Tampa Bay Lightning win NHL Stanley Award for Best Game Presentation – That's So Tampa


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The Tampa Bay Lightning just took home the NHL Stanley Award for Best Game Presentation, and honestly, we’re not surprised. For many of us, attending a Lightning game is what sparked a true love for hockey. If you’re wondering what we want for literally any holiday, It’s Tampa Bay Lightning tickets.
From the lightning bolts shooting out of the Tesla Coils to the massive purple and Bolts blue organ in the rafters, every moment inside Amalie Arena is designed to wow. The ice transforms into a canvas of immersive light shows, and yes, the rainbow Dippin’ Dots somehow seal the deal (they’re vegan).

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a huge digital screen outside a stadium

Tampa Bay Lightning offer the best game experience in sports

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That’s what makes the Lightning experience so special. The organization has mastered the art of making hockey exciting and accessible to everyone—diehards, first-timers, and casual fans alike. No matter your level of fandom, you leave wanting to come back.
The food scene is another reason to cheer. Top-tier concessions from local favorites like Zukku, King of the Coop, and Bake’n Babes bring a true taste of Tampa to the arena. Plus, the newly upgraded seating area is impressively lush—we enjoyed it firsthand during the NCAA Women’s Final Four and one of the final Lightning games of the season.

inside a food hall at a sports arena
The Market on Four is the newest addition to AMALIE Arena

The 60-person team that makes it all happen

Behind it all is a 60-person team that brings each game day to life, according to a report by ABC Action News. From the DJs and organist to the ushers and Zamboni crew riding through downtown, it’s a well-oiled machine with championship-level energy.
We love this team. We love this city. And now, we have even more appreciation for everything it takes to create the Lightning game day magic.
The Bolts officially return to the ice on October 9. Learn more and reserve your seats online.
REMINDER: The Tampa Bay Lightning will participate in the NHL Stadium Series this February. The Bolts will play a hockey game at Raymond James Stadium. We cannot wait to witness this Sunshine State spectacle.

people holding a sign that says go bolts outside Amalie arena
Photo via Tampa Bay Lightning (FB)


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