I've been here several times for Mammoth games most recently, but have also been to concerts and Jazz games as well. The Mammoth games here are so much fun. They put a ton of effort into making the games fun and getting the crowd excited and involved throughout the game. There's truly not a bad seat in the house for the games, even in the upper bowl seating just because the games are so much fun and involved. I do enjoy the food options and appreciate how many local businesses are selling throughout the stadium. Alcohol is also available for purchase. read more

First time visiting the arena. The wins: -The staff was great in every area. They helped at concessions, they were great about engaging with fans. -the food was great. Love that you can get some cheep eats for the kids. Basic pretzel, water, popcorn,hot dog...all things that won't break the bank. Side note the more posh hotdog was maybe one of the best I've had in an arena. -They are doing a great job at growing the game of hockey there. Walking around with signs and buttons. They did a jersey exchange too in the playoffs, well done. -Killer pregame show. Got the crowd going and the place was buzzing, spa cool atmosphere. Less than amazing: -There wasn't any hard alcohol to be found or maybe we missed it. -Hockey games like ours did that follow a Jazz game the day before start at 8pm local.....that's late for kids and families. -The end seats are STEEP so be prepared. The don't do any crowd work on the ends because of it I assume. read more

Figured why not check out Nine Inch Nails somewhere besides our hometown, San Diego. It was my long weekend off from work & just a quick flight. After we snagged our tickets online, I began to read what the arena policies are. Cashless (Ok, not a big problem. Even though I prefer to pay cash). But, a NO bag policy?! ( NO purses. Diaper & Medical bag allowed. As long as they are no longer than 14"x 14"x 16"). - Ughhh! Then, you read the FAQs. That way you can find out which entrance your allowed bag will be X Rayed at. Clutches will be allowed- but, must be no larger than 4"x 6"x 2"'. I thought my already smallest purchased see thru purse would work- good thing I actually checked the measurements before we left town. It didn't. And yes, I had a tape measure at home checking dimensions. Since I was wearing an equalizer medical boot- and parked at the Japanese Church of Christ ($30/ event parking. CASH ONLY)- we entered the arena at the Stockton Drive & 100 S entrance. Can't remember which DOOR number. But, it was very disappointing to see nothing but steps (with handrails ). I was in such pain to walk further out of my way to look for a ramp nearby. I took my sweet time getting to the arena entrance. At least there were multiple lanes for guests to utilize. Staff was polite to point us towards the right direction- Terrace Concourse Level 5. And elevators were nearby. From the main corridors to the women's bathroom, everything was clean and tidy. We just got bottled water and a pretzel with extra cheese. And skipped out on NIN merch lines. The concert was great. read more

This arena is smaller than typical arenas around the country. With that said, you can closer to the action. This arena host basketball, hockey and concert events. The best part of this arena is location: in heart of downtown. Short walk from hotels downtown. As for refreshments and food: given that the arena is in Utah there are a lot of restrictions on alcohol. The arena does sell plenty of beer but don't expect to get a cocktail, unless you go to the second floor and sit in the corner. You can't take your cocktail out of this area. This means that you won't be able to see the game in person. You would have to watch the TV in the bar. Also remember Utah limits hard alcohol amounts in cocktails. So not worth getting If you do fancy a drink: don't forget your ID. Only one beverage at a time per an ID. Beyond alcohol there are plenty of other drinks....plus plenty of food venues. Nothing fancy. read more

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We've been to so many games and concerts at the Delta Center and we've always had a good experience. But I've learned the hard way not to bring a bag or purse because it's always a whole thing at security so now I just bring the absolute essentials. Last night we went with friends whose work gets them suite tickets and it was SUCH a fun experience. Free food and drinks, comfy seats, and an amazing view of everything. I wish I could experience every event that way!! read more

