Enterprise Center
Nestled in the heart of St. Louis on the historic Route 66, the Enterprise Center is a vibrant visitor hub bursting with local culture and rich history. Step inside to discover engaging exhibits that celebrate the spirit of the Mother Road and connect you with the community. With its modern amenities and captivating atmosphere, it's the perfect pit stop for adventurers seeking unique experiences and insider tips to make the most of their journey along this iconic highway. Don't miss the chance to soak in the energy of Route 66 right here!
Hayden Collins
a month ago"This stadium was incredible! We went here during the Illinois vs Missouri basketball “Braggin’ Rights” game. The staff were super helpful in getting people into multiple doors to keep traffic flowing! The security were also pretty nice as they seemed to be Illinois fans! I thought the “portals” were a unique way of finding your seat, but was super easy to find our seats. Once we found our seats I was shocked to find the seats were really comfortable!!! They had pretty good cushion for you to sit on! The arena is awesome and seems to fit a pretty good sized crowd! The restrooms were very clean and they constantly had people in the hallways sweeping to keep trash off of the floor! As we left the arena the staff were again present and very calm in directing everybody out in an orderly manner! Overall I would recommend this arena to anybody who comes to events here! This seems to be one of the better arena’s out there!"
Drea Hawkins
a month ago"Love the enterprise center! LETS GO BLUES!! easy to navigate, clean and relatively easy to get to considering downtown St. Louis. They have pretty generic food places and kiosks inside, prices are on-par for stadium pricing. The attendants and event staff are all kind and helpful for the most part. They have a team store attached that has a large offering of merch. When you go here for concerts there’s not really a bad seat unless the artist has a wonky stage design (looking at you, maroon 5..) but still a solid venue. I appreciate that it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg to go here."
A D
a month ago"I had a great hockey viewing experience. Despite having torn allegiance to both teams I enjoyed the game. Temps were nice and cool inside so I was glad I wore long sleeves. Beer was typical overpriced arena stuff but it added to the experience. Arriving slightly behind due to eating nearby meant there was next to no security line. Some of the crowd rousing noises were super loud so I might recommend earplugs."
Sarah Hartman
a month ago"Good luck finding your seat, instead of putting up signs for the section numbers there are signs for portal numbers. It would be fine if the ticket had a portal number, but nope. Acoustics in the arena were good and the ice was visible from all seats."
