Best NHL Arena Food & Drink Value
All 32 arenas ranked by average food and drink cost per person - from the most affordable bites to premium dining.
NHL Average Food & Drink
$20
Looking for the best value on game day food and drinks? These rankings show the average cost of food and drinks at each NHL arena. Whether you want a budget-friendly hot dog and beer or a premium dining experience, see how every arena stacks up.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Winnipeg Jets | $14 | $145 | $165 |
| 2 | Montréal Canadiens | $16 | $132 | $159 |
| 3 | Calgary Flames | $16 | $126 | $151 |
| 4 | Edmonton Oilers | $16 | $158 | $181 |
| 5 | Ottawa Senators | $16 | $81 | $112 |
| 6 | Vancouver Canucks | $17 | $194 | $222 |
| 7 | Columbus Blue Jackets | $18 | $120 | $148 |
| 8 | Buffalo Sabres | $18 | $104 | $132 |
| 9 | St. Louis Blues | $19 | $148 | $177 |
| 10 | Carolina Hurricanes | $19 | $143 | $172 |
| 11 | Toronto Maple Leafs | $19 | $230 | $285 |
| 12 | Nashville Predators | $19 | $166 | $185 |
| 13 | Dallas Stars | $19 | $157 | $226 |
| 14 | Utah Mammoth | $19 | $150 | $177 |
| 15 | Anaheim Ducks | $20 | $145 | $177 |
| 16 | Philadelphia Flyers | $20 | $139 | $194 |
| 17 | Florida Panthers | $20 | $123 | $153 |
| 18 | Pittsburgh Penguins | $20 | $167 | $202 |
| 19 | San Jose Sharks | $20 | $109 | $139 |
| 20 | Colorado Avalanche | $21 | $181 | $237 |
| 21 | Chicago Blackhawks | $21 | $186 | $222 |
| 22 | Tampa Bay Lightning | $21 | $160 | $196 |
| 23 | Detroit Red Wings | $21 | $131 | $167 |
| 24 | Minnesota Wild | $21 | $172 | $201 |
| 25 | Boston Bruins | $22 | $227 | $279 |
| 26 | Washington Capitals | $22 | $160 | $202 |
| 27 | New Jersey Devils | $22 | $140 | $177 |
| 28 | Vegas Golden Knights | $24 | $247 | $271 |
| 29 | Los Angeles Kings | $24 | $212 | $276 |
| 30 | Seattle Kraken | $24 | $250 | $289 |
| 31 | New York Islanders | $25 | $162 | $212 |
| 32 | New York Rangers | $26 | $288 | $349 |
What the table says
Food and drink per person runs from $14 at Canada Life Centre (Jets) to $26 at Madison Square Garden (Rangers). The median is $20 against a league average of $20, and 14 of the 32 arenas come in under it.
The $12 gap between the cheapest and priciest concessions is a fraction of the $207 gap in ticket prices. The cheapest place to eat, Canada Life Centre (Jets), ranks 8th of 32 on total game day cost; the priciest, Madison Square Garden (Rangers), ranks 32nd.