San Jose Sharks

Great shark fans club great! The staff for SAP took away all the excitement of game. Couldn t stand or touch glass in front of our seats. Cheering was fronded upon during game. We were not tontine not cursing and not intoxicated but were threatened to be thrown out on many occasions. Would not recommend going to SAP! Even shark fan can have emotionally celebratory fun! Sucks watch it on TV!

The game was amazing! The Sharks dominated the VGK all night.

Awesome pregame presentation! Playoff hockey is the Best!

the season is back on!! This is Shark's Territory.

The NHL Stadium Series has definitely become a premier event and well worth attending. The spectacle was great and the venue was truly up to the task of handling the 70,000+ crowd. If they ever choose to hold this event here again in the future i will be excited to return.

The game was decent and watching hockey outdoors was very cool. For a new stadium (Levi's Stadium) The audio quality was very poor both during the game as well as during intermission performances. I'm not rating the quality of the performers, but the audio quality was very poor. Recommended for future outdoor ice events - mic the ice! Rob a bank to pay for parking! Seriously this was the biggest gouge for this event. Paying $50 or more for parking that was a moderate walk from the stadium, and while convenient to park, was horrible for departure (It took about 1.5 hours to get out of the parking lot onto the main road). C'mon. If attending an event was more affordable, I would certainly attend more events over the year. As it was, this is likely the ONLY event I will attend all year. Stadium staff need to be more attentive to their respective sections. Someone lit up a joint in our section and clouded up the section. The only action taken was a kind dismissal from the stadium staff to put out the toke.

This was year two for me to be able to watch outdoor hockey on the west coast. The travel was no problem as neither was getting a hotel. The city of San Jose did a fine job in putting out the welcome mat for all of the hockey fans this weekend. Attending a game at Levi Stadium is an event in itself. Add to that the element of outdoor hockey and it is now a very surreal event. Warm temps (57) and clear skies aren't the postcard shot for this. Neither is a football stadium but it was plush and HUGE! The amenities are great. Food and drink are easily accessible everywhere. The quality of the food wasn't over the top but on average with other venues I've attended. I still would like to know why they buy such cruddy peanuts to sell at the games. It's like they seek out the worst and cheapest on the market and sell those! What I didn't like about the game was the public announcing system and the scoreboard. Any time something was said and broadcast over the P/A system it was hardly audible. It was though the officials (whomever they are) failed to perform a sound check before the game and make sure the referees could be heard. In fact, the horn that sounds when a goal is scored and at the end of a period didn't work either. The officials had to use their whistles to signify the end of the periods. The two large scoreboards where at the ends of the field as with most football venues. Too bad they were taken up with Coors ads and other crap. True hockey fans wanted/needed to see more info and the game. The small strip of scoreboard that was visible hardly had room for the relevant info.

Even though the Sharks lost, what an amazing experience to see a Hockey Game played in front of 70,000 people in an outdoor stadium! If it is ever done again here, I will be there! So much fun!

The atmosphere for the pregame was incredible! Tailgating was a blast and everyone there was fired up to watch hockey.. It was hard to hear the game from the seats, and difficult to see. The crowd, which I know is normally very loud at the SAP center was quite (much like a 49ers game).

Other than the Sharks loss to the Kings, the overall experience was great. Beautiful stadium and I really enjoyed the experience through and through. The entertainment in between periods could have been better. But then again, what can you do for 20 minutes? Love the fireworks and laser show. The Levi's Stadium app was a dud. Same goes for the Sound system at the game. Whoever that was in charge of the sound didn't really test it out. the game sounds were not good and the interview sounds were too low, can hardly hear anything.

The overall game and concert was great. The bad news, seats uncomfortable, food extremely overpriced and very unorganized getting out of parking lot after event.

Amazing Stadium. Amazing game. Some very rude sharks fans. But the majority were fantastic! Kings win outdoors!

I had so much fun at this event! From the crowd to the actual game, everything was amazing! Definitely one of the best sporting events I've attended. Go Sharks!

had such a great time! The seats were great. It was a wonderful experience

Enjoyed the game with a Wild fan but happy to report the Sharks won 2-1 yay!!!

This was the first date my husband and I were on after having out baby in july. I am a huge hockey fan. I usually can't go due to living so far from San jose. We had a blast! Free stuff, Great seats, yummy food a little pricy but it was to be expected. My only concern was parking was super crowded and it took us 30 min to get out of the garage. That was no ones fault, just annoying. Overall it went above my expectations.

