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Enterprise Center: the all-inclusive seating guide
Enterprise Center is the Blues' home and has no co-tenant team, though the 18,096 seat arena runs more than 100 events a year and sells its premium seating through the Blues' own sales team. The team and the arena publish the same products in parallel, and it is the arena's pages, not the team's, that carry the section lists and the line fencing every inclusion to St. Louis Blues games only. The Scott Credit Union Rinkside Club covers rows A and B of every 100-level section, with deeper rows in sections 105 to 114, and serves food from chef-attended action stations and a full open bar before the game and during breaks in the action; row A members also reach Pub '67, a club within a club limited to 100 guests with the same food and open bar. The Jameson Club at Clark Avenue sits on the 200-level behind sections 101C to 106C and 126C, rows BB-HH, with upscale stadium fare, in-seat wait service and a drink menu of beer, wine and soft drinks. The First Community terrace seats, sections 113T to 119T in the same rows, bring nachos, popcorn, pretzels and hot dogs to the seat with Bud Light, Bud Select, Budweiser, Michelob Ultra and house wine, plus the Bud Light Sports Pub. The Bommarito Automotive Group Lounge, half moon tables and boxes on the PNC Premier Level at the end the Blues defend twice, adds an upscale full open bar, and its Studio Suites, semi-private boxes for six to eight guests launched for 2026-27, draw on the same kitchen and bar. The Bull and Bear presented by Stifel, a members-only club with cocktails and top-shelf spirits, has been sold out since it opened in September 2017 and publishes no location at all, The Players Club by Luxco sits just outside the Blues locker room and describes all-inclusive food and a bar of premium spirits, wine and beer, but the team's own referral page calls it a pass while calling its other products tickets, so nothing published says it carries a seat and it is listed below rather than recorded. Two shared suites are sold as memberships, the Captain's Club for twelve games and The Loft for seven, and the Captain's Club and the McBride Homes Suite are also rented whole to parties of thirty or more. Groups of ten or more can buy all-inclusive Mezzanine seats served from pregame until the start of the third period. Ordinary suite rentals and leases carry Levy Restaurants catering billed separately, and no premium page at this arena publishes a price.
Clubs with food & drink included
Click a club name to pick a game and open those seats on Ticketmaster.
- Food
- An all-inclusive, locally inspired menu
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedA signature bar serving exceptional cocktails and a variety of top-shelf spirits
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Blues games and other Enterprise Center events. This is the one all-inclusive product at this arena whose page carries no "Included for St. Louis Blues games only" line, and its own copy sells Blues hockey and world-class performers together
- Sections
- Not publishedNo location at all is published. Neither the arena's product page nor the Blues premium hub names a level, a section, a row, a seat count or a box size; the page says only that the club has its own upscale private entrance. The arena's own suite map prints every suite number and labels the McBride Suite, the Clark Ave. Club Seats and the Terrace Seats, but prints nothing for this club, and the Matterport tour the page links names no level either. The Blues' own season ticket referral page counts the product in tickets, offering four Bull & Bear Tickets to a Blues game as its top-tier reward, which is the only official wording that implies seats. The page is still served at /premium-seating/theater-boxes and its HTML title is still "Theater Boxes".
- Rows
- Not published
Inclusions come from the arena's own product page, which the Blues premium hub links and repeats word for word. Internet Archive captures of the same URL show the paragraph is the 2018 Theater Boxes copy with the name swapped, so this is a rename rather than a different product. Nothing about the location or the seating format is published anywhere; still to be confirmed with the venue.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive upscale food offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedUpscale full open bar service
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Included for St. Louis Blues games only, which the arena page states as a footnote on the food, the bar and the parking pass
- Sections
- PNC Premier Level (200-level)The level is the arena's own phrasing. The page places the lounge at the "Blues Defend Twice end", which is a hockey orientation phrase and not a fixed label: teams change ends between periods, and the arena's own Plaza Level map prints a "SHOOT TWICE" arrow at the opposite end. The 2018 capture of the same page said "Suite Level, Blues Shoot Once End" for the same space. No numbered section is published: the arena's own suite map draws unlabeled half moon tables and boxes in a two-tier arrangement behind sections 121 to 124, at the end opposite its SHOOT TWICE arrow, which matches this page's description of the space, but the map prints no product name there, so reading the two together is ours rather than the arena's.