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Delta center was a fun environment. The house was packed for a Saturday night against the hornets. Although the game didn't pane out well for the home team, the fans stayed strong and cheered through the final whistle. I loved that they support their local teams specifically on this night with the Mammoth and Jazz crossover night. They had entertaining segments with both mascots. Walking around the stadium was a joy too. I loved the kiosks around the stadium that allowed you to skip the lines to order and pay directly in the kiosk. It gave me chances to order and the explore the team store or stadium and then plan my way back to my seat to stop by for my order pick up. Never seen that before at a stadium. Prices were great too. Loved that they offer $2 water and $3 ice cream to give affordable options without feeling like you need to break the bank. read more

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Been coming here since I was a child and I'm glad to see its improvements throughout the years. It's easy to navigate and hosts some of the best concerts and games I've attended! The only downside is parking, which is nearly impossible unless you score a street spot. read more

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Attended a concert at the Delta Center and overall it was amazing! The facilities and arena seem brand new and the staff was great, really kept safety the top priority but were kind and informative about it. Ron J was the guest services employee stationed near where we were and he made our entire experience at the Delta Center! He was so friendly and attentive, really made the crowd around us feel safe and welcomed. read more

Why 3 stars? Because the arena is nice enough, but quite boring overall. --- --- --- I don't have any real overt complaints about the Delta Center, other than it's just pretty non-descript. The concourses probably have the least amount of character I've ever seen at any sporting venue. And there isn't much to the outside of arena either. Once you're in the main bowl, it's kind of like the rest of Utah: modern and clean, but mostly void of anything unique. The video board was a perfectly nice size. The in-game entertainment was typical. The seats were okay. The sightlines were the usual. It was all just kind of "generic NBA arena" up in here. The atmosphere was pretty lacking, but that's probably because my Cavs (very good record) were playing the Jazz (very bad record) and the Jazz were missing a couple of their starters. The first half was close, but the Cavs blew the game open in the third quarter, which ended all hope for the home faithful. I've checked Delta Center off my list (current NBA Arena #9 out of 30), but wouldn't need to ever return unless there were some pretty significant renovations. read more

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First Utah mammoth game and I was not disappointed!! Utah vs Montreal. The entry into the stadium is a fairly smooth process and quicker if you have American Express. Upon going inside there are tons of food/drinks/ice cream stands and merch shops. There are people directing and ushering everyone. Makes it a lot easier to find things. The host are interacting with the crowds in the stands via games and dances. I really enjoyed seeing everyone on the big screen interacting. read more

Delta Center - Utah va Montreal - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Went to a Jazz game. Though The Jazz got some work to do, the arena is great. The Delta center has newer seats, private booths, and decent concessions from local Utah eateries, wasn't far from our seats to the restrooms. For Amex cardholders, you can just grab some drinks and treats without having to wait in line, just tap in your Amex card to get into the Amex store and it'll charge your card as you walk out. Saw a few fans trying to sit in untaken lower bowl seats but ushers are on top of it, don't try your luck. Seats do get checked even if they're empty. You will get caught and asked to move. If you want to sit closer, pay for those seats. read more

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Amazing experience! So much fun and incredibly professional staff. The catering team was awesome, the bday cake was beautiful, like a wedding cake for $157! Sales team attentive and the loft was clean and cozy. Dinner was deeeeeelicious! Fresh and warm. Healthy and filling. Korean bbq ribs with fried rice and cucumber salad! Jazz lost but the game and experience were awesome! Well done Delta Center! read more

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Honestly I love the delta center. I've been for multiple hockey and basketball games as well as concerts here, and they have all been really awesome. I like they have great food options. I almost always go for a jdawg. Superior hot dogs for sure and they Diet Coke brew there is good. Food and drinks are expensive. $6.75 for a soda but at least it was good. I feel like they've really stepped their game up at the delta center to do activities and get fans involved. I love all the lighting that goes with the music. It def adds a fun vibe and keeps the energy going. The employees are all really helpful. read more

Delta Center - Utah Mammoth game section 111 row 10 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