Had such high hopes for this game--see the Sharks beat LA in person; see LA get eliminated, and see the handshakes at the end of the game! Sadly, it was not to be. The Sharks played like they'd never played together before in their lives! It was really incredible! No cohesion at all! It was hard to believe it was the same team as the one in Games 1 and 2! I've never heard so many boos aimed at our boys! Such a shame! I don't really like to be a hater, but I have to call it like I see it!

This was a first time hockey event for both I and my grgrand daughter Monee. She is the true Sharks fan. I found the game exciting. Our seats perfect. The thrill of the sticks fast pace. Wow cant explain. You will see us again.

As usual, the Shark Tank is a fantastic place to be. While this is my first time to the arena since it became SAP Center at San Jose, it was nonetheless spotless clean, the arena personnel were friendly and helpful. I sat in section 109 row 2 and the seats were excellent, the view was great, and I even got a photo with the great Jaime Baker. It was my girlfriend'a first hockey game, and while I expected her to enjoy it, she told me it was the best date she'd ever been on and wants to come back ASAP for another game at The Tank. I fully recommend it to anyone, whether you are on a date, out with the guys/gals, or want a fun family outing, this is the perfect venue and location. I love it there...great job everyone.

I bought these tickets as a surprise gift for my girlfriend and myself. We made a date of it by going to dinner and having a few beers. Overall the game was a great turn out and the fans who sat next us were as rowdy as we were! Hoping to purchase conference finals tix!

I have been going to just about all the playoof games for years. This game was like one of the best games I have gone to. The fans I sat next to were fun and the seats were great even if we had nose bleed seats.

Awesome experience once again for a Sharks playoff game! I was in transition of moving back to LA from Santa Rosa so I stopped in SJ for the game (stayed at the Arena Hotel, perfect for out-of-towners going to a game). Perfect night out and Sharks won big! Guys next to me were cool (a cute COUPLE!) and we all had a blast! Except the Vancouver fans in the row behind us. Can't wait for round two and I hopefully will be back for one of those games!

There's nothing like watching live hockey! These seats were super!!!!

I was worried that upper deck seating wouldn't give us a good view but I was wrong...we had a GREAT view of the game!!! Nothing like Sharks hockey live from the shark tank!!!!

What an amazing game. After a much unwanted confusion, it came down to a great shutout game with the sharks.

A huge Nashville Predator Fan, the event at the Shark Tank was fantastic - great crowd and lots of fun things to do

I love sharks games!!! Great atmosphere and good seats

Fantastic seats at the glass for a great game full of lots of action.

They won! Couldn't be any better. Seats were high up and we could see all of the ice.

I'm a Boston Bruins fan, and there were a lot of us there. And let me tell you, the Sharks fans were awesome! They fanatically support their team, and are so friendly to those who support the visiting team. The facility was beautiful, and downtown San Jose is a great place to be, before and after the game.

For the second year in a row I happened to be in San Jose at a conference when the Sharks were in town. And for the second year in a row I made the wise decision to attend the game. Great fans, great venue (super clean, lots of food and bev choices) and a solid on-ice product.

I love Sharks games - I never have a bad time!! This game was particularly amazing... our seats were the best ever - Section 115, Row 6!! I took my boyfriend to celebrate his birthday. The people in this section were all very nice - great hockey/sporting event etiquette. I wish I could afford these seats for every game - it was "life changing!" ;) Not really life changing but, we had a great time and it was an entirely different experience than when we've sat in other sections.

I attended the Sharks vs. Montreal Canadiens game. I had a blast. I thought our seats in section 222, were going to be so high that it would be hard to enjoy, but it was perfect. We could see everything. There was constant entertainment, especially during the commercial breaks, between contests, guest/celebrity look alikes, messages on the big screen...no time to snooze at a late game! Can't wait to attend again...Ticketmaster made purchase easy! Thanks!

The best time of my life... the experience was amazing, would do it over and over again!!!!

Atmosphere and venue was bananas (in a good way). My fiance and myself had a blast watching the sharks sweep the ducks on home ice.

The energy in the area was amazing. The fans were behind our Sharks and there is not a bad seat to be had. Run night, cannot wait for the next game.

