Delta Center

Delta Center sits at 301 South Temple in downtown Salt Lake City, near the intersection of South Temple and 300 West.

• Driving & Parking
  From I-15, take Exit 307, 600 South and head north, or Exit 308 400 South. Downtown SLC garages run $10-$20 on game nights. The arena lots and parking are the closest options.
  • Southwest VIP Parking
    A newly completed 450-stall parking structure on the southwest corner of the arena provides premium ticket holders with direct, climate-controlled access into the building.
• Public Transit
  UTA TRAX light rail serves the Arena station, directly adjacent to the building. The Green, Blue, and Red lines connect to the University of Utah, Salt Lake City International Airport, and suburban communities. FrontRunner commuter rail connects from Ogden and Provo to Salt Lake Central station, a short TRAX ride from the arena.
  • TRAX Light Rail
    The Arena Station remains the primary stop for the Delta Center, located directly across South Temple. Both the Green Line Airport to West Valley and the Blue Line Draper to Salt Lake Central serve the Arena Station directly. Fans traveling from Ogden or Provo should use the North Temple Station as the primary transfer point to the TRAX Green Line for the final leg to the arena.
  • Bus
    Multiple UTA bus lines serve the downtown core. Key stops for the Delta Center are located at 300 West & South Temple.
• Rideshare
  Designated zones on 300 West and South Temple. Surge pricing is moderate by NHL standards.

Downtown Salt Lake City's restaurant and bar scene has expanded significantly in recent years, with the 300 West corridor, Main Street, and providing walkable options near the arena.

Bars & Restaurants

• Red Rock Brewing - Downtown Salt Lake City
  A brewpub on 200 South offering house-brewed beers and a full menu of American fare. One of Salt Lake City's original craft breweries, the downtown location is about a 10-minute walk from the arena. The beer selection and food quality make it a reliable pregame choice.
• Beerhive Pub
  A craft beer pub on Main Street in downtown SLC with a well-curated tap list and a relaxed atmosphere. One of the best craft beer bars in the city, it's a strong option for fans who want a quality pint before the game.
• Poplar Street Pub
  A neighborhood pub on 200 South offering a casual atmosphere, pool tables, and a solid beer selection. The unpretentious vibe makes it a comfortable pregame spot about 10 minutes from the arena.
• HallPass
  A food hall in a complex near the arena featuring multiple food vendors, craft beer, and a communal eating area. The variety makes it ideal for groups who can't agree on one cuisine.
• Van Ryder, a Rooftop Bar
  A rooftop bar offering views of the downtown skyline and the Wasatch Mountains. Craft cocktails and a stylish atmosphere make it a memorable pregame option, especially during warmer months when the outdoor seating comes alive.
• Crown Burgers
  A Salt Lake City institution serving their signature pastrami burger. A beef patty topped with a pile of thin-sliced pastrami. It's a beloved SLC original with multiple locations and a must-try for first-time visitors.
• Caputo's Market & Deli
  A gourmet Italian market and deli on 300 West offering artisanal cheeses, cured meats, chocolates, and exceptional sandwiches. The chocolate and cheese selections are nationally recognized. About a 10-minute walk from the arena.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Temple Square
  The headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, located directly across from the arena. The 10-acre campus features the Salt Lake Temple, the Tabernacle (home of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir), and beautifully maintained gardens. Free tours are available and the grounds are open to all, regardless of faith.
• The Gateway
  A mixed-use shopping, dining, and entertainment district on the west side of downtown, adjacent to the arena. Restaurants, shops, a planetarium, and event spaces create a pregame destination.
• City Creek
  An upscale open-air shopping center on Main Street featuring a retractable glass roof, a creek running through the center, and national retailers alongside local shops. About a 10-minute walk from the arena.
• Utah State Capitol
  A neoclassical building on Capitol Hill overlooking downtown SLC, about 15 minutes from the arena. The interior is impressive, and the grounds offer panoramic views of the city and the Wasatch Mountains.
• Natural History Museum of Utah
  Located at the University of Utah, about 15 minutes from the arena via TRAX. The Rio Tinto Center's striking architecture and exhibits on Utah's geological and natural history including an exceptional dinosaur collection. Making it a worthwhile game-day addition.

Delta Center and the surrounding area offer a mix of cultural landmarks and natural beauty unique among NHL cities.

• The Stockton and Malone Statues
  These iconic bronze statues are located outside the southeast corner of the arena at the intersection of Stockton and Malone 300 West and South Temple.
• SeatGeek Plaza
  The main outdoor gathering space hosted the Zammoth debut in early 2026. A new interactive photo opportunity featuring the Mammoth's mascot and serves as the hub for pre-game playoff activations.

• The Gondolas
  Two new suspended gondola seating areas have been added along both sidelines. These provide a bird's-eye view of the ice for approximately 200 fans and are considered a premier hospitality experience for the 2026 season.
• North End Terrace Ledges
  Located in the upper-north end zone, these new terrace-style ledges feature full-view seating designed to extend the energy of the lower bowl into the upper deck.
• South End Intensity Slope
  A new contiguous seating structure that connects the lower and upper levels in a steep, dynamic slope. Positioned near the visiting bench, it is designed to create a more intimidating and loud environment for opponents.
• Delta Sky360° Club
  The arena's flagship event-level club. It provides an immersive luxury experience with high-end cuisine and direct proximity to the players' tunnel.
• Toyota Club
  Located along the sidelines and baselines in the lower level typically rows A–12 in sections 5–9 and 16–20. Membership includes all-inclusive dining, a full-service bar, and access to a private lounge with dedicated restrooms,
• Black Desert Club
  A premier mid-level club offering upscale amenities, flexible seating arrangements, and exclusive social spaces for networking and entertaining.
• Entrata Club & Aptive Lofts
  These sections offer a loft-style viewing experience, combining the privacy of a suite with the social atmosphere of a club.
• Refreshed Suite Level
  Starting in 2026, the suites on the north side of Level 4 have been completely renovated with modern interior designs and expanded square footage.

• Signature Items
  Utah fry sauce a mix of mayo and ketchup, invented in Salt Lake City, s served with fries and burgers. The pastrami burger is a local specialty. Utah scones deep-fried bread served with honey butter, are a regional treat worth trying.
• Dangerous Pretzels
  A new local addition that introduced the Mammoth-size pretzel specifically for the hockey team's arrival.
• Proper Burger
  Features specialized items like the Hat Trick Burger BBQ sauce, candied bacon, jalapeños, and onion straws and the Jazz Jam Burger.
• San Diablo Churros
  Known for their artisan filled churros, they have introduced a specialized Tusks Up flavor for the 2026 season.
• J Dawgs
  A beloved Utah staple serving signature hot dogs with specialized special sauce.
• Iceberg Drive-Inn
  Famous for their thick, over-the-top milkshakes.
• Santorini’s Greek Grill
  Offering fresh Mediterranean options like gyro bowls and pitas.
• Salt City Smokehouse
  The primary destination for BBQ within the arena.
• Jazzmen’s Kitchen
  A player-inspired concept from the team’s nutritionist, Anthony Zamora, serving lean proteins and healthy bowls.
• Totally Nutz
  Provides freshly roasted cinnamon-glazed nuts, including a new Mammoth Almond Mix launched for the 2025-26 season.