I can check Delta center as NHL arena #10 that I have visited. Arena is very nondescript from the outside. I didn't even realize it was an arena at first when we drove by it. However, the inside is still very nice, even though the arena is 30 + years old. Came here to watch my LA Kings play the Utah hockey club. The arena is originally for basketball, but is still pretty decent place to watch hockey. Sight lines weren't too bad, but you do miss some action along the boards and down the ice with some of the seats. It still feels pretty intimate inside the arena and the Utah fans have really embraced hockey and this new team. All the fans were cool and friendly and several staff members were also cool to me and my friends as they knew we were from out of town. A lot of food options to choose from. If you walk around, there are a couple of concession stands that have cheaper priced items like hot dogs and ice cream for $3 or bottled water for $2. That is a great deal and I have never seen that cheap of food prices at any other arena. You can scan the QR code on signs and order on your phone or use the screens located near the cashiers , which makes it pretty convenient. Arena is also located in a good location. Our hotel was a couple of hundred yards away and we could walk to the arena. There are also numerous restaurants, bars, and breweries nearby. Train station is also near by and it looks like many of the fans take the train to wherever they have to go after leaving the game. Overall, it's a really fun city to visit and catch a game. Nice people, clean arena, newer seats, and cheap prices for many food items. Can't beat that. read more

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Their policies feel very ableist. I can understand not being allowed to bring bags in, but not being allowed to bring your own water bottle is questionable at best. read more

I've been to the Delta Center for various events and concerts but it's the first time I visited the Toyota Club area. What a great area for families and friends to gather before and during events. The food was really good. They offer a variety of options. They had a Chef Table station as well as others catering more to casual food options. The ice cream station was fun. They also offer a variety of cocktails. read more

Came here for the first time since I was a little kid, and it did not disappoint Watched an NBA cup game and it was great. The facility is super clean and modern and you have the ability to order food from your seats One thing I did not like at all was the way ordering food seems to work if you don't use the app. Seems that at most , if not all the vendors, you are forced to order on a tablet. I went somewhere to get a monster real quick, and despite there being like 5 employees standing around doing nothing, I was forced to submit my order via the tablet. You read more

Delta Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

First time going to the Delta Center. Had the opportunity to see the Utah Hockey club versus Washington Capitals. Thankfully the Capitals won ( my husband's favorite hockey team). The trax ride in was easy to navigate. When we arrived I had to check my purse because they don't allow purses. Okay...no problem the check in for that was super easy. Getting in and finding our seats was also easy. Not confusing at all. The food was confusing and over priced even for arena food. Hubby got a couple beers and a churro that wasn't bad. We opted to grab a late night bite on the way home after the game. The viewing from our seats wasn't bad at all and to be honest I feel like there isn't a bad seat in the arena. The bathrooms were super clean, in allot of arenas they can be smelly and dirty. Have nothing bad to say. Look forward to our next event. read more

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A fun and exciting place if you're going to watch a hockey game or attending a hockey game or attending or watching Utah Jazz game read more

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We went for the basket ball game the Warriors against the jazz. Easy parking we found a parking lot in front of the stadium it was $40 to park but not bad. The process to enter was smooth and fast if you have your tickets digital just tap and you are in. We found our seats quick and easy we had a great view. The vibe was amazing. The food was actually not bad we had snacks the churros my favorite and you order on line pay online and it's fast and easy. read more

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Mammoth game night! Good pretzels but $6 for bottled water is wild. Decent bathrooms for ladies though.

Delta Center was fun for a hockey game. The vibe really shows how much peoples been wanting hockey in this city. It was easy to get to the game. There's a train that goes directly to the arena and free zones you can take so you dont need to pay. As far as the food... Y'all it is the worst stadium food I've ever had in my life. My husband is a huge hockey fan and we only have 5 more NHL hockey stadiums and this arena is last on the food list. The chicken finger spot here, the fingers were stale and so were the curly fries. They are trying to push food out as quick as possible so they cook it in bulk ahead of time and all the food was cold. I got a churro and omg it was hard AF. They have some deals like hot dogs and popcorn for like $2 or $3 but man y'all just eat before you go here. You will be so disappointed lol read more

