Tri-City Americans: Best Food Concessions to Try

Published: October 28, 2021

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Looking to Grab a Bite to Eat at the Tri-City Americans Game? Best Food Concessions to Try at Toyota Center (Kennewick, WA) are…

Hello Everyone! Welcome to Sports Teller! Today, we will be going over the Tri-City Americans: Best Food Concessions to Try! Before we can explain which different concessions to look out for, we must go over the hockey team’s affiliation as well as their home arena. Without further adieu, let’s begin!

Tri-City Americans: Best Food Concessions to Try

Who Are the Tri-City Americans? What League Do They Play in?

With the Minor League Hockey Season underway, the Tri-City Americans are ready to drop the puck! Tri-City is an independent affiliate of the Western Hockey League (WHL). In fact, the WHL is one of the three leagues in the Canadian Hockey League along with the Quebec Major Junior League and the Ontario Hockey League. The Tri-City franchise (which is named after the three cities: Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco) has been playing in the WHL since 1988. The Americans played in the 2010 Ed Chynoweth Cup Finals, but lost to the Calgary Hitmen in five games. In addition, they played in the Western Conference Finals four times in their history (2008, 2010, 2012, 2018). Since 2010, Tri-City has reached the WHL Playoffs nine times.

Where do the Tri-City Americans Play their Home Games? Who is the Main Mascot?

The Americans have been playing their home games at Toyota Center since 1988. Speaking of Toyota Center (not to be confused with the home of the NBA’s Houston Rockets), the 5,500-capacity arena is about a 15-minute drive from Downtown Kennewick. The venue is also about a 2.0-hour drive from Spokane (home of the WHL’s Chiefs and Minor League Baseball’s Indians). Toyota Center was formerly known as Tri-Cities Coliseum (1988-2004) and Three Rivers Coliseum (2004-2005). The team’s main mascot is Winger the Eagle.

Hungry? What Concessions Do They Have at Toyota Center (Tri-City Americans’ Stadium)?

Now that you got to know the team and its home stadium, you might be thinking “What kind of concessions do they have at Toyota Center?” Pretty much like any other venues across the country, the home of Tri-City Hockey serves traditional food fare like hot dogs and sodas. However, in Washington, the stadium serves up some unique food offerings for all fans to enjoy. For more details on where to find food at the Tri-City Americans game, please refer to the best food concessions to try below!