Beyond the boards: The New York Sirens are building a hockey culture for everyone
Tri-state sports fans are renowned for their loyalty and passion and the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s (PWHL) New York Sirens are quickly building a fanbase that embodies this energy with a vibrant, positive twist.The atmosphere at a Sirens game is electric, reflecting the genuine enthusiasm of a community united by a deep love for the game and their team.Playing at the world-class Prudential Center, the same arena that hosts the NHL’s New Jersey Devils, the New York Sirens are creating an atmosphere that feels lively, welcoming, and unmistakably fun.
A game environment where intensity meets joy and fans feel part of something special.A new hockey culture: welcoming and inclusiveThe moment you step onto the concourse at “The Rock,” the authentic family entertainment begins.With interactive Kids Club activations in the Kids Zone to a sea of creative signs in the stands, the energy at New York Sirens games is contagious.
Fans are eager to join in on the iconic “Wee woo” chant that perfectly punctuates the “Let’s go, Sirens” cheer. The team also offers excellent group and fan experiences for parties of all sizes.From player meet and greets to between-period Zamboni rides, there are unforgettable game-day opportunities for youth groups, athletic teams, corporate outings and more.
For parents, coaches, and organizers, it is rare to find a pro sports environment where kids can be loud, excited and fully themselves without worrying about what they might hear from the row behind them.This welcoming atmosphere has naturally fostered an organic fan community, epitomized by a group known as the “Pizza Rats.”A fandom built on lasting bonds: the Pizza RatsThe “Pizza Rats” formed quickly at the beginning of the Sirens’ inaugural season, becoming an integral and highly visible part of the fanbase.
The Pizza Rats eagerly gather together in Section 14 of the Prudential Center for every home game.Originally started by a father and his childr...