Previously called ASU Multi-Purpose Arena, Arizona State University's Mullett Arena is a special place to be when visiting the ASU Tempe Campus. It is an indoor multipurpose arena with 5,000 seats and is home to ASU men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, women's volleyball, and men's wrestling as well as the NBA G League's Valley Suns. Mullett Arena also was a temporary venue for the NHL Arizona Coyotes for several years. I actually stopped by Mullett Arena today for some ASU graduation festivities. It was the Sun Devil Athletics Stole Ceremony. From the comfortable seating and concourse around the inside of the arena, this arena was laid out well and served as a great event space. Some other events taking place over the next few months include the Arizona Juggernauts arena football games, the Stifel Stars on Ice, and the Riot Games LCS Spring Finals (two days). and the World Hip Hop Dance Championship. Clearly, the space can be used for a lot of different purposes. The Mountain America Community Iceplex at ASU is the ice rink on the west side of Mullett Arena. It has a concession stand for hot and cold refreshments and a full hockey pro shop. Temporary locker rooms were also setup for visiting teams when the Coyotes played there. The building also housed all of the on-site NHL training and locker room facilities during the Coyotes' temporary stay at the Mullett Arena. The arena is a great place to be for many different sorts of events, and it's still a rather new complex! I certainly recommend it. read more

Amazing hockey program-Division 1 excellent hockey with no NHL anymore college hockey is great at a third of the cost. I always sit in the club seats with all you can eat and drink included. There are no bad seats in this arena. ASU has a fantastic men's hockey program. Every person reading this must go to a game. I recommend it highly. read more

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Mullett Arena is nestled on Arizona State University's Tempe campus alongside Rural road between Rio Salado Parkway and 6th street. Whether you are here to watch a Valley Suns game or to check out a concert, you'll have a great time. Mullett Arena seats 5000 people so you won't be overwhelmed by the crowds like you might be at larger arenas. Due to its size, you'll feel right in the action no matter where you sit. There is also a convenient parking structure located just foot sets away from the entrance. There is a clear bag policy at the arena so plan accordingly. Mullett Arena is also a cashless venue so be sure to bring your debt/credit card with you. If you haven't been to an event at Mullett Arena, it's definitely worth checking out. read more

Made my first visit to this arena on Saturday morning for the Suns open practice. We arrived about 15 minutes prior to the event starting and we were able to get a parking spot in the garage right away. Getting our tickets scanned was fast and there was no line. Security and bag checks were implemented and only clear bags were allowed in. Once inside we were told to head upstairs as the seats in the lower levels were all taken. We ended up finding two seats upstairs and they were pretty decent. Seating was first come first served. Shaq's Big Chicken was open and there were plenty of snacks and drinks around. Overall we had a great time. Can't wait to catch another event here soon! read more

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This venue is small enough that there's really no bad seats! I love it. Went here to see the Valley Suns play. Had a great time. Watch your step, though, if you're in the first few rows (not courtside). The concrete is uneven so there are bumps when you are scooching down an aisle. The usher was nice. He directed us how to get to our seats and what food options were available. read more

I finally saw my first Sun Devil hockey game here and had a blast. I'm a big hockey fan going back to the days when the Coyotes first played in downtown Phoenix in the late 90's. I have never been to a college hockey game and made it happen this year. Mullett Arena is the perfect place for college hockey and allows you to get up and close to the action. Mullett Arena is a multi-purpose arena that opened in 2022. It is located next to Sun Devil Stadium and the basketball arena. It is home to ASU men's and women's hockey, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics. They occasionally host other events like concerts. Mullett Arena holds close to 5,000 people. The name Mullett comes from the last name of a couple that are big financial donors to ASU. Students like to have fun with it and wear mullet wigs. The mullet haircut has always been popular with both the players and fans in the game of hockey. I am excited to go to more college hockey games in the future. Seeing a game here is a blast. They have a number of food options including Venezia's, Shaq's Big Chicken and Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers. Mullett Arena was once a temporary venue for the Arizona Coyotes from 2022-24. Sadly, this partnership was short-lived because the venue was too small for a professional team. The team eventually relocated to Utah. Hopefully the Coyotes will return in the future when we actually get a decent owner and a new arena for them. For now, I'll be rooting on my Devils at Mullett! read more