First time in Utah for UFC 307 at the Delta Center!!! Fights were good , no complaints about the venue. Easy in and out , we ate dinner before the fights so we didn't eat anything but did notice that had Chik fil-a amongst the concessions which is definitely a step up from hot dogs and pretzels. Don't know if I'll be back anytime soon but we had a great weekend in Salt Lake capped off by UFC at the Delta center read more

Delta Center - UFC 307....... iiiiiiiiiiitttsss TIME!!!! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

I'm not pleased that people are being taken advantage of by the parking for the jazz games. I had cheap tickets to take my mother who's 80 to the game. The parking was $25 and with me being on a low income and barely was able to take us to the game expecting to only pay around $10 for the few hours at the game and I couldn't make her walk far. This is a issue I couldn't afford the parking and had to leave with out seeing the game(12-15-2025) shame on the parking companies too. I will never go to another game until this is fixed we are all not rich or have it easy read more

I attended the Muse and Evanescence concert a few weeks ago. The show was amazing and I really liked this venue! The one thing I can say about Vivint Arena is that they have found a way to streamline everything. Bags aren't allowed (not even clear bags/purses). The only exception are diaper or medical bags (no larger than 14" x 14" x 6") and small clutches the size of your hand (4"x6"). Everyone seemed to understand the assignment because I didn't see a single person try to bring a bag in. I had my jacket with me and plenty of pockets so I was able to bring the essentials. I'm not sure if they have a bag/purse check on site, but save yourself the trouble and don't bring a bag. Not having to search bags definitely sped up the security check. Concessions are also streamlined. This venue is cashless. Ordering concessions is done on your phone either on the Jazz App or the website. You can scan the QR code near each concession area to pull up a menu. I had a slice of cheese pizza from Maxwell's and it was pretty good! I also had a beer from the craft shop concession stand. I surprisingly wasn't carded and I was able to order directly from the employee. The Jazz Team Store has an option to order merchandise on the app or website for pickup at the arena as well. See what I mean with streamlining everything? The staff was really friendly and helpful. The sound quality was great too! I don't know what the parking situation is like because I walked to the venue from my hotel. I saw some street parking and some paid lots. You can preorder parking so I'm sure there are some parking garages near the arena. It is also close to the light rail. There's photo ops inside and outside of the arena. I didn't see the display of electric guitars or the Utah Jazz jerseys, but I did grab a photo of the statutes of Stockton and Malone as well as the giant Jazz Logo at the main entrance. I had a great time here and I would definitely come back for another event if given the opportunity! read more

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We flew out here for the UFC 291 fight And I had low expectations from this venue because of Utah no disrespect Utah but I come from a big city , and wow the people here are so nice and humble The concession people are very friendly and do everything they can to get your food and drinks quick We rented a suite and wow our private suite waitress was just very professional brought out our food and anything we needed in a very quick time matter No bad seat here every where is a good view 5/5 read more

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Cun** employees, gave my boy attitude when he was ordering a pretzel the first time, and then gave him attitude again when we came back to purchase another beer. Then had the audacity to ask if we wanted to leave a tip, they had already made that decision for us with their snarkiness. Avoid the third level concession stands at all costs. Ryan Smith needs to reevaluate his employee base. read more

I go to the Delta center every year, to see Transsiberian Orchestra perform. Every year I go there, I end up getting in conversation conversations with the staff. And this year was no exception. The staff is very professional friendly and outgoing. I want to get a special shout out to Megan in the box office, who helped me out in between the first and second show. I also want to get a shout out to Anna from security , who made it easy for me to navigate the second show when I wasn't feeling too well. Not only are they professional at their job, and know what they're doing, the were above and beyond friendly and generally interested in making sure I had a great experience there. Once again thank you to Megan and Anna, and the whole Delta center team. We will see you there next year for Trans-Siberian Orchestra! read more

Amazing staff. Needs better parking and lighting outside especially on the stairs at night.

