• Take Exit 7 for Scottsdale Road/Rural Road.
• Turn left on E. Rio Salado Parkway.
• Turn right on Packard Drive to access parking.

• Take Exit 173 for Rural Road.
• Head north on Rural Road toward ASU.
• Turn right on E. Rio Salado Parkway.
• Turn right on Packard Drive for parking access.

• Merge onto US-60 East toward Mesa.
• Take Exit 173 for Rural Road and turn north.
• Continue to East Rio Salado Parkway and turn right.
• Turn right on Packard Drive to reach the arena.

• Merge onto Loop 202 East (Red Mountain Freeway).
• Take Exit 7 for Scottsdale Road/Rural Road and head south.
• Turn left on East Rio Salado Parkway.
• Turn right on Packard Drive for parking.

Wheelchairs will be available as requested through Guest Services Center located on the South side near the box office begins section 110.

Banners and signs for most events are permitted under the size of 2’x3′, providing they are related to the event and in good taste, as determined by Mullett Arena staff and must adhere to the following: 

• May not obstruct another guests’ view, exits or any arena advertising.
• Banners and signs may not be commercial in nature or utilize wood or metal material.
• Some events may have limitations, so be sure to check individual event pages for additional information.
• Mullett Arena reserves the right to remove or deny any banner or sign.

For Sun Devil Athletic events, Mullett Arena adheres to a clear bag policy:

• Clear bags no larger than 12″x6″x12″ 
• Small clutch no larger than 4.5″x6.5″
• Small clutch/purse no larger than 4”x6″x1.5” per guest.
• Diaper and medical bags will be permitted and are subject to search.
• Guests may carry a seat cushion, with or without back, no larger than 18”x18” with NO pockets or zippers.
• All bags are subject to search and possible X-Ray scan
• No backpacks, large purses, oversized tote bags, colored plastic bags, solid drawstring bags, camera bags, binocular cases, mesh bags or reusable grocery bags are allowed
• NO check-in location for prohibited items.

Mullett Arena is a cashless venue.  Cash will not be accepted.

Mullett Arena accepts all major credit cards and debit cards.

• Box Office/Ticketing accepts Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover as well as PayPay and Venmo.
• Food and beverage concessions and the team shop accept Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

No outside food or beverage are allowed in arena. However, one sealed plastic water bottle will be permitted per guest.

Mullett Arena food and beverage concessions provided by OVG Hospitality and features the following food stands:

• • Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers located Level 2 Main Concourse southwest corner
  • Venezia’s Pizza located Level 2 Main Concourse southeast corner
  • Shaq’s Big Chicken located Level 2 Main Concourse northwest corner
  • Sparky’s Hot Spot located Level 1 northeast corner
  • Mullett Marketplace located Level 1 southeast corner

During an event, lost and found items may be turned in/claimed at the Box Office/Guest Services Center on Level 1, south side behind Section 110

Mullett Arena uses ThanksBoomerang for lost and found services. 

Please submit a Lost item report by visiting https://thanksboomerang.com/lost/p/mullett-arena/l/mullett-arena.

If you have additional questions regarding lost and found, you may contact Mullett Arena at 602-457-5393 or email Info@MullettArena.com. 

Guests can also fill out a lost item report.

No provisions will be made regarding prohibited items, guests will be asked to return said items back to their vehicle or if not possible the item will need to be discarded before admission into the arena is granted.

Sun Devil Athletic Events has a CLEAR BAG policy.  Only clear bags no larger than 12″x6″x12″ are allowed

Prohibited items list

• Animals except service animals
• Balloons
• Banners/signs/flags are limited to no larger than 2’x3′
• Beachballs/balls of any kind
• Bikes, skateboards, scooters or hoverboards
• Boxed or sealed packages of any kind
• Drugs or illegal substances
• Electrical wiring
• Explosives
• Frisbees
• Hockey sticks
• Laser pointers
• Noise makers (cowbells, airhorns, etc.) 
• Obscene or offensive attire
• Outside food and beverages
• Pitchforks (of any material other than foam or paper)
• Professional cameras with detachable lenses
• Professional video recording devices
• Refillable water bottles (Hydroflask, Stanley, Owalla, etc.)
• Strollers
• Tripods, monopods or selfie sticks
• Umbrellas (large non-retractable)
• Use of tobacco, vape pens oe e-cigarettes or any smoking in and around the arena is strictly prohibited
• Weapons (guns, knives including pocket knives, pepper spray, ammunition, brass knuckles, etc.)

All guests are expected to maintain reasonable and appropriate behavior at all times. Any behavior defying the code of conduct as determined by facility management can result in ejection and possible arrest. Ejected guests will not receive a refund for their tickets or be compensated in any way. 

