Every St. Louis BluesHome & Road Game On Sale Now
9 Blues games sorted by date — home dates at Enterprise Center plus road games across the NHL. Tap any row to check live seat availability and prices.
9 Blues games sorted by date — home dates at Enterprise Center plus road games across the NHL. Tap any row to check live seat availability and prices.
The St. Louis Blues joined the NHL in 1967 as part of the original expansion and spent 52 years as one of hockey's great heartbreaks — a consistent playoff team that never won the Cup — until the 2019 season, when the last-place-at-New-Year's Blues rallied behind Brayden Schenn, Ryan O'Reilly, Pat Maroon, and goaltender Jordan Binnington to win the franchise's first Stanley Cup. The anthem "Gloria" by Laura Branigan became the Blues' rallying cry during that run and is now permanently associated with St. Louis hockey culture. Enterprise Center, opened in 1994 as Kiel Center, is a 19,000-seat arena in downtown St. Louis shared with the AHL's Rivermen historically and host to some of the NHL's most passionate Midwestern crowds. The Blues' rivalry with the Chicago Blackhawks — a Central Division clash between two Original-era franchises — is one of the most heated in the Midwest.
The cheapest Blues tickets typically appear on weeknight non-rivalry games — Mondays and Tuesdays against non-conference opponents move at the steepest discount. Upper-bowl and end-zone seats are 40–70% cheaper than centerline lower-bowl, with comparable views of the action. Set a price alert in the resale market — prices commonly drop 15–25% in the final 48 hours before puck/tipoff/first pitch as season-ticket holders release inventory.
Avoid the markup trap: compare the listed face value against secondary marketplace pricing on the day-of. Mid-bowl 200-level seats are the sweet spot for budget-conscious fans — strong sightlines, half the price of premium club seats.
The NHL regular season runs October through April, with playoffs through June. Each NHL club plays 82 regular-season games, split between home dates at Enterprise Center and road dates across the league. The St. Louis Blues schedule typically releases in July, with onsales rolling out city-by-city in the weeks that follow. Playoff and postseason dates are added round-by-round as the bracket clarifies — check this page first when those dates drop, listings refresh every six hours.
The hottest Blues dates on the NHL calendar are divisional grudge matches and Original Six visitors. Rivalry-game inventory at Enterprise Center routinely clears 60–90 days before the first whistle, with the deepest secondary-market premiums on the lower bowl. If a rivalry date is on your wishlist, lock in tickets as soon as the schedule is released — waiting until game week often costs 2–3× the early-onsale price.
Public transit to Enterprise Center on St. Louis Blues game days is the most reliable option — local transit typically adds service on game nights to handle the post-game crowd.
Paid parking lots near Enterprise Center fill up quickly on game days. Book ahead through SpotHero or ParkWhiz for guaranteed spots within walking distance.
Enterprise Center is the venue. It hosts every St. Louis Blues home game plus the bulk of St. Louis's major touring concerts, comedy specials, and family shows.
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