Scottrade Center

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Scottrade Center is a stadium in St. Louis, Missouri and is the home of the St. Louis Blues of the NHL. A detailed Scottrade Center seating chart is located to the left. The arena is located in downtown St. Louis.

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The stadium is owned by the City of St. Louis, which built the arena for $135 Million. Scottrade Center seats roughly 19,150 for hockey games.

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Scottrade Center Quick Facts

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Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Main Teams: St. Louis Blues
Seating Capacity: 19,150 (approximately)
Opened: 1994

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History of Scottrade Center

Ground was broken on the stadium on December 14, 1992. Scottrade Center was completed almost two years later on October 8, 1994. The Blues played in the St. Louis Arena until their new stadium was completed. Even though the stadium was completed before the end of 1994 the Blues wouldn’t play in the stadium until 1995 due to the NHL lockout.

Naming rights were sold to Scottrade in September of 2006, before that the stadium was known as Kiel Center.