What a fun venue to watch a NBA game! We saw the Jazz play OKC and it was a super fun time. The place was packed and Utah supports its home team unconditionally and very audibly! We had great seats and paid a beyond reasonable price for them. The staff working there was extremely friendly and helped us find our seats. The only reason I took off one star was the method for ordering food; you needed a mobile device and all orders had to be made online and not by walking up to the counter. It was fine for me, but I would imagine individuals who aren't tech savvy or don't have a smart phone would prove difficult. read more

Delta Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

After being stopped three times before even getting to my seat for buying a beer and "appearing underage"... I was pulled out of my seat and brought to a holding room after finally sitting down. Missed over half the game even though I am 21. took them 45 minutes to check my ID... after asking I would would be compensated for being treated like a 2nd class citizen and missing half the game I was told by there security team that I would get "kicked out instantly for arguing". By far the worst stadium I've been to in my life. read more

We came here for Disney On Ice & had a wonderful experience. To start, we were having issues with our pre-paid parking pass & the gentlemen at the gate was extremely patient & helpful with us. They had signs throughout the parking lot that said no bags (not even purses allowed inside). The signs were helpful because I wouldn't have been stoked to find that out at the door & having to walk back to the car. So, be sure to double check this and save yourself an extra trip! Security was quick and easy. Everyone was in good spirits & super nice. They had a ton of concession stands. At times the lines would get super long (especially during intermission) BUT they move pretty quickly! They had all the normal stuff: popcorn, snowies, cotton candy, pretzels etc. We had time to waste before the show so we got JDawgs hot dogs & they were super yummy. They had special cups for purchase, too! The bathroom facilities were super clean & well stocked. It seems like any seat you get in this stadium would be pretty decent. They have numerous big screens around, too. We look forward to coming back for more shows & Jazz games! read more

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Pretty cool yo come to this area! As a houston guy the Utah Jazz was quite the rival when I was a kid. It was nice coming to their arena to check out the ufc. When I a kid in the 90s the jazz and rockets had some epic battles. Very nice statues of Stockton and Malone in the front. Area: we came to check out the ufc and the crowd was great! They were into every single fight! I believe this was the first ppv event. The past were right nights. The crowd really showed up! If the UFC ever comes back to vivint arena I'll definitely book a flight and come back! Great area, great fans and great people! We got some really good seats on stub hub. Hell of a view and hell of a deal! I would like to come back and catch a utah jazz game here Once again if you are a sports fan this a must! I'll be back soon ! read more

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My first time visiting Vivint Arena and it was beautiful! I was extremely surprised how a Jazz-Lakers game was only $60/ticket for some really decent seats! It's actually cheaper to buy a plane ticket to Salt Lake City to watch a Lakers game here, as opposed to buying tickets in LA! They have a lot of nice food vendors. Good food at good prices! I got a slice of pizza and a cheesesteak from Maxwell's. Really convenient how you scan the barcode, order and pay for your food online, and pick up your food when they notify you via text that it's ready. read more

Delta Center - Front of arena - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Was here for a UFC event. Loved the seating as it is much more vertical than most arenas and allowed for great sight lines. The outdoor part was also nice. Downsides were the restrooms were quite small and required longer waits and the food ordering system was awful. You have to order on your phone then go up to the counter anyways. Really a dumb system that prolongs the ordering process read more

With covid restrictions in place, it feels like going to a jazz game is no longer fun. They used to have balloons and noise makers under the seats but they're gone now. Beers have gone up in price and now are $11.50 a pint! They also do not allow purses or bags of any sort so you'll have to check them in a locker free of charge. Please keep in mind that the lockers are located at entrance 6 so if you're planning to come here, park accordingly. They are also contactless so no cash payments are allowed. They are really strict about wearing a mask even if you're drinking a beer. I'll probably enjoy watching these at the bar or home next time. Everything is much more expensive now with limited arena seating, restaurants, and bathroom stalls. read more

Delta Center - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

Had the best time watching the Utah Jazz play Washington ! Arena is really nice ! Very clean. There are so many food vendors and you can order your food to be brought to you ! There is no bad seat in the house ! Definitely will be back for sure !!! read more

