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Bliss is not an endless dream. As the warrior leaves his loved ones behind and proceeds to battlefield, despair overtakes him. He yearns for the sweet kisses and gentle caresses that no longer warm his evenings. He only sees misery ahead of him and continues his stride in the dark. The moonlight brings some solace though along with the cool summer breeze that hangs in the air. The cave of happiness dwells deep down in the woods. He needs to discover it in time so that he is offered some comfort. Just like the warrior, all of us need a stop-over, an inn, a shelter from a frightening storm or a shadowy tree in a sizzling summer season to bring respite to our souls. Sometimes this world extends little reassurance but we only need to revive our spirits with jubilant colors so that we are saved from sinking in the quicksand of gloom. What better than to bring joy in your life than by attending sporting events in grand venues. Scottrade Center is a sporting arena where all types of events are hosted, so make a note of it!

Situated in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, Scottrade Center is a sporting venue where the St. Louis Blues of the National Hockey League plays. It has a seating capacity of 19,150 and hosts a wide range of event like concerts, family shows, professional wrestling and other sporting events. About 175 events are hosted here every year with a crowd of two million guests attending these. Scottrade Center has been ranked second in the whole of USA due to its grandeur for the first quarter of 2006 and reckoned fourth world over in tickets sold. The venue has also been ranked by the publication Pollstar as amongst the top ten arenas in the world for tickets sold to non-team events. A total of 22,612 people attended the 2007 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament which is still the highest record maintained for this venue.

The NCAA conducts championship events here on regular basis. In April 2007, Scottrade Center hosted the NCAA Frozen Four Hockey Championships. Apart from this, it hosted the NCAA Wrestling Championships in 2008 and 2009. The NCAA Women's Final Four Basketball Championships was also hosted by it in 2009. The Sports Capital Partners operate the building with Dave Checketts as Chairman.

Some of the greatest stars have performed their concerts here. Noteworthy amongst them is legendary singer Frank Sinatra who executed a sell out concert at Scottrade Center in October 21, 1994. Wrestling events have been very frequently staged most notable amongst which is World Wrestling Entertainment events like WWF Badd Blood : In Your House, Survivor Series 1998 and Judgment Day 2007. Pope John Paul II also stopped over on his way to St. Louis in 1999 and celebrated a youth day service. Scottrade Center hosts "Arch Madness" every March since 1999, which is the men's basketball conference tournament for the Missouri Valley Conference.

You couldn't possibly ignore attending an event here after gaining all this information. Don't deny yourself Scottrade Center Tickets!