The Providence Bruins and their fans don’t care for the Hartford Wolf Pack, and it shows. The rivalry between the Bruins and Wolf Pack mirrors the rivalry between New England teams and New York teams as the P-Bruins are the AHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins while the Wolf Pack are the New York Rangers’ AHL affiliate. Don’t miss it when these two Atlantic Division rivals face off as you’ll be in for a good game whenever the P-Bruins and Wolf Pack get together.
Make sure to be in attendance when the P-Bruins take on nearby rivals Springfield. Springfield is located only a hop, skip, and a jump from Providence, so you’ll find plenty of Thunderbirds fans in attendance when Springfield comes to town. The intense atmosphere at Bruins-Thunderbirds games makes these games must-sees for any P-Bruins fan.
Providence Bruins Stadium Guide
In Game
If you’re a Boston Bruins fan, then you’ll love attending a Providence Bruins game. P-Bruins games give you the opportunity to see future Bruins greats play live before they hit it big making them an excellent experience for any hockey fan in the Providence area.
Hockey fans will also love the Providence Reds exhibit on the concourse. The exhibit celebrates the history of minor league hockey in Providence and pays tribute to all of the best players in Reds history including Gump Worsley and Eddie Giacomo.
Finally, the arena is located in downtown Providence, so you’ll find plenty to do before and after the game. You can grab a drink at Trinity Brewhouse across the street from the Dunkin’ Donuts Center, and there are lots of attractions nearby including the Providence Place Mall and Rhode Island State House. Those of you who love Italian food will especially be in luck as the arena is right near Federal Hill, which is home to several fantastic Italian restaurants.
A Providence Bruins game is a great experience for any hockey fan in the area, so plan your trip to a P-Bruins game today.
During your visit to the Dunkin’ Donuts Center make sure to check out the Providence Reds exhibit. The exhibit pays tribute to Providence’s former AHL team the Providence Reds, which played here from 1926 to 1977. It’s a must-see for any hockey fan in the Providence area, so stop by and see it when attending a P-Bruins game.
Take some time to enjoy the banners hanging from the rafters of the Dunkin’ Donuts Center. The banners honor all of the best teams and players in Providence Friars and Providence Bruins history including the Friars 1973 and 1987 Final Four team, Basketball Hall of Famer Lenny Wilkens, and the Bruins’ 1998-99 Calder Cup winning team.
Before the game stop by the arena’s front office to see the table where the Big East was formed. The Big East began at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center, so stop by the table and see where it all started.
If you’re looking to hold a large group event, then reserve the Party Deck. The Party Deck can accommodate 20 to 150 people and features a buffet, full bar access, and an excellent view of all the action on the ice.
Keep an eye out for the P-Bruins’ mascot Samboni during the game. Samboni gets into all kinds of antics during the game and is a fun part of any P-Bruins game.
Fight Songs
Goal Horn and Goal Song
“Bro Hymn” by Pennywise
To all my friends, present past and beyond
Especially those who weren’t with us too long
Life is the most precious thing you can lose
While you were here the fun was never ending
Laugh a minute was only beginning
Canton, Colvin, Nichols, this one’s for you
Ever get the feeling you can’t go on
Just remember whose side it is that you’re on
You’ve got friends with you till the end
If you’re ever in a tough situation
We’ll be there with no hesitation
Brotherhood’s our rule we cannot bend
When you’re feeling too close to the bottom
You know who it is you can count on
Someone will pick you up again
We can conquer anything together
All of us are bonded forever
If I die you die that’s the way it is
To all my friends, present past and beyond
To all those who weren’t with us too long
Life is the most precious thing you can lose
While you were here the fun was never ending
Laugh a minute was only the beginning
Canton, Colvin, Nichols, this one’s for you
