Everett Silvertips

Silvertips games are a blast from the opening face off to the final horn. Good quality of play in a super nice venue full of passionate, smart fans… the games really buzz with energy off the ice and in the stands. It’s a far more entertaining experience than that of a certain other WHL team that plays about an hour south on I-​5, if you know what I mean…
There are some fun fan participation things like shooting t-​shirts from the zamboni, a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ raffle, and chuck-​a-​puck in the second intermission (be careful if you’re sitting near the glass behind the net because some people can’t quite throw their pucks over the netting, and they rain down on the poor folks sitting up front). Plus, keep your eyes out for the charming mascot, Lincoln (named for the USS Abraham Lincoln; he’s a cartoonish bear but he sorta looks more like a cartoonish mountain lion).
That said, the excellent hockey and the strong sense of fan engagement and loyalty are the real stars here.

Pretty good hockey product but the general unprofessionalism rendered it a so-​so experience. For example, the ushers can be pushy and borderline rude, even when the arena is 75% empty. If you are in the Seattle area and interested in live hockey, the Thunderbirds offer a superior experience due to higher energy atmosphere and far friendlier staff. Having just moved here I checked out both teams and the side-​by-​side comparison is pretty stark. Of course if you are on the Northside, the drive down to the T-​birds rink in Kent may be a bit far…

No more garlic fries. Too many smell complaints maybe? But yet the stale popcorn and beer smell lingers. If we are worried about smells let’s keep our the smokers too. And babies because they smell too. And the b**** at the counter had the audacity to tell me with a smile about the menu change.
Oh and if you do the math on your souvenir cups you pay way more per ounce then the paper cups even with the discounted refills.
I hope the blimp runs into and breaks your new fancy score board.
Yes this seems petty but it was a staple of my silver tips experience and it’s gone.

Fun inexpensive night out with friends. While I don’t have children, it looked like all the families with children were having a great time too. We were able to take advantage of the ²⁰¹⁵⁄₁₆ Friday night game deal for $ 20 flat (when you sign up for email alerts) and only paid $ 5 for garage parking. The smaller size of the area and ability to get up close to the action, makes for an enjoyable game to watch. The time between periods can seem a bit long, but they manage the activities and giveaways during that time well to keep your interest. You can’t beat $ 105 total to park, get 4^th row seats and a beer each for 5 people.

The stadium is ok as long as you dont need to use the bathroom and your a guy lol, I think it was designed by a woman lol. The fans here are awful– not as bad as Portland fans are but they lack hockey smarts IMO.
I wouldnt buy any food or drinks here, to expensive IMO, your better off eating at the many restaurants around the Arena.
Overall, Meh, seen better arena’s.

For junior hockey, this is super nice rink. Granted, it’s unfair to compare to the Giants who play in a relative dome-​like back at home, since this is newer and smaller seating capacity, less than 9,000.
We used to try at least once a year to watch a game when the Giants were on the road, but the last few years have been tough with my eating/​working schedule.
Probably the only known player to make it to the NHL from here is Peter Mueller, who used to play for the Colorado, a bit of a streaky player.
Not sure who he plays for now.

Awesome food at arena grill… all you can eat buffet… amazing food… stella beer… awesome game! GO TIPs

I have hit up a few games in the last couple of years. I usually bring about 10 of my co workers and sit on the glass (fanboni package) the experience is amazing and everyone has a fantastic time. The food choices are amazing and the staff is friendly. Oh yeah! The games are pretty exciting.

I like everything about this place the Silver Tips rock, the food selection is awesome, and delicious. The Silver tips are ahead by one after one period. They have had a couple of good fights, one of the reasons I like hockey, (Fights)!

Great place to go with family or friends! Always have a great time here. Go Silvertips!

I always have a great time when I go here! Whether it’s a date with my girlfriend or a group thing, the Everett Silvertips is always a good show. Sometimes there are fights, sometimes there are overtime shoot outs. Plus, they have a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ raffle/​lottery that satisfies the little gambler in me. 50% of the money goes to support youth hockey, the other 50% goes in to the lottery and the numbers are pulled towards the end of the 3^rd period. Always fun and I’m never disappointed.

So much fun to go for everyone and very reasonable price. We love to go watch the games as much as we can and we will always be back. Never had a bad experience and the team is always great. Also love the food the food they serve around the stadium.

Great way to enjoy a night out, see some high energy sports and not break the bank! Hockey is such a fast and physical game and lot’s of fun at Comcast Arena. Full selection of food, beer and nice bar area. Make a night of it by grabbing dinner in downtown Everett. The Silvertips run a great organization and everyone I’ve dealt with was very nice.

If you find yourself in the Puget Sound region and want hockey, you’ve got the Silvertips and the Thunderbirds to pick from. I tend to go to more Thunderbird games than Silvertip games just because I live closer to Kent than I do Everett, but I think the games in Everett are better. Fans are more knowledgeable, Comcast Arena’s 2 decks make it feel more like a «real» arena than ShoWare, and there are a ton of local eateries within a few blocks walking distance of the arena.
Generally speaking, the Silvertips are usually the better team… so if you have the choice between the two, I’d advise going up to Everett. Just don’t expect NHL (or even AHL) quality hockey at either location. It’s basically NCAA-​level with a lot more body checking and fights.

Great team, nice arena and excellent coaching.

best team in the league, the arena is nice lots of leg room and lots of parking around the arena, you cant go wrong going to a tips game
be prepared to yell your head off, especially at the refs, i have never seen another team harrass the regs like Everett fans!

I’ve never had so much fun attending a hockey game this side of the Canadian border. The fans are awesome, and the close-​in feel of the arena makes it feel like you’re right on top of the action, even when you’re 25 rows away. If you’re trying to decide between a Silvertips game or a Thunderbirds game, the Silvertips atmosphere is BY FAR the superior of the two. I also want to give a quick shout out to Dan, one of the Account Executives that sells the ticket packages and mans the customer service desk. He’s been really easy to work with and truly enjoys hanging out with Tips fans.

All I can say is that when hockey season ends, a little bit of me dies.
I love watching these boys play hockey. I love that I can scream really loud and not get (too many) dirty looks. They aren’t always great, but it’s always an entertaining game.
The front office staff is also pretty good. We have season tickets and Devon and Aaron have been very easy to work with.
I can not WAIT for pre-​season. I’d rather skip my wedding and birthday if it meant I could have pre-​season now.
PS I am not looking forward to Simpson growing up and going to Chicago.

I’ve seen a lot of hockey in my time, but I’ve never seen a game like the one I just witnessed!
Great, fun atmosphere, the fans were behind their team 100%, the giveaways, entertainment, everything, was geared toward the fans.
We had $ 11 corner tickets and the view was what we’d normally enjoy at home in Houston.
An inexpensive night of great entertainment and good hockey! Highly recommended!

GO TIPS!!!
Oh man, the Silvertips are love. Great team, great arena, great fans, great sport.
I wish I was able to get myself up to Everett for more games, especially considering they are my favorite hockey team. I’m going to make it a goal next year to get myself up north more often!
Oh, and it’s allll about Ell (that would be Taylor Ellington, thank you).