Prudential Center

• Driving & Parking
  From the New Jersey Turnpike, take Exit 15W to I-280 East. From the Garden State Parkway, take I-280 East. From New York City, take the Holland Tunnel to the Turnpike or the Lincoln Tunnel to NJ-3 to I-280. Parking lots and garages are located around the arena.
• Public Transit
  Newark Penn Station is about a 10-minute walk from the arena, served by NJ Transit rail, Amtrak, and PATH trains from Manhattan (the PATH runs from World Trade Center and 33rd Street/Herald Square). The Newark Light Rail also connects Penn Station to the arena area. Transit from Manhattan takes about 25-30 minutes, making this one of the most accessible arenas for New York City residents.
  • NJ Transit Rail, Amtrak & PATH
    Newark Penn Station is served by six NJ Transit rail lines, including the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line. The PATH runs from World Trade Center and 33rd Street/Herald Square.The Newark Light Rail also connects Penn Station to the arena area. Transit from Manhattan takes about 25-30 minutes, making this one of the most accessible arenas for New York City residents.
  • Bus Lines
    Line 41 is a primary local bus that runs every 10 minutes between Broad Street and the arena area dropping off at Broad St. at William St. Two dozen bus routes serve the immediate vicinity of the Prudential Center.
• Rideshare
  The designated pickup and drop-off area is specifically located on Edison Place, between Mulberry Street and McCarter Highway.

Downtown Newark and the adjacent Ironbound neighborhood offer a surprisingly robust pregame scene, anchored by one of the best food districts in the metro area.

Bars & Restaurants

• Redd's Biergarten
  An outdoor beer garden adjacent to Prudential Center, operated by the arena itself. Picnic tables, craft beers, and a game-night atmosphere right at the arena's doorstep. This is the go-to pregame gathering spot for Devils fans — it opens well before puck drop and the energy builds as the crowd fills in.
• American Whiskey Newark
  A bourbon-focused bar and restaurant near the arena offering an extensive whiskey selection, craft cocktails, and American comfort food. A more refined pregame option in the downtown corridor.
• Bello's Pub and Grill, Newark's First Gastropub
  A neighborhood gastropub near the arena with a solid craft beer list, creative pub fare, and a welcoming atmosphere. A local favorite for its food quality and proximity to Prudential Center.
• McGoverns Tavern
  A classic Newark tavern that has been a neighborhood institution for decades. Old-school bar atmosphere, cold beer, and the kind of authenticity that chain restaurants can't replicate.
• Hobby's Delicatessen & Restaurant
  A legendary Newark deli that has been serving the community since 1962. Towering corned beef sandwiches, matzo ball soup, and old-school deli atmosphere.
• Krug's Tavern
  A Newark institution since 1932, famous for its burgers, thick, hand-formed, and cooked on a flat-top grill. The tavern is cash-only, and exactly the kind of place that makes a city's food scene authentic.
• Ferry Street Barbecue
  A barbecue spot in the Ironbound neighborhood offering smoked meats with a local twist. The Ironbound is better known for Portuguese and Spanish cuisine, but this spot adds variety to the neighborhood's dining scene.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Ironbound
  Newark's Ironbound neighborhood. Named for the railroad tracks that border it, is one of the great food destinations in the New York metro area. Ferry Street and its side streets are lined with Portuguese, Spanish, Brazilian, and Ecuadorian restaurants. The neighborhood's authenticity and quality make it a destination in its own right, not just a pregame stop.
• New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC)
  A world-class performing arts venue about a 5-minute walk from Prudential Center, hosting the New Jersey Symphony, Broadway touring productions, and major concerts. The building and its surrounding plaza are part of Newark's downtown revitalization.
• The Newark Museum of Art
  The largest museum in New Jersey, located about a 10-minute walk from the arena. Collections span American art, Asian galleries, and a planetarium. The museum's Tibetan art collection is one of the most significant in the Western Hemisphere.
• Military Park
  A historic public park in downtown Newark, about a 5-minute walk from the arena. The park commemorates Newark's military history and serves as a green gathering space in the downtown core. The Wars of America sculpture by Gutzon Borglum (of Mount Rushmore fame) is the centerpiece.
• Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart
  One of the largest cathedrals in North America, located about a 15-minute walk from the arena in Newark's Branch Brook Park area. The French Gothic architecture is stunning, and Branch Brook Park itself is famous for its cherry blossom trees, more than Washington D.C.'s collection.

