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Idaho Falls Spud Kings
Fan FAQs
Everything you need for game night, plus a little Hockey 101 for fans who are just getting started.
Spud Kings hockey
The big questions
What league do the Spud Kings play in?+
The Idaho Falls Spud Kings play in the North American Hockey League, also known as the NAHL. We compete in the Mountain Division.
What is the NAHL?+
The NAHL is a USA Hockey-certified junior hockey league built around player development and college advancement. It is a place for young players to compete, develop, and pursue the next step in their hockey careers.
Where do the Spud Kings play home games?+
Spud Kings home games are played at Mountain America Center, 1690 Event Center Drive in Idaho Falls.
How do I get tickets?+
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. For the best game-night experience, make sure your mobile tickets are downloaded before you arrive at the rink.
Get tickets →Where can I find the schedule?+
Our full schedule is on the Schedule page, including home games, road games, puck-drop times, and opponent information.
View the schedule →Can I watch games when I cannot make it to the rink?+
Yes. NAHL games are available through NAHLTV. Check the game listing before puck drop for the current broadcast information.
Watch on NAHLTV →Game night
Before you go
Where do I park?+
Parking is available around Mountain America Center. Give yourself a little extra time on busy game nights so you can park, get through entry, and find your seats before puck drop.
What should I know before arriving?+
Venue policies can change by event. Check your ticket and Mountain America Center’s current guest information before you go for the latest entry, bag, and payment details.
Can I bring a sign?+
Bring the energy. Signs are welcome as long as they do not block another fan’s view or include anything offensive.
How can my family become a billet family?+
Billet families provide a welcoming home for players during the season and become an important part of the Spud Kings family.
Learn about billeting →Hockey 101
Talk like a hockey fan
Crease
The marked area in front of the net where the goalie works.
Icing
When a team sends the puck from its side of center ice past the opposing goal line without it being touched.
Offside
When an attacking player enters the offensive zone before the puck.
Sin bin
Hockey slang for the penalty box.
Power play
When one team has more players on the ice because the other team is serving a penalty.
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