You won’t want to miss it when the Devils face off with in-state rivals Syracuse. Devils and Crunch fans can’t stand each other, and as a result, there are always a lot of bragging rights on the line when these two North Division rivals meet. Only about an hour separates these two teams, so you’ll find lots of fans of both teams in the stands at these clashes creating a fun and intense atmosphere.
The Devils-Americans rivalry has been going strong for years, and the Devils move from Albany to Binghamton only puts less distance between these two rivals. There is always a lot at stake when Binghamton and Rochester square off, so make sure to be in attendance when the Devils take on the Americans.
In-state rivals Binghamton and Utica don’t get along on the ice, and the fans don’t care much for each other either. The matchups between these two New York-based rivals are always intense, so get your tickets to a Binghamton Devils game when the Comets come to town.
Devils Stadium Guide
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Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena may not be the newest arena in the AHL, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a great place to take in a game. The venue offers fantastic sight lines all around the arena and gives off an old school 70s vibe creating a unique atmosphere that is fun for longtime hockey fans.
The fans inside the arena are also incredible. Binghamton has a long hockey history, and you’ll find plenty of old timers at the game who love to talk hockey and know all about its history in the city.
Talking to the fans isn’t the only way for you to learn more about the history of hockey in Binghamton. The Binghamton Hockey Hall of Fame is a must-see for anyone taking in a game here. The Hall of Fame contains plaques dedicated to a wide variety of hockey legends from the area including Peter Laviolette and Mike Dunham.
You’ll have an excellent time attending a Binghamton Devils game, so get your tickets today to usher in the next era of AHL hockey in Binghamton.
Learn more about the history of hockey in Binghamton at the Binghamton Hockey Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame honors hockey greats from Binghamton such as Mike Dunham, Brad Shaw, and Peter Laviolette, so make sure to check it out during your visit.
During your trip to Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena, make sure to stop by the veterans’ memorial on the arena’s northwest corner. The memorial honors those from the area who lost their lives serving our country and is an excellent tribute to these brave men and women.
Hanging from the rafters are banners celebrating Binghamton’s hockey history. The banners celebrate former Binghamton clubs that won division, conference, and AHL championships, so take them all in and envision the Devils winning their first championship in Binghamton.
Don’t miss the Binghamton Devils’ mascot during the game. The Devils’ mascot gets into all kinds of shenanigans, so keep an eye out for him when taking in a game at Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena.
Enjoy live music when attending a Binghamton Devils game thanks to the bands in the stand. The bands provide an incredible in-game atmosphere and help give Devils games a unique feel you won’t find elsewhere in the AHL.
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