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Always thought Hockey was a violent sport but wow I didn't expect it to be his fun!!! My boyfriend got us tickets for date night as we wanted to try something new and honestly we had a BLAST!!! The atmosphere, the people and the food were just immaculate. I would've never thought that I would like it but I loved it! Now the facility itself is brand new, has everything an arena needs and honestly is cozy which makes the games and the audience feel more welcoming. Will be back next season for sure! read more

Mullett Arena - ASU Hockey - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

This is a nice small arena with good views from most seats. Was there for a Valley Suns game with about 300 others in a 5000 seat arena. They definitely try and price gage you by charging $12 for a slice of a pizza and the usual high liquor prices. Also it was $20 to park and I spent $10 on the ticket. read more

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Our first visit to the Mullet Arena was for an ASU women's volleyball game. The venue is a perfect size for a relatively intimate concert experience but you'd still get the stadium-like feel. The bathrooms were plentiful, which is very important as a woman since we all hate standing in line at busy events. The drinks were insanely expensive. You'd think that at an ASU game, they wouldn't charge through the roof for a drink, but Mullet doesn't really care. You pretty much have to give up your first born for a drink there. It was over $30 for two beers. I mean, come on. Highway robbery. I didn't like how they created the club area/ bar in the center of the walkway so you can't walk all the way around the venue. I'm not a fan of that design choice. read more

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I went to Mullett Arena for the first time yesterday... not for a hockey game but for the At One Yoga Festival benefiting the Phoenix Children's Hospital. The event was fabulous, in part due to the awesome presenters, vendors, instructors, etc... but also very much due to the amazing venue! It's spacious, clean, offers plenty of covered parking, and just has a great feel to it. I will definitely return for hockey game and/or future events! read more

Intimate setting for an NHL game. We all know why it is hilarious that the Arizona coyotes have to play at this stadium. But my wife and I made it a point to go check out a game while they still played here as we wanted to see what an intimate 5000 seat experience would be like for a professional NHL game. It was a blast. We got to see the Oilers walk out from their dressing room, with plexiglass dividing us. We got to try a few food options, no frills/no fuss nachos and dogs. They had a decent local beer selection. The team store was comical, and small, but they had some cool pieces that we picked up. Overall, I had a really fun time. The negatives are that walking around in between periods is a cluster. Especially on the second level. They didn't have the foresight to build wider openings for such a small venue, it's a sardine packed slow walk when you try to walk around. The bathroom situation is also completely packed between periods. Way more than at a larger arena. We got lucky with our food order, but those lines also get insanely long. You also are stopped from making a full circle lap, as they have a VIP section that holds the flow of traffic on the second level, which is very frustrating. We went all the way to one side, thinking we could find the stairs, and they made us walk all the way back. I'm sure this is just growing pains, and the coyotes can't wait till they can get out of this arena, but it's definitely an experience you should try. read more

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We came here for the Impractical Jokers and the arena is very nice. It's an intimate arena, perfect for a show. Clean, easy to navigate and the employees get you in quick. Ample parking. read more

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First off, I'm a Wildcat girl, so it's awkward for me to be in a Sun Devil facility. This is the home for the Arizona Coyotes, but on this particular night, I was here for the John Waite/Pat Benatar concert. I had a VIP ticket so I was able to get inside early and also attend Pat's soundcheck and Q & A session. This place is perfect for either a sporting event or a concert, It's an intimate setting for either kind of event and the acoustics here are really good! The ONLY thing keeping this from being 5 stars is that for concerts, they really should have video screens for those higher up and farther from the stage area. Also, not a whole lot in the way of food selections. I understand it's a much smaller venue than Gila River Arena, Footprint Center, and other venues in the valley. I will say this: the artists sounded amazing in this venue so I think it's a perfect intimate setting for concerts. read more

This was my first visit to Mullett Arena, and I was NOT disappointed. It is a comfortable and modern college hockey barn, perfect for NCAA battles ... though I wish I could have taken in an NHL game in this trip to see how the atmosphere compares. I had access to the Coors Light Club, and the food, beverages and hospitality were terrific (especially like the medium rare tri-tip!). This is definitely an arena to have in your bucket list. Go Sun Devils! read more

