Colorado Avalanche Suites

Ball Arena, 1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, CO

The Avalanche demonstrated their firepower throughout 2024, compiling 107 points and remaining among the NHL’s elite. Nathan MacKinnon delivered a Hart Trophy-winning performance with a career-high 140 points, and linemate Mikko Rantanen scored over 50 goals, making Colorado’s offense one of the most feared. Backstopped by Alexandar Georgiev in net and a solid defense anchored by Cale Makar, the Avs made another playoff appearance, proving that their 2022 championship pedigree still runs strong.

Ball Arena in Denver is known for its loud crowds and high-altitude energy. Heading into 2025, the Avalanche organization has added some fan-focused improvements to the arena. New high-definition video boards and upgraded sound systems amplify the excitement, while premium seating areas have been refined – including an exclusive lounge for club seat holders where they can enjoy Colorado craft beers and upscale dining. The mix of on-ice excellence and off-ice comfort ensures that Avalanche home games are a fantastic experience for everyone in attendance.

A disappointing first round exit last season shouldn't change Colorado's expectations. The Avalanche have made the postseason six straight years, including a 2021-22 title. That trend isn't wavering anytime soon. Colorado's star power is hard to miss. Center Nathan MacKinnon led the way with 111 points and a career-high 42 goals and 69 assists. He's a certified superstar that is only getting better. Mikko Rantanen also had 100+ points in a career-best season. Rantanen was one of three players to record 50+ goals and assists in 2022-23. On defense, the Avs have another complete stud in Cale Makar. In just 60 games last year, Makar had 49 assists, ranking top 12 in the NHL. Those three are enough to carry a team to a championship. It helps when the three already have a title under their belts.

Ball Arena has perfect luxury amenities for fans. The PoinstBet Club Level has upscale dining, spacious areas and access to the Truly Club and Colorado Social, along with several other premium options. Club Lexus has all-inclusive food and beverage, complimentary parking, dedicated concierge service, and a great opportunity to impress clients and employees. More intimate seating is also available. Theatre Boxes have an all-inclusive environment with catered food, plush seating (4-6 people), access to all Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets (NBA) regular season and playoff games, and VIP parking. Suites at Ball Arena are another great option. They include leather seating, TVs, a wet bar, premium parking, early entry, and more.

After owning regular seasons in recent years but falling short in the playoffs, the Avalanche remained dominant throughout the playoffs, going 16-4 on their way to their first Stanley Cup since 2001, knocking off two-time champion Tampa Bay in six games. The biggest change in the Avs' quest to repeat will be in goal, as Darcy Kuemper signed on as a free agent with Washington. Colorado will go with Rangers backup Alexandar Georgiev and Pavel Francouz, who was 4-0 as a starter in last year's playoffs while Kuemper dealt with an eye injury. The cornerstone pieces of Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen, Gabriel Landeskog, Valeri Nichuskin, Cale Makar, and Devon Toews all return.

Have an experience fit for a champion at Ball Arena by catching an Avs game in a luxury suite. Comfortable leather seats await you in this private setting that comes with customizable catering packages, in-suite attendant, VIP parking, and private arena entrance. An all-inclusive option is the exclusive Club Lexus. Here, you get food, beverages, and parking included along with dedicated concierge service.