It is an utter disgrace how Bay Area fans can be so disrespectful to a passionate San Jose Sharks fan. The San Jose Sharks are my undisputed all-time favorite team, but as I learned on Sharks Fan Appreciation Night, that is not good enough around these parts because Bay Area fans do not like the blue hat with LA on it that I wore with my throwback BlackArmor Sharks sweater that night. Now I know that being a passionate San Jose Sharks fan does not mean jack around these parts unless you also cheer for Bay Area teams. One of the most disgusting examples of this disrespect happened while I was eating a late dinner during 2nd Intermission. I sat on an aisle seat, which is quite convenient even if the protective railing somewhat obstructs my view of the net. While I was trying to enjoy my late meal during a 2nd Intermission in which my favorite team was already trailing 5-2, I had several Bay Area fans disturbing me so they could shove some reminder about the Giants in my face. I was eating for goodness sake and minding my own business, and Bay Area fans saw fit to stoop to that kind of low. It is disheartening to endure that kind of treatment because, on top of fans shouting You Suck! before the national anthem and also anytime there is a moment of silence before the national anthems, this is not the culture I signed up for when deciding to become a San Jose Sharks fan? Is this the modern San Jose Sharks culture now? I also want to complain that the San Jose Sharks do not play WWE superstars entrance theme songs like most other teams do. Instead, the music choice is lame, especially the pregame warmups playlist featuring songs that I cannot recognize a single word to try and do a search on it. Aside from that, I like the barber shop Brent Burns & Joe Thornton dual bobblehead doll that we got when we entered the arena. And I appreciate the team giving away prizes unlike the Golden State Warriors on their FAN Night.

Awesome, I was 0 and 2 going in to this game. Finally got a win!

Our visit to SAP Center was as Rangers fans for their game against the Sharks. In spite of the OT loss by NYR, the visit was very enjoyable. In my opinion, SAP Center was the best of the arenas we visited on our trip. It's an impressive facility. main concourse is wide, with very high ceilings. Access to both upper and lower bowls was from that concourse. Our seats were closer than expected, although we did have a minor partial obstruction from a railing. nothing intolerable. Lots of concessions, with reasonably short lines. My sister-in-law got a custom drink called a 'Shark-a-rita', which she enjoyed. We didn't try any food concession as we had had a wonderful dinner in a very nice little local Italian restaurant near SAP Center. The game was sold out, but we never got that overcrowded feeling that you would get in many arenas. All in all, I recommend SAP Center, even if you support the visiting team.

We sat in row three, just behind the Sharks bench. Great seats for seeing the players up close and personal. We saw them come in out between periods and saw the interactions between players and coaches. We were close enough to see blood, sweat, and snot. However, we saw zero play on the ice. We could not see the ice or any of the 6 combined goals. The screen at center ice was at such an angle, that we were sore halfway through the game. The only reason we knew there was a goal, was when the rest of the arena erupted in cheer. Bottom line, if you want to see the players and don't care to see the actual game play, these seats were perfect. For me, I will recommend row 9 or higher. Anywhere else.

It was Christmas presents for my children! They took pictures and told us that they had great time

Even though it is an older arena it had everything a fan needs and appears to be well maintained. Only beef would be only one entrance I noticed for general admission. We got in one line (long) like some others and after waiting inline was told we were in the wrong line, for club members or something . After the first time one would know this but should have been better marked.

I took my buddy to his first hockey game we had a blast. The SAP center is a first class facility. While I was there I used the box office to buy tickets for my next hockey game.

I enjoyed it it's been great want to go again want to maple leave rangers game

Even though my Blackhawks lost, had a great time. The crowd was outstanding and extremely polite. Great hockey etiquette!

seats overlooked the sharks attack side TWICE! The crowd let the Nashville team know that WE were the 7th player!! Very Loud! It was a great time!

The "Coolest Game Viewing Party" at SAP Center was a fun way to experience Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. The Sharks organization did a creditable job of getting the fans involved and replicating the home-game experience -- to a point. In-game music, Danny Miller on the PA, S.J. Sharkie: terrific. Unfortunately, half the concessions were closed, which contradicts what was described on the event sales page. What was open was sold at full price, though we were there not to see a live hockey game but essentially to watch one on TV. Entry lines into the Arena were excessively long and slow, even more so than on a regular game day. I enjoyed it for the most part but would probably not go to another one, with the caveat that if the Sharks have a chance to win the Cup on the road and SAP Center is open for a viewing party, I'd most likely go.

I've been to a few viewing parties at the SAP Center and it is always a great experience! The fans are loud, Sharkie is always pumping up the crowd, it's like you're really at the game! I will definitely attend more viewing parties at the SAP Center in the future! My family and I always have a blast!

The entry into the SAP got a little tricky, but smoothed out, eventually. I almost missed out on getting my Joe Paw-velski rally towel. Once inside the fans and workers made the event that much more electrifying. Photographers everywhere catching many candid moments. Fans loved posing for selfies with the life size cutouts of players located around the building. Our seats were perfect! We enjoyed SJ Sharkie's sneak visit right behind us. We will definitely be doing this again.