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Had such a fun time here watching an ASU game on Saturday night. Parking is close, although I am not sure how much parking cost as we walked. Mullet is easy to get into and concessions are readily available. Not much of a line up for the bathrooms, but for the important things- the seats. It such a good sized arena that most of the seats feel close. We will be back! read more

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I came here with my partner to watch my first ever live hockey game over the holidays and it was a wonderful experience! My partner gets season tickets via his employer and invited me to a game between Toronto Maples Leaves vs our try own Arizona Coyotes. On the day of, we took the Tempe shuttle and walked a short way to get to this arena. Getting into the arena was safe and easy, but be prepared to go thru security check. I almost didn't make it thru as I had a handbag a little too big for security's liking, however, I was able to easily fold up my larger bag and security let me thru. Whew! Also know that traffic gets a bit congested for a game and the parking garage looked busy. The easier, no hassle way to get here is either take local transportation and/or walk. Arena is well labeled as to where to go and we were lucky enough to be able to view the game via suites, so we headed up to the 3rd floor to get to our suite. Once on the 3rd floor, there is another checkpoint and our hands got stamped for re-entry. The suites are nice and you have a great view of the hockey floor. They also provide food and drinks as you watch the game. I can't really say the food was any good as everything was under heat lamps and the Mexican rice was completely dried out. They provided pretzels and popcorn as light snacks. Cookies were probably the best options available. Beer selection also left something to be desired really. Bathrooms are just down the hall for suite guests and the suites were clean and seating was comfortable and well positioned for you to see the game. Sound system was pretty loud, but of course, you're at a game! Overall, a great first live hockey game experience for me and I did ask my partner if we could come back and watch more games! Was super fun and I really enjoyed! Let's go Coyotes! :-) read more

Great place for a Coyotes game, especially an OT Shootout win vs the Kings! Parking is $40+, the bathrooms are small, it's ALL cashless, but the atmosphere for Coyotes game is outstanding! read more

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Top notch facility. Well kept and great amenities. The ice surface is the best in the valley.

Absolutely hilarious at this is the home of an NHL franchise. I am from the Bay Area and the arena is no bigger than the San Jose barracuda arena which is for an AHL team. At least the parking was pretty easy to get in and out of. 30 bucks is a little steep, but what can you do when this arena seats less than a third of the capacity of a standard NHL rink. read more

Mullett Arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Welcome to The Mullett! Popped in for an ASU game in October. Really nice spot for watching hockey. The arena entrance is at ground level and entry was a breeze. There are portals around the arena with stairs on the corners leading to the mezzanine concourse. It's important to note that neither concourse goes all the way around the perimeter of the arena. The lower concourse is U-shaped with no acccess underneath the student section. The mezzanine is blocked by the club which overlaps the blue lines. Concessions are plentiful around the concourses (hot food on the corners with beer scattered around in close proximity). Water fountains have bottle refill stations. This will be a great place to watch the Coyotes over the next few years and the Sun Devils for years ro come! read more

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Took my girlfriend to her first hockey game. Such a unique experience but in the best ways. Go flames go! read more

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Great venue for sports especially ASU Sun devils hockey. Concession prices are way too expensive though.

This is a great place to see a hockey game. Most seats are close to the ice and even the upper level isn't anything close to what you'd call "nose bleed" territory. I was in a section with free food and drink and so of course I was 100% happy to be at the event. read more

Mullett Arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

It was a cute venue, for a college game. But not an NHL game. I'm glad they are helping the Coyotes out, but the feel of the game just was not there. It does not have the same excitement as a large arena. And the lack of food is crazy. Food trucks would be better. Where is the poutine? And Wetzel Pretzel. I just wasn't a fan. Clean, well kept. Easy to park. But eh at the game level. read more

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It's like watching a hockey game in a phone booth! The food and drinks are ridiculous but what do you expect from the NHL. But the rink is so small it's a treat to watch hockey! The parking is ridiculous too but you know they have to make money! I would go to see any game there. It's just that amazing! There isn't much space to walk around and get drinks and food. So go early and don't fight the crowds. There isn't enough room for the few thousand people there and they are all standing in your way. read more

