Prudential Center Ranks 12th in Most Affordable NHL Stadiums for Families

In a recent article via Action Network , they have revealed the best and worst NHL stadiums for families. Action Network takes into consideration ticket pricing, food and beverages costs and parking fees for a family of four.

They found that the most affordable arena last season was Mullet Arena (Arizona Coyotes) at $432.02 for a family of four to go to a game. Whereas, the Scotiabank Arena (Toronto Maple Leafs) is the most expensive at $703.88.

For the New Jersey Devils and the Prudential Center, they rank as the 12th most affordable stadium for a family to go to.

It costs a family of four $301.00 to attend a Devils' game. It costs $22 for two beers, $12 for two soft drinks, $26 for four hot dogs, and $19.50 for parking for a total of $380.55 for a day at the rink.

While the difference is $95.19 from the Mullet Arena (1st) to the Prudential Center (16th), the Devils could be a top-five team in the NHL, which could make for an even better day at the rink for Devils' fans.

The Action Network also ranked all 32 NHL teams on the % above/below average cost. The Devils and Prudential Center ranked 21st out of 32.

The Devils are -11.91 % below average, which equates to $51.47. The average price per family of four to attend an NHL game is $432.02.