Less than 10 miles separate these two Metropolitan Division rivals creating a tense in-arena atmosphere. The fact the Rangers and Devils have met in several critical Stanley Cup Playoffs series over the years has only added fire to the flames making Devils-Rangers one of the best rivalries in the NHL. Get your tickets to Devils-Rangers, so you don’t miss your chance to see this hotly contested contest.
The state of New Jersey is split between Devils and Flyers fans, with the majority of the northern part of the state supporting the Devils while the southern half supports the Flyers. The two teams have also been two of the most successful teams in the NHL recently combining for 15 division titles since 1993-94. Bragging rights are always on the line when these two Metropolitan Division rivals get together, so make sure to be in attendance to see your team earn them.
Devils Stadium Guide
In Game
The Devils are the only team that represents New Jersey specifically, and as a result, there is a lot of local pride when it comes to supporting the team. Fans from all over New Jersey come out to see these team and are as diehard they come. You’ll see plenty of red and black on display in Newark, so don the colors when making the trip.
Before you even enter the Prudential Center, you’ll be met with a festive atmosphere. Fan Fest takes place before Devils games on Championship Plaza and is an excellent way to spend some time before the game. You’ll be able to enjoy food, drinks, and free music here, so arrive early to get the most out of your Devils game day.
Once you enter the Prudential Center, you’ll see tributes to the Devils as well as hockey throughout the state of New Jersey. The concourses are lined with pictures and banners honoring former and current Devils, and inside the lobby, there is a wall of high school hockey jerseys. The Devils leave no stone unturned when it comes to showing off New Jersey’s hockey prowess so take it all in during your visit.
A Devils game provides a fun game day experience that will have you wanting to come back shortly.
Hanging from the rafters of the Prudential Center are banners honoring the Devils greatest players including Scott Stevens, Martin Brodeur, and Scott Niedermayer, as well as the club’s three Stanley Cup winners. Check these out to remember all of the best moments in Devils history.
Championship Plaza opened to celebrate the Devils 30th anniversary and is an excellent place to gather before the game. The plaza features a 22 ft tall hockey player statue and is home to Devils Fan Fest on game days. Make sure to check it out during your visit to the Prudential Center.
Fan Fest takes place at Championship Plaza is the ideal location for families to hang out before the game. At Fan Fest, you’ll be able to enjoy live music, take part in activities, and grab a bite to eat making it an excellent pregame destination.
Stop by the Devils Den to pick up some Devils gear before the game. The Devils Den is home to all kinds of merchandise, so no matter what you’re looking for you’ll find it here.
The high school hockey display in the Prudential Center’s lobby does an excellent job of showing off New Jersey’s high school hockey pedigree. You can see jerseys of schools from all around the state, so take a minute to take them all in.
The Goal Bar, on Suite Level One, is a great place to grab a drink and enjoy the game. The bar is even home to the Devils intermission and postgame show featuring Deb Placey and Ken Daneyko, so don’t forget to stop by during intermission.
The Devil’s seven ft tall mascot can be seen at every game high-fiving fans and firing t-shirts into the crowd. Keep your eyes open for him and your chance to win a Devils t-shirt.
Hey wake it up! Hey shake it out!
Does anything still move you since you’re educated now?
And all grown up and travelled so well
Do you still hear the sound of the thunder while you lie up by yourself?Like you waited on his call and made your plans for great escapes
And there used to be a movement in the way your dress would wave
From your hips on down like electric through the ground
Now do you blow it out come Friday night?
See if you wanna, you can find me on the hood under the moonlight
Radio, oh radio, do you believe there’s still some magic left
Somewhere inside our souls?
Like I waited on your call and made my plans to share my name
And I love the country movement in the way your dress would wave
From your hips on down like electric through the
Sound of the cars rushing the rain on the boulevard
In this city by the sea that has always haunted me
And belonged to me somehow
Bless your waters and your doubts
Bless your waters
Bless your doubts
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