No NHL team should be playing at a small arena like this, but the Coyotes picked a great place here. The parking is cheap and easy and its right by all the stadiums and arenas that ASU uses for all their sports so it is awesome to get to walk around and explore before the NHL game. There are not a lot of concession stands, but the variety is still great and provided us with unique food that we have never had at any arena. Shaq's chicken sandwich stand was outstanding! The staff both inside and outside were great as well. Great experience! read more

Saw a comedian last night at the mullett arena and while the show was great with good sound and lights it was dampened by a few things. -It took us 40 minutes to get from Rio Salvador parkway to the parking structure (0.4 miles). Bumper to bumper with no movement at multiple times. We didn't get to our seats until after the lights had lowered and the show started. We had to walk straight to our seats with no time for drinks or food so can't review the food or drink selection/service. -A ton of people got sent back to cars with small clutches because they weren't exact measurement stated, just leave it in the car or face going back. Men could walk in with no issues, no emptying pockets needed so maybe put the clutches in a males jacket pocket? - Security was continuously moving back and forward on the floor during the show, very distracting out the corner of the eye and made it hard to concentrate on the stage. I don't think I would attend a show at this location again. read more

The good: The arena itself is good with good views from every seat. I felt the seats were a good size not big but not tiny. I think sports fans would like the smaller more intimate arena. The less good: The bathrooms have off gassing from the floor drains so the smell is hideous at least in the upstairs bathroom. They blocked off ALL general parking requiring $20 per car... sadly my Daughter and Son in law drove separately, so $40 for forced parking in the garage. The attendant said parking is $40 per car for sporting events Apparently only clear bags allowed and diaper bags must be a certain size, so had to run purses back to the car. We attended Paw Patrol Live a children's event but apparently hockey game rules are in effect. read more

the vibe in here was so bad I immediately vomited upon entry. also someone threw wetzel pretzels at the opener. cinnamon sugar flavor. epic

We are season ticket holders!! Great Sun Devil team and great venue! All seats have a good view! Better yet......great hockey in the desert!!!!! read more

In my experience, Mullett Arena is a fantastic arena, despite its size being somewhat small to house an NHL team. I know the Yotes are looking to have a new stadium built and are using Mullett as a stopgap arena in the meantime, but everything about our experience was great. The only complaint I had was about the bathroom situation; it was less than ideal since the arena was so small, but we always got any beer and food we wanted virtually right away, and the game was fantastic, Clayton Keller scored a hat trick! Amazing experience, and can't wait to come back! read more

Staff rude. We tried to use the elevator for my friend who just had surgery. The answer was a rude no. The cold beer and cheeseburgers was just that. They should add cold fries to the name. Burger tasted like soap and the bun was stale. The place looks nice though. read more

Overall a disappointment. We went to see a comedian. The comedian was excellent as always! But I don't ever want to see a show at Mullet again. Pros: 1) Quick lines for alcohol! Yay! They did do a great job at having multiple bars and keeping the lines moving. 2) Plenty of bathrooms for the venue size so these were also quick moving. Cons: 1) Worst location for a stadium. We drove in circles for some time trying to figure out best way to access the venue or even where the front door was. There's no signage and traffic employees didn't know either so stopping to ask for help made everything worse as they gave wrong directions. 2) Seating is very small in width and rows are shallow in regards to knee room. I'm a very small person and I felt like a was sitting in a pint size chair. Each time we stood up to let people back in the row, we had to coordinate how we sat down as to not bump the people in front of us. If you are not a petite person, prepare to get up close and personal with your neighbor. 3) Floor Bar: This is a weird situation... we paid extra to have great seats. Ended up right behind the floor seats bar. They had lamps to help them see. All logical and the bar didn't impact the view. However the lamps did. They had them tilted up which acted like flashlights at your face while trying to watch the show. We asked politely and the staff we really nice about turning them down, but didn't think to pass the message along to the others about their lamps. In a dark arena, paying extra to have a light flashing in your face was not ideal. However kudos to the bar staff in being kind about it. 4) Security: They need to get over themselves. There were some that were very nice, but two ladies in particular seemed to be on such a power trip that it dampened things. It's a comedy show, not prison. read more

There's not a bad seat in the house! Great size for a venue and a brand new facility! F&B in the suite was great!