undefeated in the games where it played. The team rallied from last to lift the Cup in June 2019 — the first championship in franchise history. "Gloria" became one of sport's most unlikely and beloved anthems.
How do I get to Enterprise Center by public transport?Featured
Take MetroLink light rail (Red or Blue Line) to Civic Center station — a short walk from the arena. MetroLink connects Enterprise Center to Lambert–St. Louis International Airport (35–40 minutes), Clayton, and across the metro area. Fares are $2.50 for a 2-hour pass. Both the Red and Blue Lines stop at Civic Center. Download the Metro Transit St. Louis app for mobile tickets.
Is there parking near Enterprise Center?Featured
The adjacent Kiel Center Garage at 1515 Clark Avenue is the most convenient option, with parking starting at $25. Multiple surface lots and garages are available within a few blocks in Downtown West. Pre-booking is recommended for Blues games and major events. MetroLink is a cost-effective alternative — Civic Center station is steps from the arena.
What is the Blues Fan Deck?
The Blues Fan Deck is a standing-room porch with tables behind one of the goals on the upper level of Enterprise Center, added during the 2017–2019 renovation. It offers a unique communal atmosphere for fans who prefer a social standing experience to a traditional seat, with direct sightlines to the ice and access to nearby concessions.
What is the bag policy at Enterprise Center?
Enterprise Center strongly discourages bringing bags. Backpacks, coolers, hard-sided bags, luggage, and any bag larger than 16"x16" are strictly prohibited and cannot be stored or checked on-site. Small bags and purses within size limits are permitted. All guests are screened at entry gates.
What food and drink is available at Enterprise Center?
Enterprise Center's concessions celebrate St. Louis food culture: Sugarfire Smoke House BBQ, toasted ravioli, St. Louis-style pizza, Anheuser-Busch Beer Garden, the new STL Kitchen gastropub stand (2025-26), and Brews of the Lou for craft beer fans. The AB Beer Garden also hosts live performances on its stage before games and during intermissions — a uniquely St. Louis touch.
What major renovation did Enterprise Center undergo?
A three-phase renovation from 2017 to 2019 (completed in the hockey off-seasons to minimise disruption) modernised the entire building: Phase 1 — new lighting, sound, HVAC, ice plant, Wi-Fi, locker rooms, new scoreboard, west-end theater boxes; Phase 2 — upper-tier seat replacement, east-end theater boxes, rebuilt lower concourse with new club areas including the Beer Garden; Phase 3 — lower-tier seat replacement and private box renovations. A further Crumbl Cookies stand and STL Kitchen gastropub stand were added for 2025-26.
Are accessible facilities available at Enterprise Center?
Yes. Enterprise Center has wheelchair and companion seating throughout on all levels, with elevators providing step-free access. MetroLink Civic Center station provides accessible transit. Accessible parking is in the Kiel Center Garage. Assistive listening devices are available at guest services. The arena was enhanced for accessibility during its 2017–2019 renovation.
What other events does Enterprise Center host?
Enterprise Center hosts Arch Madness (Missouri Valley Conference men's basketball tournament — annually since 1995), the Frozen Four (hosted in April 2025), Disney On Ice, WWE, PBR bull riding, the 2020 NHL All-Star Game, major concerts, and the first PWHL game in St. Louis (March 2025 — Ottawa Charge vs Boston Fleet, attended by 8,578 fans).
Where can I buy St. Louis Blues tickets?
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster (official marketplace) and the Blues official site at nhl.com/blues. The Enterprise Center Box Office is at the corner of 14th Street and Clark Avenue. Mobile tickets required for entry. Gates open 60–90 minutes before events.
Latest News
STL Kitchen & Crumbl Cookies Added to Enterprise Center Concessions for 2025-26
Published
1 October 2025
Article Summary
Enterprise Center unveiled new concession additions for the 2025-26 Blues season: the STL Kitchen gastropub stand, offering elevated pub fare with a local St. Louis accent, and a Crumbl Cookies arena-exclusive stand featuring a limited-edition cookie created specifically for Blues fans. The additions reflect the arena's continued investment in elevating the food and beverage experience.
Enterprise Center Hosts 2025 NCAA Frozen Four Hockey Championships
FeaturedPublished
10 April 2025
Article Summary
Enterprise Center hosted the 2025 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament Frozen Four in April 2025, with Western Michigan defeating Boston University 6–2 to win the national championship. The event highlighted St. Louis as one of North America's premier hockey cities and showcased Enterprise Center's ice configuration capabilities to a national audience.
First PWHL Game in St. Louis History Played at Enterprise Center
Published
29 March 2025
Article Summary
The first Professional Women's Hockey League game in St. Louis was held at Enterprise Center on March 29, 2025, as part of the PWHL Takeover Tour — Ottawa Charge vs Boston Fleet, won 2–1 by the Charge in front of 8,578 fans. The historic event marked a new chapter for women's professional hockey in the Gateway City.
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