The Seating Bowl With over 19, seats this is a pretty big arena yet seemed to have an intimate charm. All seats are colored Blues blue, and railings and other accents in Blues gold. Two seating levels and a suite level in between, and an eight sided jumbotron scoreboard. Ad panels are backlit and stationary, and out of town scoreboards can be found in each corner.
At the top of the building is a "penthouse level" with additional suites and several party suites sponsored by various Blues foundations. Premium Seating Club seating here can be found in the upper part of the lower seating bowl along the sidelines. These seats do not have their own concourse, but a back aisle takes you into the Savvis Club, an upscale restaurant and bar area located in the east end of the building, and table service with views of the playing surface.
There you can enjoy an extensive buffet or a la carte dishes. Club or suite tickets required, of course! Concessions We searched high and low for toasted ravioli, a St. Louis specialty, and they do offer them but we could not track them down. One of our favorites to be sure! Another banner honors the late Doug Wickenheiser, who passed away in after a long battle with cancer. Lastly, a banner honoring the great broadcaster Dan Kelly is tattooed with an Irish shamrock. At the other end are various banners honoring the accomplishments of the St.
Louis basketball program. Hat Trick - to that terrific fan at the very top of Sec. Overall these fans are very enthusiastic and passionate about their team. Penalty - to the many Blues fans we met who have not embraced the Savvis Center and long for the old days at St.
Yes there were many great memories at the old place, but it is time to build new memories at your new home. Hey Blues fan - you have a great venue here! Celebrate and cherish what you have! Hat Trick - for doing such a magnificent job with interior decor.
Only the Rose Garden in Portland can rival this venue in terms of the extensive use of team colors. Penalty - the USRT jinx continues, as the Avs take control of the game in the second period and hang on to win, Will we have better success in Memphis? Summary We did not know what to expect - a building built very early in the recent boom, and so much in terms of new technologies have come online since to enhance the arena experience.
But quite frankly, the Savvis Center blew us away - first, the team obviously listened to their fans and made substantial improvements into the decor and amenities after the building opened. Second, the features in this building are mostly geared to the average fan - no 3 levels of suites and exclusive clubs only for the high rollers.
Most of the restaurants, seats, and bells and whistles are for the "true" fan. Next - the teams rich and colorful history is amply showcased everywhere with exhibits, banners and tributes, and very nicely done.
Lastly, Blues fans are great fans - they know their hockey, they support their team, and add to this city's reputation as being "America's Best Sports City" as named by the Sporting News in We Gotta Do It we have very little to criticize about this place, but so much to love. And we are proud to add the Savvis Center to our esteemed roster of 5 star venues and name it one of the best arenas in all of the NHL. The Blues' lease runs through the season.
Owners Bill and Nancy Laurie's original purchase agreement requires a non-relocation restriction be passed through to any new team owners, so a sale is not likely to create an early opportunity for the team to move. A previous round of negotiations with Checketts fell through last year, but then the parties decided to reopen the talks. Checketts is a former president and chief executive of Madison Square Garden and former minor league hockey team owner.
Louis, Mo. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Game Plan LLC will lead the search for a buyer. Last May, TCP announced that it would be divesting its equity in the team. But in the end, Checketts' new investor group did not want to meet the price that TCP wanted for the majority of its shares, the Post-Dispatch reported.
It couldn't happen," Checketts told the newspaper. Tom Stillman owns the remaining 10 percent, but the Post- Dispatch quoted a source that said the way the ownership of the team is contracted, Stillman must relinquish his 10 percent to a buyer looking to purchase the entire package.
There is no timetable for a sale, Checketts said, and the newspaper said TCP didn't imply one. He said the Blues are no longer losing money and that the city is a viable market. Boy have they treated me well. I have no complaints. I've had a great five years. I want to put it in the hands of people that will protect it and care about it and be passionate about it.
And if I can find someone, they're going to have a lot of fun because I think we've done a lot of the hard work. Not all of it, but a lot of the hard work, and this franchise is on a very good path. Louis Blues, including the operating lease for the Scottrade Center, could be just hours away, the St. The newspaper reported earlier that the Blues and Chicago businessman Matthew Hulsizer had a verbal agreement in place to buy a majority stake in the club.
A purchase agreement is the next step toward a sale, although it is not finalized until the deal is closed and approved by the NHL, which could take several weeks, the newspaper said. Under the proposed deal, Hulsizer would run the Blues, but current chairman Dave Checketts would remain involved, most likely operating the opera house.
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