- Rows
- Half moon tables and boxes in a two-tier setup, with drink rail seats along the back rail of the club
Inclusions and level come from the arena's own product page, which the Blues premium hub links and repeats. The single-game path rests on that page's own wording rather than on any live listing; see the open questions.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- An inclusive food and beverage experience with personalized service, described by the team as curated food offerings within Bommarito Lounge with no advance or in-game ordering needed
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedFull bar service within Bommarito Lounge, per the team's announcement; the lounge's own page calls the same service upscale full open bar service
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Blues games. The team announced it as a 2026-27 gameday experience; unlike the arena's other all-inclusive seats, the Studio Suites page carries no St. Louis Blues games only line
- Sections
- PNC Premier Level (200-level)The team's announcement places the Studio Suites within the Bommarito Lounge on the PNC Premier Level. No numbered section is published, and the same orientation caveat applies as for the lounge itself.
- Rows
- Semi-private, open-concept boxes for six to eight guests
New for 2026-27. The arena's product page states an unitemized inclusive food and beverage experience and names no drink; the team's July 7 2026 announcement is what states full bar service, in the room whose own page says upscale full open bar service, which is why the tier is spirits rather than the narrower reading.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive upscale food offerings, described as upscale stadium fare with in-seat wait service
- Alcohol
- Beer & wine includedAn all-inclusive drink menu featuring a variety of beer, wine and soft drinks
- Not included
- Spirits are not named as included, while the Rinkside Club, Pub '67 and the Bommarito Lounge all state an open bar
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Included for St. Louis Blues games only
- Sections
- 101C, 102C, 103C, 104C, 105C, 106C, 126CSections and rows are official (the arena's product page, repeated on the Blues premium hub). The C suffix is the arena's own scheme for the club rows at the back of the lower bowl, entered from the PNC Premier Level; the arena's seating page puts rows AA to HH above rows A to W in every section, and its Plaza map prints the matching 7C and 26C portals. The lounge itself sits on the 200-level behind the seats. The arena's own suite map labels this band "Clark Ave. Club Seats", and the Blues' July 13 2018 renovation release announced the space as the Clark Avenue Club; no former name is recorded, because a name a current official map still prints unmarked is not evidence that it is past.
- Rows
- Rows BB-HH
Inclusions, sections and rows come from the arena's own product page this season. The drink line is itemized as beer, wine and soft drinks, so the narrower alcohol tier is the one the wording supports.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive in-seat service. Food offerings include nachos, popcorn, pretzels and hot dogs
- Alcohol
- Beer & wine includedBeverage offerings include Bud Light, Bud Select, Budweiser, Michelob Ultra, red and white wine and soft drinks
- Not included
- Spirits are not named as included
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Included for St. Louis Blues games only
- Sections
- 113T, 114T, 115T, 116T, 117T, 118T, 119TSections and rows are official (the arena's product page, repeated on the Blues premium hub). The T suffix is the arena's own scheme for the terrace rows at the back of the lower bowl, entered from the PNC Premier Level, and its Plaza map prints the matching 13T and 20T portals. The Blues premium hub heads the same product "First Community Credit Union Terrace" while the arena page and the Blues tickets hub both head it "First Community Terrace Seats"; the record uses the latter. The arena's own suite map labels the band "Terrace Seats" above sections 114 to 118, without the sponsor name. The two former names come from the product's two earlier official paths in the Internet Archive index.
- Rows
- Rows BB-HH
Inclusions, sections and rows come from the arena's own product page this season, with the food and the drinks itemized. The sale path is the only unpublished part.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive upscale food offerings, described as food from chef-attended action stations
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedAll-inclusive full open bar service, called a full premium open bar service
- Service ends
- Not published as a time. The page says service runs before all Blues home games and during breaks in the action
- Applies to
- Included for St. Louis Blues games only
- Sections
- 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126Sections and rows are official (the arena's product page, repeated on the Blues premium hub). The section list is every 100-level section, because rows A and B of all of them reach the club; only some sections are covered deeper, rows C-D in 105-107 and 112-114 and rows C-F in 108-111, which the row line carries. The page also places the seats on the "Blues Attack twice side", which is a hockey orientation phrase and not a fixed label, since teams change ends between periods; the arena's Plaza map prints its own "SHOOT TWICE" arrow at the end nearest sections 108 to 111 and marks elevator and stair access to the Rinkside Club beside portals 8 and 9.
