Watched from suites. Nice view of the game. Very large complex.

Free parking to come watch a Chicago Steel hockey game. Plenty of seating at reasonable prices to watch a good caliber hockey 🏒 game. The manager of ticket 🎟 says is a delight to work with.

Chicago Steelq is sure to give you grand spots spectacle. These athletes give their 100 every night. Be sure to catch some good nachos on the bar next door. They're both economical and delicious

Great place to watch our home town Chicago Steel.

Fun place to go see a hockey game. Kid friendly and games were super fun to watch. It's bench seating very Minimalist but I found it to be super fun

Definitely very entertaining and action packed once the game began. We bought the family deal with hot dogs, chips, and a pop included. Fun, local, and not too expensive. Free parking and large parking lots on both sides of the building. The main hallway was busy as there are two ice rinks, and they had other skating events going on in the second rink as well as the Chicago Steel game in the other rink. There is also a bar / restaurant you can enter once inside the main hallway. Many families with small kids were in attendance. We will definitely return and recommend as well.

Two rinks, a little dated but the ice was good. Much larger then I expected. Plenty of parking, concessions, and a it has bar and grill. Very nice facility fir tournaments. I will enjoy returning.

Chicago Steele hockey! So much fun. Inexpensive family fun for sure. Can always get a good seat.

This place is a blast. The skate rental is quick and even though the place is large it doesn’t feel that way. The time is longer than you think and though it is a tad cold in the rink you warm up pretty fast. The ice snows less noticeably as well compared to other rinks.

When you think of worldclass hockey arena snack shops, think of Cyclones. It’s run by the eponymous eatery/bar Rookies which has viewing windows looking in to the ice. This giant complex is worth a visit just for the Bloody Marys and the sausage egg and cheese breakfast sandwich with a side of breakfast tots. A favorite of many hockey dads including myself.

Came here for a Chicago Steel game. There are a couple of complaints about the area itself as well as how staff handle the rink. - There's been an issue of kids throwing their chuck a pucks at other kids with disabilities during the endgame event. I have been to two games and this has happened twice. I know this is more about parents not being responsible with their children but I do feel there should be staff that are watching out for this during the event. - The speakers are WAY too loud. I understand if it were that loud for a full stadium but when its only a 1/3rd - 1/2 full, it can make it hard to talk to your family - They need to either use safe UV paint or something else for stamping people because if you wash your hands or touch your own hand too much, the stamp they give you comes off in a few minutes. - Consessions are a bit steep. Better prices at the rinkside bar, if you can even get a seat in there in time.

Play, didn't the South arena where they're still no seating? They just have picnic tables, low stands, but nice arena overall. Rookies restaurant was very nice, great service good food.

Paid for handicap seating but had to move because adults and kids crowded in around us and in front of us had to ask for chairs when we arrived. Security was not paying attention they were too busy watching the game. Will not be back