Inappropriate behavior includes, but is not limited to:

• Wearing clothing deemed obscene, indecent and/or offensive
• Throwing objects of any kind
• Demonstrating unruly behavior
• Attempting to enter the field of play
• Engaging in behavior that endangers the safety of student-athletes, coaches or officials or other guests
• Taunting public safety officials
• Any threatening, vulgar, abusive, racist, sexist or demeaning remarks or gestures directed towards the coaches, student-athletes, fans, staff and game officials.
  • Threats include statements, actions and behaviors that could reasonably be foreseen as having a purpose to inflict physical harm, even if the person making the threat doesn't have the ability to carry out the threat.
• Guests should sit only in their ticketed seats and show their tickets when requested.

Sun Devil Athletics Event Management reserves the right to deny entry or eject from the facility guests displaying inappropriate behavior, as determined by facility or event management teams.

Students attending Sun Devil Athletic events are expected to adhere to the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) Code of Conduct. Failure to follow the ABOR Code of Conduct may result in ejection from the premises and disciplinary action through Student Judicial Affairs.

View the ABOR Student Code of Conduct.

Mobile ticketing is all done through Ticketmaster.  If you have any questions or concerns, please contact:

Sun Devil Athletic Events: 480-727-0000 or email SunDevilTickets@asu.edu 

• Arizona State University announced the arena in November 2020, and began construction in early 2021.
  
  
• The project was funded by ASU and private donors, with a reported cost of $134 million.
  
  
• The venue is named Mullett Arena in honor of Donald "Donze" and Barbara Mullett, longtime supporters of ASU hockey. The Mullett family has contributed significantly to the university’s hockey program.

• The Sun Devils hosted their first home game at Mullett Arena on Oct. 14, 2022, against Colgate. They defeated the Raiders 2-0, the program's first win in the new arena. 
  
  
• The Sun Devils went on to win the next five games in a row, including home sweeps of Colorado College and Alaska Anchorage, as well as an upset victory over then-No. 6 North Dakota.
  
  
• ASU hosted No. 2 Minnesota Thanksgiving Weekend and earned the program's highest-ranked win in ASU history with a 6-5 overtime victory (Sun Devil Hockey has since beaten a team ranked No. 1). Senior Robert Mastrosimone scored the blockbuster game-winning goal before a sellout Mullett Maniac crowd. 
  
  
• The Desert Hockey Classic made its Mullett Arena debut. Participating teams include ASU, Air Force, then-No. 6 Boston University, and then-No. 17 Michigan Tech.
  
  
• Throughout this inaugural season, the team's student section, the 942 Crew, sold out all 18 games when school was in session. Over a 24-home game span, ASU’s average attendance was 4,791. 

• In 2022, the NHL's Arizona Coyotes sought a temporary home while working to build a new arena and entertainment sector in the Phoenix area.
  
  
• ASU and the Arizona Coyotes agreed to a deal that allowed the NHL to compete in Mullett Arena for two seasons with the option of a third year.
  
  
• To accommodate NHL standards, construction began on a two-story, 15,000-square-foot annex adjacent to the arena. This annex accommodates NHL-quality home and away team dressing rooms, training areas, equipment rooms, nutrition stations, a coaches' workroom, team storage and a fitness room.

• The 2024–25 season marked the beginning of a landmark year, as the Sun Devils kicked off the historic season by celebrating 10 years as an NCAA sport.
   
• As other Sun Devil teams moved from the Pac-12 to the Big 12, Sun Devil Hockey began its inaugural year in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference. Polls projected the team to finish eighth (out of nine) in conference play. Defying the odds, the Sun Devils finished the season in second place and earned home-ice advantage for the playoffs.
  
  
• Once again hosting the Desert Hockey Classic, the Sun Devils became the tournament’s back-to-back champions, defeating Cornell 4-0. Junior goaltender Gibson Homer earned the shutout, while Ryan Kirwan won the Desert Hockey Classic's Most Valuable Player after collecting a five-point weekend capped off by four goals and an assist.
  
  
• On March 14, 2025, Mullett Arena hosted its first-ever playoff game and secured its first NCHC playoff win as the No. 2 Sun Devils defeated the No. 7-seed Minnesota Duluth, 4-3, in the opening game of the NCHC quarterfinal series. 
  
  
• The next night, ASU defeated the No. 7-seed Minnesota Duluth, 6-5, in an overtime thriller to clinch the NCHC quarterfinal series sweep, and the Sun Devils advanced to the NCHC Frozen Faceoff in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The crowd at Mullett Arena was eager for an overtime hero, and they got exactly that in Ryan Kirwan, who netted his 25th goal of the season — second-most in the NCAA — to cap off a thrilling comeback and ignite a wild celebration. With that goal, Kirwan set a new single-season program record, surpassing the previous mark of 23 held jointly by Matthew Kopperud and Johnny Walker.
  
  
• The Sun Devil ended their best season in program history with a 4-2 loss to No. 3-seed Denver in the NCHC Frozen Faceoff semifinal round on March 22. ASU finished second in the NCHC regular season standings with 47 points.