- Rows
- Rows A and B of all 100-level sections, plus rows C-D in sections 105-107 and 112-114 and rows C-F in sections 108-111
Inclusions, sections and rows come from the arena's own product page this season. The retired Blue Note Lounge page served the same glass-seat audience and is gone from the live site, but the Blues' July 13 2018 renovation release presents the Rinkside Club as one of the clubs built that summer, "a little more than half the size of the clubs they replace", so this is a replacement rather than that club renamed, and no former name is recorded.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive upscale food offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedFull open bar service in the private bar and lounge area
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- Included for St. Louis Blues games only
- Sections
- 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126Sections and row are official: the arena's product page gives "Section 101 - 126, Row A", which is the front row of the whole 100 level. Pub '67 is a separate room from the Scott Credit Union Rinkside Club, which row A members also reach; the arena gives it its own page, its own row and its own benefit list.
- Rows
- Row A
Inclusions, sections and row come from the arena's own product page this season.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- In-suite buffet with appetizers, entrees and desserts, described on the team's per-game listing as an all-inclusive buffet and bar package including bartender
- Alcohol
- Beer, wine & spirits includedOpen bar service with a bartender; the per-game listing calls it a food and alcoholic beverage package
- Service ends
- Not published as an end time. The team's per-game listing says the food and alcoholic beverage package is available as soon as gates open, which is 90 minutes before a Blues game
- Applies to
- St. Louis Blues games. The 12-game membership covers twelve dated Blues games and members may rent the suite for a non-member game at the membership rate
- Price
- $8,250 for the whole suite at the Sep. 19, 2026 preseason game, with 30 tickets included and up to 10 more at $275 each (bluessuites.com, read Sep. 18, 2026); the site labels the figure "Per Ticket" but shows it as the whole price for 30 tickets. No premium page at this arena publishes a price.
- Sections
- PNC Premier Level (200-level)The level is the Blues' own phrasing on the premium hub. The team's per-game sales site names the room "Captain's Club Suite 267" and describes it as 9 stadium seats, 4 lounge chairs and 10 barstools inside the suite, with bar tables and stools at the back. The arena's own suite map prints 267 as the last suite on the PNC Premier Level ring, at the end opposite its SHOOT TWICE arrow, which corroborates the unit number, but the map attaches no product name to it, so the number stays here rather than in the section list.
- Rows
- Shared suite seating, with stadium seats, lounge chairs and barstools inside the suite
Three official sources agree on the inclusion: the Blues' own Captains Club page, the arena's All Inclusive Suites page and the team's per-game listing. One record rather than two, because this is one product name with one benefit list even though the membership and the rental are sold separately; see the open questions.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- All-inclusive arena fare, featuring classic gameday favorites
- Alcohol
- Beer & wine includedA selection of draft beers, per The Loft's own page. The Blues premium hub still shows an in-suite buffet with open bar service, which is the wording the product's own page carried last season
- Not included
- Wine and spirits are not named on the product's own page, which names draft beers only
- Service ends
- Not published
- Applies to
- St. Louis Blues games. The membership covers seven dated Blues games, with one ticket to each, and members may rent The Loft for a non-member game at the membership rate
- Sections
- Sky Level (400-level)The level is the Blues' own phrasing on the premium hub. No section or seat number is published for the suite itself.
- Rows
- Shared suite seating, with multiple screens throughout the space
The record follows The Loft's own page, which is this season's wording: seven games with seven dated 2026-27 games, multiple screens throughout the space, and all-inclusive arena fare with a selection of draft beers. The Blues premium hub still shows twelve games, an individual screen at each seat and an in-suite buffet with open bar service, which is exactly what the product's own page carried for 2025-26 in the Internet Archive capture of Oct. 3, 2025, against twelve 2025-26 dates. The hub has been edited since then, gaining the Players Club and the suites block, without that block being brought forward, so it is a stale block rather than a live contradiction; its bullets are otherwise the Captains Club block word for word, down to "Rent the The Loft".
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- Exclusive in-suite buffet including appetizers, entrees and desserts
- Alcohol
- Beer & wine included'Open bar service with a private bartender', with no drink named. An open bar names no pour, so the record takes the narrowest tier
- Not included
- Spirits are not named
- Service ends
- Not published. The arena calls the hospitality pregame and says guests then go out to their 100-level seats; the benefit list itself states no limit
- Applies to
- Blues games and other Enterprise Center events, for parties of 30 or more guests
- Sections
- Not publishedNo numbered section is published, but the arena's own suite map prints "McBride Suite" at ice level between sections 108 and 110, at the end its arrow labels SHOOT TWICE, and the description on the operator's own 3D tour of the room places it on the Plaza level. The arena page says guests go out to their 100-level seats directly from the suite, and calls it the closest you can get to the ice in a group party room setting.