It was great being with other Sharks fans. You felt like you where at a game!!

That was an awesome game, and I got my favorite seats, last row in the shark tank

It was mommies and daughters night at the Shark Tank. Our seats were way up high and near the center. No one sat behind me and my niece, who was holding her daughter Delta who is just 8 1/2 months, and a very friendly couple sat behind my two daughters. This was Delta's 1st game! My daughters have gone to a Sharks game every year since they were born! A tradition that will continue for my daughters and my nieces. Delta had a blast and was intrigued by the noise, never cried, happy baby! Plus my daughters Angela 14 (goalie) & Sara,16,(right wing) who both played hockey for the JR Sharks, Sara was on the 2010-2011 JR Sharks that won the national championship, They loved the action packed game and really enjoyed the fighting too! We had bought the family four pack, which is the one thing I may change to include cheese pizza for veggie eaters! Every time win or lose we have a great time, although we prefer we score because we take family selfie whenever the sharks score and Delta experienced her first hockey game with fights, power plays, bad calls, good calls & even tastes yummy fries! Thank you staff, fans, players & everyone involved to make an evening at SAP center, aka Shark Tank, a memorable fun experience❤️

This was a birthday present for my husband and we got four tickets for our kids to come too. Our son is 10 and daughter is 7 and we had the best time! Parking was easy, a short walk to SAP Center and it was quick getting in! The front entrance is so cool, stairs right up to the first level and concessions right away. We had gotten our tickets electronically and with the family pack, we had to show our tickets to get out hot dogs and sodas that was included in the price. It was no big deal to go to the ticket window inside and get them printed. Concession lines were very slow but that was the only negative. I suggest going to get food and drinks before the period ends. The whole experience was great and my kids wanted to go to a game the next weekend! Unfortunately we live five hours away but we promised them next year.

Such a great event and venue!!! So much fun!! Highly recommended!

Had a great time. Sharks won, everyone in our group had fun and would go again.

I took my son and my dad to their first hockey game . We were so close you felt it when they hit the glass !

First time going to event at SAP center. There was plenty of parking on site., $25. Once inside the signage was great. Very easy to find our section. Plenty of concession stands throughout. Washrooms were large and clean, line was kinda long for men but it moved quickly.

There is an obstructed view in the upper deck for first ten rows. I made a complaint and explained they should put glass in stead so the view is not obstructed. They service from the Manager was great and he helped us out. The arena is nice and has many choices for beverages and food.

This was my first pro hockey game and I am definitely hooked! The Sharks are an amazing team and I really enjoyed the game vs. LA Kings. The best part of the game was the interaction of the fans, which is incredible! I thought Giants fans were devoted, nope, Sharks fans are the best fan base I've seen ever! From older folks to the very young, everyone has a great time rooting for the home team. I'm definitely returning soon. Go Sharks!

The game was amazing! Martin Jones dominating the Ducks was definitely memorable. Ticket prices were a reasonable price for the section we sat in. The only thing I didn't like about the game is going through the security line which took an excessive amount of time to get in. I've been going to the games for years and the security lines were never an issue until the 2015 home opener. Goal horn song will take some time for fans to understand.

Took my son to see the Sharks take on the Predators at the Shark Tank. Another great night. Parking was easy, food was plentiful and tasty, beer in wide variety. But oh what a game. In typical fashion the Sharks kept the game close through 3 periods. Amazing goal minding by Niemi kept them in the game. Seats were perfect right on the blue line. If you can get any chance to see Hockey live take it. The fastest most exciting and up close sport available.

What a great time we had at the game. We will definitely go again!

The seats were worth the money we paid. We sat next to stairs. It was easy to get in and out of our seats. We were close to the main entrance of the stadium. It was more crowded than I was expecting. We missed some of the fan displays (giant shark). The website mentioned that every person needed a ticket regardless of age. I met some people who brought their infants, but the infant's ticket were not scanned.

We had a great time at the Outdoor Stadium event. It was our first time at Levi Stadium and we were impressed by it and all it's trimmings. Our seats in section 326 were excellent and everyone was in good spirits until the Sharks laid an egg on the ice. It was too bad they could play better D in their own end and get more shots on goal. Oh well, this is what we have come to expect for them this season and the hangover from last year's playoff loss to the Champion Kings. Go Sharks!

The event itself was lots of fun but the concessions lines were so slow. They admitted they didn't expect so many to show. They expected 3,000 and 5,000 were there. We literally spent the entire 2nd period in line. We got our beers, then it was over and everyone was leaving. We had to stand against the wall to finish our beers before leaving.