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My boyfriend and I bought tickets for us and our four kids to see the Transiberian Orchestra. We were so excited because our kids had never been, and the concert we saw in 2019 was amazing. Our excitement went away when we received an email about the arena changing their requirements in order to attend the event. We probably would have canceled our tickets, but since we already hyped it up to the kids, we had to go. They required proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 3 days of the concert. All kids 12 and under didn't need either of those, but they needed to wear a mask the entire time. The website said a test could be done anywhere, but it had to be a PCR test. We called twice to make sure, but each time we talked to someone they said it could be a rapid test, but it needed to be done at an approved location, not at home. Once we got to the arena, there were a few lines to choose from. We had to ask around because it wasn't clear where we needed to go. We found an employee who said we could show our information to him to enter. I showed him two of our tests results, but my boyfriend was scrambling to find the others. The employee said we were good to go and let us in. Thank goodness because the results got deleted from the phone. No bags were allowed (unless there was a special circumstance). It made the security check process go really fast and we were thankful for that. Once we got through, I had the tickets downloaded to my virtual wallet, so they just had to tap my phone with theirs for each ticket. That was a little buggy, but we got it to work. It said masks were required for 12 and under, but that wasn't enforced. Social distancing wasn't a thing either, but it definitely can't be with a crowd that large. If you're worried about that type of thing, then definitely steer clear from the concert scene. Okay, let's get to the good part. We were seated quickly and had fantastic seats. The Transiberian Orchestra was absolutely AMAZING!!! It was a fantastic show and we all enjoyed it. It felt good to go to a concert again and have some sort of normalcy. We weren't going to attend another concert, but after this, I think we might. read more

Delta Center - Transiberian Orchestra - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

I have been here at least 100 times. I love me some NBA games. But I have also viewed many concerts and other events here as well. The Vivint stadium makes it very easy to check into and out of the favoriting with your tickets. I would keep in mind that most the time you are not allowed to have bags larger than your hand size. The drink prices are usually steep but that's usual for events. read more

Delta Center - Game - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

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Vivint, you are oh so cool! Parking for the arena is basically on the street, in a couple small lots or in two parking garages. It took us about 30 minutes to park because the lines were so long, so if you want to see everything I would get here an hour early. When we left at the end of the night, all of the parking garage hands were up and we got free parking. Sweet! I have been here twice now, once before covid and once during covid. Before covid, I felt that security was more serious, but when I went recently it was so quick that I felt they weren't serious at all and it's not like there weren't a ton of people in front of me. On top of that, the artist I went to see was asking for everyone to be vaccine checked or tested to attend and the staff seemed to brush that off. I was deeply disappointed and didn't feel all that safe, but being in Utah, it's sadly what I expected. Food options are a plenty and are actually good! Unlike some arenas where they serve regular food like hamburgers, hot dogs and nachos, Vivint has chain restaurants like Cubbys, R&R barbecue and chick fil a. It was refreshing to see and they also have quite a few areas to sit and eat if you don't want to eat at your ticketed seat. Not to mention, the hallways and walking areas are nice and spacious. Every staff member we came across was incredibly helpful and sweet. My mom had an unforeseen accident and was on crutches and the way their arena is set up, you can't get to the floor seats without using stairs. Luckily, they had a way for us to get down to the floor, which was actually through their backstage area using an elevator. Pretty cool stuff! I have sat on the highest level for a monster truck show and let me tell you.. If you do not like heights, this level is not for you. It's actually quite scary and steep and there are no hand rails to hang on to. Unlike Denver's Ball Arena, the club area looked to be accessible for everyone seated on the floor and the lower level seats. Super weird if you ask me because in Denver, the club level is in a private part of the arena and only accessible to those who pay for club seats. But each place is different and we enjoyed our R&R barbecue in the club seating area. Overall, Vivint Smart Home Arena is a nice place to enjoy a show or game, just arrive early as it can get chaotic closer to start time. read more

Delta Center - 12.16.21 - Luke Combs - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Salt Lake City, Utah

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