Prudential Center and the surrounding Newark area offer a mix of cultural institutions and neighborhood character that surprises first-time visitors.

• The Salute
  Martin Brodeur Statue located outside the tower entrance, this bronze statue depicts the legendary goaltender’s signature salute to the fans. Dedicated in 2016, it remains the most iconic meeting point for fans.
• Stanley
  The Iron Man Statue also located in Championship Plaza, this 22-foot stainless steel sculpture of a hockey player taking a slapshot contains a Scott Stevens jersey and other memorabilia encapsulated within its base.
• Stanley Cup Championship banners
  1995, 2000, 2003
• Retired Numbers
  • #3 Ken Daneyko
  • #4 Scott Stevens
  • #26 Patrick Elias
  • #27 Scott Niedermayer
  • #30 Martin Brodeur
• Ring of Honor
  Located on the main concourse, this display honors individuals who shaped the franchise's legacy.
• The "Jersey" Wall
  The lower concourse walls are lined with jerseys from nearly every high school hockey team in New Jersey, a tribute to the arena's role as the hub of state hockey.
• Trophy Cases & Murals
  The lower concourse features a massive 6,000-square-foot mural depicting great moments in Devils and Newark history, along with glass cases displaying the team's trophies and historic memorabilia.

• M Lounge by BMW
  This is the arena’s most exclusive and upscale environment, located on the event level.
• The Lofts
  A premium speakeasy style space on the 100-level concourse that serves as a throwback to classic New Jersey.
  • Loge Boxes
    Private boxes with 8 seats, featuring full dining and private bar access.
  • Loft Tables
    Semi-private tables for 4 guests with all-inclusive service.
  • Club Seats
    Individual premium seats that include lounge entry and all-inclusive food and drink.
• The Prudential Lounge
  This space features a modern, New Jersey-inspired design. Offers all inclusive food and non alcoholic beverages, with a private cash bar for cocktails and local craft beers.
• Studio Suites
  Located on the lower level, these are a more intimate alternative to the traditional luxury suite.
• Verizon Lounge
  A recently added premium space that functions as a high-tech, exclusive lounge.
• The Pier Club
  Located on the 200-level, this section offers a more social, club-like atmosphere than the traditional suites.
• Private Luxury Suites
  The arena's classic premium option, circling the bowl between the lower and upper levels. Ranges from 16 to 48 guests depending on the suite size.
• Black and Red Member Areas
  While Black and Red is the overarching name for the Devils' membership program, members have access to a dedicated B&R Eats menu featuring exclusive pricing such as $4.99 hot dogs and access to select member-only lounges on game nights.

• Signature Items
  The concession lineup reflects New Jersey's food culture . Italian sausages, Trenton-style tomato pies, and Newark-inspired deli sandwiches. Rotating partnerships with local restaurants bring fresh options each season.
• Pat LaFrieda
  Features Smash by Pat LaFrieda Sections 12 & 111 for signature burgers and The Boardwalk Section 126 for authentic shaved ribeye cheesesteaks.
• Mighty Quinn’s BBQ
  Located at Section 4, serving slow-smoked favorites.
• Melba’s Signature Chicken & Waffles
  Found at Section 107, featuring chicken thighs with Mike’s Hot Honey served in a waffle bowl.
• Downtown Diner & Bayonne Diner
  These sections 1 and 118 now serve the legendary Taylor Ham, Egg & Cheese sandwich as a permanent fixture for all home games.
• Heritage Kitchen
  This is a Rotating partnership. It features pop-up local businesses from diverse communities throughout the season.