- Rows
- Theatre style seating for 30 or more guests inside the suite, with 100-level seats reached directly from it
The arena files this under All Inclusive Suites and its benefit bullets state the buffet and the open bar without a time limit, which is what the record follows. The prose above them frames the hospitality as pregame; this keeps the record, because the Club TI precedent that moves a pregame package to the not-all-inclusive list applies only where the package carries ordinary seats, and this suite has its own theatre seating (the pre-game precedent of Sep. 22, 2026). Its smallest allotment, 30 guests, is below the site's group threshold, so it gets a record.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
- Food
- Nacho bar, hot dogs, brats and popcorn, served in a stanchioned area on the Mezzanine concourse
- Alcohol
- Beer & wine includedAnheuser-Busch domestic beer and seltzers, red and white wine, and soft drinks
- Not included
- Spirits are not named as included
- Service ends
- Service runs from pregame until the start of the third period
- Applies to
- Blues games, for groups of 10 or more
- Sections
- Not publishedNo numbered section is published. The Blues place the seats on the "Blues defend twice side" of the arena, which is a hockey orientation phrase and not a fixed label, since teams change ends between periods, and put the food and drink service in a stanchioned area on the Mezzanine concourse. The arena's own seating page numbers the Mezzanine 301 to 334.
- Rows
- Not published
Inclusions, the service window and the group size come from the Blues' own group tickets page, which itemizes both the food and the drinks. At 10 tickets the package is well below the site's group threshold, so it gets a record.
Last checked Sep 18, 2026 · source
Premium at this arena that is not all-inclusive
Just as important as knowing what's included: these spaces are premium, but food and drink are paid separately.
- Players Club by Luxco: the Blues describe all-inclusive upscale food and beverage for their home games, but the team's own referral page calls it a pass while calling its other products tickets, so nothing published says it carries a seat. A pass that carries no game ticket is listed here rather than as a club
- Suite rentals (Club Level Suites on the 200 Level with 16 tickets, Single Sky Level Suites on the 400 Level with 12, and Double Sky Level Suites with 24): a private restroom, televisions, a buffet counter and a refrigerator, with food and beverage packages available for purchase; every Sky, Double Sky and Club Suite listing on the team's own per-game site says "Catering is not included; it will be an additional cost"
- Suite Lease (twelve tickets for all Blues games and Enterprise Center events, VIP parking in the attached Kiel Center Garage and a Club Level entrance): gourmet catering services by Levy Restaurants, ordered and billed separately
- Suite Share (a package of three or more events at twelve tickets each): a discount off regular suite pricing, priority on suite locations and playoff purchase priority, with no food or drink named
- Loaded Value tickets (sections 115 to 104, rows C and D, the rows behind the Scott Credit Union Rinkside Club seats): $40 of credit per ticket per game, for concession stand food and beverage purchases only
- Elite Events Membership (premier seats in sections 102 and 117, $1,000 a year per seat and $750 for Blues season ticket holders): complimentary food and drinks in the Scott Credit Union Rinkside Club for a guaranteed 10 events, but one membership buys only the right to purchase one ticket per event, and Blues games carry member pricing on suite rentals rather than the inclusion
- Blues Pregame Tailgate presented by Pepsi (a group add-on served in the Bud Light Sports Pub on the PNC Premier Level): a nacho bar, popcorn, brats and hot dogs with beer, wine and soft drinks from doors, 90 minutes before puck drop, until puck drop, with nothing included once the game starts
- Bud Light Sports Pub (PNC Premier Level): a sports bar that opens 90 minutes before the game and stays open up to two hours afterwards for the Bud Light 4th Period; it is named as an amenity of the First Community terrace seats and as the room the pregame tailgate is served in, and no page says its food and drink come with any other ticket
- Full, Half and Mini season ticket memberships: the only food benefit at any tier is 10 percent off food and beverages at all concession stands, on the full season plan alone, alongside a $500 or $250 credit against a Blues game suite rental
- Concession stands and portable carts on the Plaza and Mezzanine Levels, the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten and the Rebel Bourbon Bar: arena food and drink, purchased
Upcoming Blues home games
- See included-amenity seats
Canadiens @ Blues
Tue, Oct 27 · 7:00 PM
- See included-amenity seats
Bruins @ Blues
Thu, Oct 29 · 7:00 PM
- See included-amenity seats
Wings @ Blues
Tue, Nov 10 · 7:00 PM
- See included-amenity seats
Panthers @ Blues
Sat, Nov 14 · 6:00 PM
Full schedule · or browse all Blues tickets on Ticketmaster