Chicago Blackhawks Suites

United Center, 1901 W. Madison Street, Chicago, IL

The Blackhawks were deep in a rebuild during the 2024 season, ending with just 52 points. However, the excitement in Chicago was palpable thanks to rookie phenom Connor Bedard. Bedard lived up to the hype, scoring 61 points in his debut season and earning the Calder Trophy as the NHL’s top rookie. His dynamic play, along with leadership from veterans like Seth Jones, gave fans hope that the foundation for the next great Blackhawks team is being laid.

United Center remains a premier destination for hockey, even as the team rebuilds. In 2025 the arena has introduced several fan experience upgrades – from revamped concession stands featuring Chicago-style favorites to improvements in mobile ticketing for smoother entry. The United Center’s premium hospitality stands out as well; luxury suites and club-level seats now offer enhanced amenities like gourmet dining and in-seat service. Blackhawks fans are among the league’s most passionate, and the arena’s electric atmosphere combined with these comfort upgrades make attending a game a thrilling event.

It's officially the Connor Bedard show in Chicago. And it will continue to be the Connor Bedard show for the foreseeable future. The 18-year-old dominated on his path towards being selected with the first pick of the 2023 NHL Draft. Bedard is touted as one of the best prospects in recent history. The Blackhawks are immediately more dynamic, exciting, and intriguing the moment Bedard makes his debut. The rookie is joined by other newcomers to round out Chicago's new offense. Corey Perry, Nick Foligno, Taylor Hall, and Ryan Donato all headed to the team over the off-season. But, in the end, those additions will be overlooked. All eyes are on Connor Bedard. The youngster alone is worth admission.

The United Center is a great venue to watch the NHL. Premium seating like the BMO Club and Michelob Ultra Club extend plenty of amenities. The BMO Club provides two or four club seats, VIP parking passes, priority purchase opportunities, all-inclusive chef's tables, in-seat wait service, and more. The BMO space is great for face-to-face client entertainment and networking. The Michelob Ultra Club accommodates four to eight guests in a theater box. The space has similar amenities to the BMO Club. Chicago also has Lower Level Suites, Club Level Suites, and Penthouse Level Suites are incredible intimate areas to watch the Blackhawks. VIP Parking, full service catering, and the option for a private hostess or chef are all included. These Suites accommodate 12 to 22 people.

Franchise mainstays and a couple of prized offseason additions could get the Hawks back in the thick of the postseason mix. Buzz already surrounds Patrick Kane in his quest for a second Hart Memorial Trophy. Captain Jonathan Toews returns for his 14th season in Chicago and 23-year-old Alex DeBrincat blossomed into a point-a-night player during his 2020-21 campaign. The Blackhawks bolstered their defense by trading for Columbus' all-star Seth Jones. They also added a two-time Stanley Cup Champion center in Tampa Bay's Tyler Johnson and one of the most decorated netminders in the game's history in Marc-Andre Fleury, who needs just eight more victories to become just the third goalie to ever crack the 500-win mark. Fans seeking a world class premium experience at the United Center can start with one of the Licensed Executive Suite options. Lower Level Suites provide their most luxurious state-of-the-art space to wine and dine while Penthouse Level Suites combine comfort with a hawks-eye view of the Hawks. Those seeking similar amenities and service, but at a fraction of the price, can try a membership to the BMO Club. Four-to-eight person elegant theatre boxes highlight the Budweiser Championship Club, which comes with reserved dining tables and private coat closet.