Skol Clap
Before puck drop and after wins, the Hurricanes lead the crowd in a Viking-style clap ("Skol Clap"), with players and fans building from slow claps to a thunderous finish.
Raleigh arena known for Hurricanes hockey and major concerts.
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Before puck drop and after wins, the Hurricanes lead the crowd in a Viking-style clap ("Skol Clap"), with players and fans building from slow claps to a thunderous finish.
Prior to every Carolina power play, the video board flashes "CHEATERS NEVER WIN," prompting fans to loudly boo the opposing team as the Hurricanes go on the man advantage.
Before every home game and at key moments, a Hurricanes legend or local celebrity sounds the mechanical Hurricane Warning Siren, signaling fans to get on their feet.
Following every Carolina goal and throughout pregame, Scorpions' "Rock You Like a Hurricane" blasts through Lenovo Center while fans sing along to the chorus.
Cam Ward — Conn Smythe-winning goaltender of the 2006 Stanley Cup run.
Caniac Nation history — from RBC Center crowds to the Loudest House in the NHL.
Carolina hockey history — Southern championship pride and Caniac Nation culture.
Eric Staal — captain of the 2006 Cup team and franchise cornerstone in Raleigh.
Complete franchise timeline from Hartford Whalers to the 2006 Stanley Cup in Raleigh.
The greatest moments in Hurricanes history — from the 2006 Cup to the Storm Surge.
Hartford Whalers history — the franchise roots that shaped Caniac Nation in Carolina.
Hurricanes vs Capitals rivalry — Metro Division battles in Raleigh.
Hurricanes vs Rangers rivalry — playoff history and Metro intensity in Raleigh.
Justin Williams — Mr. Game 7 and clutch hero of the 2006 championship run.
Move to Carolina exhibit — from Hartford to Raleigh and Southern hockey growth.
Hurricanes playoff history — the 2006 run, deep runs, and Storm Surge April nights.
Rod Brind'Amour — captain, coach, and the heart of the 2006 Stanley Cup champions.
Ron Francis — Whalers legend and Hurricanes franchise icon in Raleigh.
Southern hockey growth — how the Hurricanes helped expand the game below the Mason-Dixon.
Whalers heritage nights — green and white nostalgia woven into Caniac Nation gamedays.
Stormy the Ice Hog — the beloved Hurricanes mascot and symbol of Caniac Nation on gameday.
Storm Surge celebrations — players leading the crowd in postgame victory dances.
Tailgate parties — one of hockey's best pregame scenes outside Lenovo Center.
Visit the 2006 Stanley Cup exhibit — Brind'Amour, Ward, and Caniac Nation's championship.
Experience Caniac Nation — one of the NHL's loudest fanbases at full voice in Raleigh.
Eastern Conference Final at Lenovo Center — Raleigh on the doorstep of the Stanley Cup.
Visit the Hartford Whalers exhibit — the franchise roots that shaped Caniac Nation.
Metro rivalry intensity when Washington visits Lenovo Center.
Southeast rivalry when Florida visits Lenovo Center.
Original Six atmosphere when New York visits the Loudest House in the NHL.
Your first time walking into Lenovo Center — the Storm Surge and the Loudest House in the NHL.
Behind-the-scenes Lenovo Center tour — Hall of Fame, suites, and ice.
Experience the Loudest House in the NHL — Caniac Nation at full voice in Raleigh.
Experience one of hockey's best tailgate scenes — Caniac Nation pregame parties in Raleigh.
Attend an outdoor Stadium Series game — Hurricanes hockey under the open Carolina sky.
Participate in a Hurricanes tailgate — Caniac Nation pregame culture at its best.
Experience playoff hockey in Raleigh — Caniac Nation and April storms at Lenovo Center.
Experience Rangers rivalry weekend — Metro intensity at the Loudest House in the NHL.
Experience a Red Out crowd — the entire arena dressed in red for playoff hockey.
Attend a Rod Brind'Amour tribute night — honoring the captain and coach at Lenovo Center.
Stanley Cup Final at Lenovo Center — the pinnacle of hockey in Raleigh.
Hear the warning siren — the pregame alert that signals a storm is coming in Raleigh.
Attend a Whalers heritage night — green and white nostalgia at Lenovo Center.
Sebastian Aho era — the modern face of the Hurricanes and Caniac Nation.
Hurricanes Ice Crew performances energizing the crowd between periods.
Military appreciation nights honoring service members at Lenovo Center.
Pregame fan festivals on the plaza before Hurricanes hockey.
Community nights celebrating Raleigh and Carolina hockey culture.
The arena sits near one of Raleigh's largest event districts.
The arena anchors a major sports and entertainment area in North Carolina's capital region.
The arena's identity reflects the Hurricanes' unique fan culture.
Celebrates the franchise's first championship.
Honors Francis, Brind'Amour, and other legends.
Connects with franchise history.
Honors franchise icons.
Celebrates the championship captain.
Honors the Hall of Fame center.
Official merchandise destination.
Combines NHL hockey with Southern sports culture.
Behind-the-scenes arena access.
The famous Hurricanes scoring celebration.
The famous postgame fan celebration.
Honors the franchise's history.
Plaza energy around the Storm Surge — Carolina’s post-win celebration that spills through Lenovo Center.
Honors Hurricanes and Whalers-era players, coaches, and the 2006 Cup team.
Exhibit celebrating Carolina’s 2006 Stanley Cup championship.
Displays on hockey’s growth in North Carolina from the Whalers’ move to today’s Canes.
Tribute to Rod Brind’Amour — 2006 Cup captain and longtime Hurricanes coach.
Championship displays from the 2006 Cup run and conference titles.
The Eye — the plaza and gathering space outside Lenovo Center (formerly PNC Arena).
The official tailgate zone around Lenovo Center before Hurricanes home games.
The Pack Pack student section creates one of the ACC's loudest basketball atmospheres with coordinated chants and red-and-white attire.
Fans perform the signature "Wolf!" "Pack!" call-and-response throughout the game.
Players and fans remain after victories to sing the university's alma mater and fight songs.
Special theme nights throughout the Hurricanes season at Lenovo Center.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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