Washington Capitals Suites

Capital One Arena, 601 F Street NW, Washington, DC

Washington should fight for a postseason spot in 2023-24, a place it has been 14 of the last 16 years. The Capitals are headlined by all-time great Alex Ovechkin. He reached 822 career goals last season, moving him to second all-time. Ovechkin continues his quest to become the top scorer in NHL history, sitting 72 goals behind the leader Wayne Gretzky. That alone is worth the entry fee. Washington kept most of its core intact in the off-season, transitioning fluidly into the upcoming campaign. Some of the small changes included the addition of defender Joel Edmundson and winger Max Pacioretty. Both should push the Capitals offense forward. Washington is exciting this season, especially with Ovechkin still on the ice.

Capital One Arena is an elite venue for premium seating. The Ultra Club, Etihad Airways Lounge, and Devils Backbone Lounge are all great options. Amenities across the three include all-inclusive experiences, complimentary drinks, bars, LED displays, and group seating, among other things. The Players Club is also available and is the Capital One Arena's most exclusive members-only club with luxury, all-inclusive dining, games, and upscale furnishing. Suites in Washington are top notch. Groups of 8 to 54+ can obtain Suites throughout the season. Complimentary food and beverage, priority ticket rights, a dedicated attendant, and invitations to select private team and Suite events.

After competitive six-game series against top-seeded Florida last year, the Washington Capitals have re-tooled a bit but maintain their offensive core. Alexander Ovechkin is back, as are John Carlson and T.J. Oshie. Nicklas Backstrom and Tom Wilson are also projected to return later in the year after missing the start of the season due to injuries. Connor McMichael was promoted to the main club this year, and Dylan Strome was added in free agency--both to help the center position. The main move was signing goaltender Darcy Kuemper from Colorado, where he's coming off an excellent regular season and did something that no team has been able to do in three years: beat the Tampa Bay Lightning in the playoffs.

New at Capital One Arena this year is VIP seating that covers the first three rows around the ice and has exclusive access to the new Caesars Sportsbook inside the arena. Suites that ring the arena can hold anywhere from eight to 54 fans, and all packages come with three different complimentary food and beverage options--beer included!

Boasting one of the most experienced rosters in the NHL, staying healthy might be the biggest hurdle for a team just four seasons removed from a Stanley Cup Championship. The captain continues his march toward history as Alexander Ovechkin begins the year sixth on the NHL's all-time goals list and could easily crack the top-three by season's end. Numerous familiar faces return as well, including forwards Evgeny Kuznetsov, Tom Wilson, T.J. Oshie, and defensemen John Carlson and Dmitry Orlov. Goaltending duties will be split once again between the young duo of Ilya Samsonov and Vitek Vanecek. The former posted a record of 13-4-1 despite struggling with inconsistent play and two separate absences on the league's COVID-19 protocol list. The latter won 21 games and recorded an impressive .936 save percentage in his rookie campaign. The Capital One Arena goes to great lengths to ensure your night at the rink can also suit all of your business needs. An Ultra Club Season Ticket Membership provides an ideal atmosphere for networking and entertaining clients with food prepared by nationally-recognized chefs and unlimited beer, wine, and signature cocktails in addition to the excellent sightlines of the ice. Sample a supreme menu of hors d'oeuvres and delicious desserts at the Upscale Caesars Sportsbook Lounge before sitting in the best seats in the house with a VIP Row A Season Ticket Membership.