The St. Louis Blues' home arena was renamed from Scottrade Center to what?

The St. Louis Blues’ home arena was renamed Enterprise Center. The venue received that name in 2018 after Enterprise and the Blues announced a 15-year naming-rights agreement. It is located in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, and remains the Blues’ home arena.

The building has had several names over its history. It opened as Kiel Center in 1994, became Savvis Center in 2000, and was renamed Scottrade Center in 2006. After Enterprise acquired Scottrade, the arena’s naming rights changed again, with Enterprise Center becoming the official name on July 1, 2018.

The name reflects a local connection: Enterprise was founded in St. Louis and is headquartered there. The arena hosts far more than NHL hockey, including concerts, ice shows, family events, and other sporting competitions. Its location and broad event schedule make it one of the city’s major entertainment venues.

A common mix-up is treating “Scottrade Center” as a current name. It was the immediately preceding name, while Enterprise Center is the current official name.