If you’re a hockey fan and you’re looking for the chance to see one of the hottest arenas in the NHL, Rogers Place is definitively a place to check out.
In 1995, the Baltimore Stallions became the first US-based football team to capture the Grey Cup, but another American-based team almost pulled off a similar feat in 1960.
A passionate fan base, entertaining hockey, strong game presentation, and affordable ticket prices combine to create a memorable night out in Rio Rancho.
The Cougars are a pretty dominant program of late; this season they have already gone 9-1 and are now competing in the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) playoffs. But equally impressive is the school’s band – they put on elaborate performances using huge props the band members have to physically carry onto the field.
There is a lot of great decor at Mohawk Park, including trophies on display and imagery of races and drivers from the past. There are also plenty of different places to sit, including the racebook or in one of the restaurants overlooking the track. There are also plenty of live tellers on site, to help with making your wagers, and the pool sizes are surprisingly large.
A couple of guys from a couple of countries drink a couple of beers and talk about stadiums from all over the world. Featuring Dave Cottenie, Paul Baker and occasional special guests.
