The New Jersey Devils are a professional ice hockey team based in Newark, New Jersey. The Devils compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference. The club was founded as the Kansas City Scouts in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1974. The Scouts moved to Denver in 1976 and became the Colorado Rockies. In 1982, they moved to East Rutherford, New Jersey, and took their current name, which is derived from the legendary Jersey Devil creature. If you are a hockey fan like I am you have a favorite team. I have lots of favorite teams. I have to say I don't follow the Devils but since they are a New Jersey team I do favor them when my teams of choice are not in the competition!! Being founded in 1974 they are not in the old crew of teams that hold a place in hockey history. If you are a fan never take your eyes off the Stanley Cup!! read more

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El diablo es un fuego!!!! Great arena with awesome fans... we just need a little more work on building a solid team. Letssss go!!!!! read more

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I'm giving the New Jersey Devils four stars because, at the time of writing this review, the team ranks 10th among active NHL teams in number of Stanley Cup championships won in the Stanley Cup Finals era (since 1915). The Devils won the Cup three times: 1995, 2000, and 2003. They have also appeared in the Finals two other times: 2001 and 2012. Here's an interesting statistic for a team that has won three Stanley Cups: Currently, New Jersey ranks 28th out of 31 teams, all time, in points percentage. In other words, since the Devils' first season in the NHL in 1974-75, they've been the fourth-worst performing team during the regular season. No other team in the National Hockey League has won more than one Stanley Cup and has a worse all-time points percentage than the New Jersey Devils. The Los Angeles Kings (two Stanley Cups) are close. The Devils have retired five numbers: 3 - Ken Daneyko 4 - Scott Stevens 26 - Patrik Elias 27 - Scott Niedermayer 30 - Martin Brodeur Of these five players, four were members of all three Stanley Cup championship teams: Daneyko, Stevens, Niedermayer, and Brodeur. Despite being drafted by New Jersey in 1994, Elias was only a member of the last two title-winning teams (2000, 2003). However, he also holds the team records for goals, assists, and points. Of the five players, three have been inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame: Stevens, Niedermayer, and Brodeur. Four were drafted by the Devils: Daneyko, Elias, Niedermayer, and Brodeur. Brodeur was one of the all-time great goalies in hockey. As a goalie, he is the NHL leader in wins, losses, shutouts, and games played. Brodeur now works in the Devils' front office while Daneyko works as a broadcast analyst for Devils games on MSG+. While there was continuity among the players during the three Stanley Cup championships, New Jersey had a different coach each time: Jacques Lemaire in 1995, Larry Robinson in 2000, and Pat Burns in 2003. A little history: The New Jersey Devils didn't always used to be the New Jersey Devils. They started out as the Kansas City Scouts (1974-1976) and then became the Colorado Rockies (1976-1982) before moving to East Rutherford in 1982. The Devils were named after the Jersey Devil, an American folklore creature from the Pine Barrens of South Jersey. I learned about the Pine Barrens from The Sopranos, Season 3 Episode 11 (2001), "Pine Barrens." Chris and Paulie hilariously got lost in the Pine Barrens. I later learned that one of my favorite YouTubers, James Rolfe (the Angry Video Game Nerd), lived in the Pine Barrens growing up: https://youtu.be/EAULam4L1eA?t=1200. Another one of my favorite YouTubers, Kevin Strahle (the L.A. Beast), is a Devils fan and, from time to time, Devils apparel appears in his videos: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=344790259399965. If someone actually read this paragraph, I'm surprised you made it this far. Let me know by sending me a compliment. And don't forget to hit that thumbs up, subscribe, and tap the bell for notifications. read more

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I honestly didn't even know their was a Yelp page for teams PROS: This team is northern New Jersey's savior when it comes to Hockey. many people adore them and their seasons aren't all that terrible stat and record wise CONS: They haven't had an all-star for years and they haven't been to the Stanley Cup for a long time OVERALL: Great team to follow, you never know what will happen in a game, but don't hold your breath for a championship read more

Attended superhero night @ the rock. Neither team looked into the game until 3rd period. Ugh frustrating. Teamwork, being ready to assist, stand in front of goalie....nada. young team tho with great potential. Once both teams did that the game was fabulous read more

I was impressed with how polite and friendly these fans were. I've been to a few games for other teams (not hockey though) and these folks were just awesome. No yelling, no swearing, none of the "crazed New York" attitude I would have expected. Separate review for the Prudential Center. read more

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This arena is the perfect size for a hockey game. Even the highest seats are not too far away- allowing all spectators to enjoy the game. The Devils have some fun special effects on the ice during pregame which will allow the kids. Several fun mini-games between periods and plays for the kids to interact with the action and keep them interested. Typical beer kiosk and unhealthy frying American foods litter the outside of the Arena. Prudential Center is well-maintained and clean. The entire family can enjoy the Devils. read more

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Season ticket holders were treated very badly at the outset of the pandemic in March 2020 when the team did not offer a refund when the season was cancelled, opting instead for unilaterally moving our tickets to the following season at a time a lot of people were suffering from economic insecurity. In February 2022 we are still using those tickets and then I learned about all the hoops they make you jump through to "opt out" of season tickets for the following season. First they told us we would get an email in February 2 to opt out but then they changed it to February 7. Devils are going to lose a lot of season ticket holders. I have never felt as disrespected as a consumer in my entire life read more

Great stadium but the Devils Den was unprofessional as I was purchasing 3 items and the cashier had security close the door because too many customers were coming and "it was just too much". After I left I shortly returned (3 minutes) to have my daughter look for something else and they kept telling me they were closed. Bad business--you can't handle it don't work here. read more

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Shero is my Hero. Devils are making the playoffs this year. #LFGD read more

