The Cleveland Monsters, the AHL affiliate of the Columbus Blue Jackets, are the resident professional hockey team in Cleveland. This minor league team creates a major league experience for every fan, every game. With a schedule full of innovative and engaging promotional nights, the Monsters experience is always one to remember.
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What You'll See:
- With multiple specialty jerseys and recurring favorites, such as the bring-your-dog night called “Pucks and Paws” and the feel-good Teddy Bear Toss game, themed giveaways, and theme nights spanning every home game of the season, there is something for everyone with Monsters hockey at Rocket Arena.
- Here’s some trivia: Which team broke Cleveland’s drought of 52 years without a professional sports championship? Here’s a hint: It wasn't the Cavs. Here’s another hint: They play on ice. Hockey in Cleveland has a long and storied history. In 2016, just weeks before LeBron & Co. would become superheroes by winning the Cavs’ first NBA championship, the Cleveland Monsters won the AHL’s Calder Cup, marking the first time a Cleveland team had hoisted its league’s championship trophy since 1964.
What Else to Do?
- Since they play at Rocket Arena, Monsters games are no different than Cavs games when it comes to local, chef-driven food options. Taste what it's like to live in Cleveland with a burger or Polish Boy at Iron Chef Michael Symon's Burger Joint, gourmet sandwich selections at Karen Small’s P St. Market Café and inspired comfort food at Tiwanna Scott-Williams’ Pearl’s Kitchen, among other tantalizing options.
Where to Stay
Whether you’re headed to Rocket Arena to watch the Monsters bang the boards, or Progressive Field for some of the most fun you can have at a baseball game, you might not want to drive home after a night of fun. Luckily, these hotels are ready for you, each within a half-mile of the Gateway District.