#newyorkislanders #hockey #nhl #vlog Une journée de hockey bien remplie s’est terminée dans la toute nouvelle grange de la LNH, l’UBS Arena. Avec un joli mélange d’architecture extérieure rétro imitant le parc Belmont environnant, associé à un intérieur moderne, une technologie d’arène de pointe et une base de fans aspirant à une maison qui leur soit propre. Les insulaires ont créé l’une des meilleures expériences de match de la LNH pour leurs fans. Si jamais vous envisagez un voyage à New York, ajoutez l’UBS Arena à votre longue liste d’attractions new-yorkaises. NHL Arena #13 Islanders Match à domicile #41 New York Islanders vs Philadelphia Flyers à l’UBS Arena Chapitres : 0:00 Intro 0:51 Avant-match 5:46 Extraits du jeu 11:07 Réflexions d’après-match 14:00 Classement final Si vous aimez ce que vous voyez, considérez Aimez et abonnez-vous, toute contribution est grandement appréciée ! De plus, suivez Instagram et consultez le site Web pour plus de contenu sur le stade ! Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/garrettstadiumtravel/ Site Web : https://sites.google.com/view/garrettstadiumtravel/home
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How did you get to UBS Arena? The last time I went I had to take the LIRR and then Uber to the stadium
I watched your Madison Square Garden video first since my hometown team is the Rangers, but plan to comment on it after this one on UBS Arena.
Unfortunately I have not gone to an Islanders home game there yet, but went to UBS Arena for the first time back on September 20th for an Eagles concert. Definitely liked the acoustics of the building as I know the Oak View Group focused on two priorities when it was built… optimal for hockey and concerts. Hopefully sooner than later, I can make it there from Philadelphia for a game regardless of my hatred for the Islanders.
Personally, I wish the original plan for the Lighthouse Project back in 2011 had gone through, but it was derailed by Town of Hempstead supervisor Kate Murray. Nassau Coliseum was in her town jurisdiction. She was a villain to Islanders fans for her opposition to the project. And then when the Islanders tried to get public help to build a new arena next to where the Coliseum still stands, it was rejected by the voters and led to former owner Charles Wang's ill-fated move to the Barclays Center. I never have been to a game in that building in Brooklyn either. And look at how long it took to finally end up at Belmont Park.
Just from my concert experience alone, I liked what UBS Arena offers. Light years better than Nassau Coliseum ever was. Much better sightlines, the way the seating bowl was built was to re-create an intimidating atmosphere for opponents like the Coliseum was. Deliberately had more seats for the lower bowl than up in the upper level. Where the atrium is more impressive than the Garden is the larger space and how it dedicates it to landmarks throughout the metropolitan area. My biggest beef with the team is that including their in-arena promo videos, they desperately try to connect themselves with the city when the Islanders are in fact a Long Island team. I do like the deliberate similar atrium setup to Citi Field's Jackie Robinson Rotunda.
What also is better right now at UBS Arena than the Garden is the wider concourses. That is a big plus. Nice job on the decor and the areas dedicated to the team history so you know where you are, the Islanders home arena. The food options I agree with you are great. I had a cheeseburger at the concert and man was it good. Not as much for the chicken fingers. I did not go into the Islanders team store, but even from passing by it, it looked impressive.
Lastly, while I would have preferred they would have built their new arena next to where they used to play and then tear down Nassau Coliseum, ending up at Belmont Park was their best decision with the cards the Islanders were dealt. Eventually will be most accessible by LIRR trains both directions. Belmont Park literally sits on the Nassau County side of the border from the New York City borough of Queens and is separated by the Cross Island Parkway. The traffic in the area is horrendous because that highway is over capacity traffic wise. But a good amount of parking helps despite having to walk around the west end of the racetrack to get to the arena.
Sorry for the long comment, but this new subscriber thanks you for your video.
Love your Videos. Great work
Great stadium vlog as always! 12th Liked 👍 The UBS Arena looks a lot nicer than Nassau Coliseum. I have been to the Coliseum a few times during the 1980's I have no problem parking and driving there from New Jersey. Thanks for showing the shootout! Looks like you saw a great game there. Take care and peace out✌️ 😎👍
I am a rangers fan but I am happy for 1000 goals
Open to Madison Square Garden UBS arena