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The Blues were one of the six teams that joined the NHL when the league expanded prior to the 1967-68 season. In the seasons immediately following the expansion, the playoff format ensured that an expansion team would play against an Original Six team in the Stanley Cup Final. In 1968, the Blues became the first expansion team to play for the Stanley Cup. The Blues were at a significant disadvantage—most of the league’s best players were still playing on Original Six teams—and were swept by the Montreal Canadiens. The Blues reached the Stanley Cup Final again in the next two seasons but did not fare any better.

In 1976, the Blues drafted Bernie Federko, who helped lead the team to the playoffs throughout the 1980s. Federko is the Blues’ all-time leader in points with 1073.

In 1988, the Blues acquired right winger Brett Hull from the Calgary Flames. Even though he was the son of hall of famer Bobby Hull, Brett was not a highly-regarded prospect and was not drafted until the 117th pick of the 1984 draft. Hull proved his doubters wrong and became one of the best goal scorers in NHL history. Hull is one of just a handful of players who has scored 50 goals in 50 games (he did it twice: once in 49 games and once in 50). In the 1990-91 season, while playing on a line with Adam Oates, Hull scored 86 goals. Only Wayne Gretzky has scored more goals in a single season.

The Blues remained competitive even after Hull left the team. Defenseman Chris Pronger became the team’s captain and led the Blues to their first first place finish in the 1999-2000 season. Pronger won the Hart trophy as the league’s MVP—a rare feat for a defenseman.

Frequently Asked Questions About Blues Games and Blues Tickets

How much are St. Louis Blues tickets?

Blues ticket prices on the secondary market can vary depending on a number of factors. Typically, Blues tickets can be found for as low as $22.00, with an average price of $97.00. Buy Blues tickets.


Where do St. Louis Blues play?

The Blues home games are played at Enterprise Center in St. Louis, MO.


Do I need to print my Blues tickets?

Print-at-home tickets are no longer an option for NHL games. St. Louis Blues are exclusively using mobile ticket entry to all games.


Does my child need a ticket for a Blues game?

Each NHL team has their own child ticket policy. Some teams have age requirements and others have restrictions on height. The Blues policy states all children under 3 are free.

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St. Louis Blues Ticket Prices

SeasonLocationAverage Ticket Price
2019-20
Enterprise Center
$97
2018-19
Enterprise Center
$57
2017-18
Enterprise Center
$58
2016-17
Enterprise Center
$53
2016-17
Busch Stadium
$418
2015-16
Enterprise Center
$51
2014-15
Enterprise Center
$60
2013-14
Enterprise Center
$56
2012-13
Enterprise Center
$59
2011-12
Enterprise Center
$62

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