We brought teenagers whom never been to a hockey game before and they had so much fun watching the entire game. It's a great family event where any age enjoyed this game.

Excellent event. All for charity and a great chance to see the young players in the Sharks organization. Kudos to Ticketmaster for not collecting a fee for this charity event. Only down side was not enough concession stands open for the 7-8k people in attendance. Wait was nearly an hour at some points.

SAP center should have kept all their concession stand opened instead of closing half and having people wait in line for 20 min. and missing a big majority of the game.

SharkTank never disappoints. (The team sometimes, but never the Tank)

The sharks are a favorite of mine to watch. Venue parking is easy, entrance to the venue is easy, and the sharks put on a great show. Cheap tickets are always available last minute.

We just had a great time with a bunch of fun, polite people at the Sharks playoff game. Best fan base in the Bay Area. Great building. Parking plentiful downtown for $10. Cannot beat this.

Awesome venue. Great game!! Everything was top notch. The only thing I would recommend is playoff T-shirt for everyone, like the Warriors. Othwerwise awesome experience.

Excellent event, a lot of excitement from the crowd, both outside during pregame street events and inside playoff fun. Great swag and great food.

Sharks hockey is one of the most exciting sports events you can see. Sharks playoff hockey is even more exciting.

Great service & awesome win! Seat had a wonderful view!

So much fun!! Great light show, exciting game, enthusiastic fans the Shark tank was rockin !!!

Great venue, clean and awesome for watching the game. Staff was very helpful too.

The goals by Marcus Sorensen and Tomas Hertl were amazing! Martin Jones was stellar in the net in shutting down the Ducks and helping the Sharks advance to Round Two with a 4-0 series sweep! Bring on the Golden Knights! Go Sharks!!! "Quack! Quack!" "Ducks Suck!!!"

Love this venue! The sweep was the best game ever!

I had do much fun I will go back to a other game everyone was so excited

My first playoff game ever and it was incredible! I m a huge San Jose Sharks fan #BleedTealForever

This game was unforgettable!!!! Go Sharks!!! As far as venue good: comfortable seats, food, videos. not so good: leg space, when there is talking on the video it's very muffled (of course we are are talking about hockey players with broken teeth and mouth guards so maybe that's why!)

The Shark Tank was as loud and crazy as I've seen it in person. Playoff hockey is the best atmosphere to be in. If it was only that crazy in the first round, I can only imagine what it's like in later rounds

Had an amazing night at the Tank for playoff hockey. Atmosphere was loud. And we won, big.

It is always an amazing experience at the Share Tank! The playoffs are beyond amazing!! GO Sharks!!!!

Awesome seats. Fantastic game!!! Go Sharks!!! Let's do this!

None like any other game I ve attended. Unforgettable!

Venue is great, food is delicious, plenty of convenient parking in area. On to the playoffs!!

Center ice view to see everything. Seats in this location have small backs. Allowing the person behind you to have a field day on your kidneys. All in all great view, seats could use a upgrade.

I would go again to a sharks game. The arena is good and the staff is nice

Wild won 6-3, great game! Awesome venue in the Alaska Club.

Every Sharks game is the best experience of the year for me. We live 4+ hours away and still manage to come to at least 5 home games a year. Would always recommend.

It is exciting and electrifying to be at the tank to watch San Jose Sharks hockey!!

Its Always great to go to a Sharks game, but this was especially great because it was me and my granddaughter. We had so much fun and the people at the tank a fantastic.

Amazing game, Sharks played hard in the first and 3rd period. Second period was worrisome, but they got through it alive. It was unbelievably loud and there was great energy after the win, walking back to the parking lot felt like a parade was going on. Fans are very nice, even if a lil' drunk-rowdy sometimes. There were quite a number of Wings fans present, and even quite a few Canucks fans. Music and light shows were cool. Swag was a orange game 7 Beat Detroit towel. It was an unforgettable experience, enough said.

Awesome night...My voice is still hoarse 2 days later! Next up the Canuckies...Go Sharks!!!!

First ever Sharks game live. Unbelievably exciting. Highly recommended. Nose-bleed seats but a terrific view. I would sit there again in a heartbeat. Let's Go Sharks !!

What can i say - it was a hard fought awesome win...OT...Ferriero. Stanley Cup here we come!

Seat was 3rd row, pricey but totally worth it!!! An experience every hockey fan should enjoy once in their life. Tough to see opposite scoring end since so close to ice. Next time upper seats, lower bowl or lower seats upper bowl for better viewing pleasure.

Simply amazing. There is nothing tbetter than Sharks playoff hockey!