ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Blues are sitting out the National Hockey League playoffs for a second consecutive season, but that didn’t keep fans from packing Enterprise Center during the team’s regular season.
The Blues during the NHL’s 2023-24 campaign sold out 40 of 41 home games at Enterprise Center, which has capacity of 18,096 fans. The non sell-out was the Blues’ Nov. 14 game against the Tampa Bay Lightning, with attendance of 17,621. This past season marks the second consecutive in which the Blues have sold out all but one regular season game at Enterprise Center.
Blues President and CEO of Business Operations Chris Zimmerson said this season’s attendance figures at Enterprise Center are a “reflection of how people feel about the product,” adding the Blues have an educated fanbase that is receptive to the efforts the team is making to get back to the playoffs.
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