Amazing team and the arena is beautiful. Come to a Devils game and you are sure to have a great time. I've been taking my son since he was 6, it's a great place for the whole family. read more

What a stadium! I'm a Rangers fan, but I can never pass down an offer to the Pru Center. No matter how the outcome of the game, always have a great time. I recommend buying box seats. Free food, Amazing view, higher chance of a toss-up, and just an overall better experience. Got a toss-up last time I went here. Gooooooaaaaaaalllllll!!!!! read more

What can I say... The New Jersey Devils suck! "But we won 3 cups since 1995..." Oh shut up! Take the cups, and stick them where the sun don't shine. You guys are never winning another one. You will never have the team you once had, and even when you had that team... you guys were overrated and over hyped. Your fan base is not loyal, and you guys have the stupidest fans in the world! How can you scream Rangers suck, when you're not even playing them? You guys are a joke! A true Mickey Mouse operations! read more

I'm gonna go ahead and give the Devils 5 stars despite their embarrassing lose to the Penguins last night. Hockey is my favorite sport to watch. I find football and baseball to be excruciatingly boring and slow paced but whenever hockey season comes around I perk up. The fights, the energy, the pace- I love it all. And, being from New Jersey, it's always infuriated me that New York gets multiple professional sports teams while NJ gets next to none. I mean come on, just give us the Mets and the Jets. You don't need to give us the good teams but give us something DAMMIT! But I digress. I love that the one team that New Jersey CAN still lay claim to is a hockey team. So given my love of hockey and my obnoxious NJ pride, you might be able to guess that the Devils are my favorite team. Though they're not always the best they still maintain a decent reputation from season to season- there's definitely worse teams to be a fan of. I live out in Denver now (people in Colorado constantly like to remind me that the NJ Devils used to be the CO Rockies), but at 5pm on game days (2 hr time difference, ya know) you will without a doubt find me at the bar, cheering them on. Here's to a great 2014/2015 season.... LET'S GO DEVILS!!! read more

Living in Los Angeles I'm back in Jersey spending the holidays with my dad and brothers. Finally I'm able to watch my favorite team the New Jersey Devils at a home game at The Rock. I had an amazing time as well as my son. I arrived early to shop at the Devil's Den and soak up the atmosphere. I don't know when I'll be back to watch another game. In the past I was able to come back every year to catch a couple of games at the Continental Arena also then the Brendan Byrne Arena. The Rock is a great arena and hopefully we can hang some championship banners there. LETS GO DEVILS! read more

You guys should have kept Jagr, that name alone sells tickets, what else is there to see there? lol Only 2 reviews here, I get that historically, the brand identity has been defensive, which I actually think back then, the team's more exciting than today. You had Stevens, Brodeur, Daneko, Niedermeyer, Gomez...fun times. Future: thus the 3 stars. Not good, but not bad either, with Corey in the pipes, that's taken care of. As usual, the Devils need scoring! read more

if their was an option to give this business no stars, I would give them ZERO. Being involved with this business has been worst experience of my life, tons of headaches, horrible reps and disgusting management who don't make their members a priority to reach out in order to solve the issue THEIR REPS caused!! Been going through an ongoing issue for almost 3 months and still havent received a refund. All they wanted Was my money and now that they have it I'm disposable to them!! Worst experience with a business EVER!!!!!!! read more

I'm a big sports fan, and when I arrived in the US a year ago I had no idea why anyone would enjoy Hockey. I since organized a work group through the Devils to see a game, and wow has my mind been changed. What a game! Helps that the Devils have shown a lot of heart this season. As an organization they're incredibly professional and always make sure we're looked after. Stephanie has looked after me and she gets back to me very quickly, and has been a pleasure to deal with. They offer great deals and make the group feel very special. Couldn't recommend group ticketing enough for someone looking to organize a night out with colleagues or any group. It's also a very family-friendly atmosphere - far more so than Islanders or Rangers games. read more

BB H is rather ignorant here where he reviews the devils. Instead of reviewing the venue, which is not the one they play in, he regurgitates the same old ignorant talking points regarding the 3 time stanley cup winning team. You can see he is a fan boy where he gives in another review a glowing review of that outdated arena in midtown. furthermore IIRC this team has had some of the highest GF stats in recent history eclipsing some of the other teams he reviews, more shots as well... So take the review from some guy way out in BC Canada or take it from a Jersey native. your call. read more

I really enjoy going to Devil's home games! The Prudential Center is a great place with some great food offerings. I own a law firm and games are a great place to both entertain and get some real business done with colleagues and business partners. I highly recommend my account executive Michael Souza for anything related to the Devils and obtaining a full or partial season package. He makes everything very easy and is extremely dedicated to the Devil's organization and most importantly the fans! Go Devils! read more

Hi everyone, Just want to express my feelings about going to the Devils game for the 1st time!!! I bought living social deal for the gane against Washington Capital last week and it was an awesome game! I am so glad the deal price was affordable, beer at arena was pricey ($9.00 for cup) but everything is expensive nowadays. Their chiken tenders were to die for! Loved the atmosphere, awesome crowd, easy parking!!! I feel like becoming Devils fan!!! Great place to take your friends for few drinks! read more

Let's keep these wins going!!! Things are starting to gel for this team! Keep pushing for a playoff spot. Make the right trades and this could turn out great! We stand behind our team! read more

i am a huge sports fan and go to many professional sporting events every year. i have had business interactions with most teams playing in new jersey and i have to say that the professional group heading up the devils is second to none. scott o'neil and hugh weber have assembled a fan and business friendly infrastructure second to none. they go out of their way to accomodate client requests and drive business within their their partnership network. these guys get it. so if you are looking for a strong partner to drive business and reasonably priced seats in a great venue with over 200 + events a year, talk to these guys. nobody better! read more