Bring 'Pizza Kids' at Nationwide Arena


Bring 'Pizza Kids' at Nationwide Arena
The Issue
As a long-time Columbus Blue Jackets fan, one of the traditions that made attending games at Nationwide Arena so special for me was the song "Pizza Kids." Introduced years ago, this song was more than just a catchy tune—it was a fun-filled anthem that brought fans together, igniting an atmosphere of joy and excitement as we cheered on our beloved Blue Jackets. Many of us eagerly anticipated each game, not just to see our team play, but to experience the unique moments that "Pizza Kids" created among the crowd.
Unfortunately, in 2020, this beloved tradition was removed. For numerous fans like myself, this felt like losing a small yet significant piece of the hockey experience that made games at Nationwide Arena particularly memorable. "Pizza Kids" wasn’t just about pizza or the tune itself; it was about camaraderie, tradition, and the communal spirit that truly defines being part of the Blue Jackets community.
The removal of "Pizza Kids" hasn't gone unnoticed, and its absence is felt among many die-hard fans. The song was a symbol of unity and often a highlight during games for families and regular attendees. Without it, there's a collective sentiment of missing out on something that made our arena feel like home. The Blue Jackets have also missed the playoffs every season since the removing of “Pizza Kids” song.
Reintroducing "Pizza Kids" could restore a cherished element of the game-day experience for fans of all ages. Bringing back the song can elevate the atmosphere, reignite tradition, and help bring back our team to the playoffs!!! We believe it's crucial to preserve this nostalgic part of our hockey culture for current fans and future generations to appreciate.
Help us bring back "Pizza Kids" to Nationwide Arena. Let’s relive the excitement and joy it once brought to the fans. Sign this petition and let's show that our voices as fans are integral to shaping the unforgettable experience that is Columbus Blue Jackets hockey.
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The Issue
As a long-time Columbus Blue Jackets fan, one of the traditions that made attending games at Nationwide Arena so special for me was the song "Pizza Kids." Introduced years ago, this song was more than just a catchy tune—it was a fun-filled anthem that brought fans together, igniting an atmosphere of joy and excitement as we cheered on our beloved Blue Jackets. Many of us eagerly anticipated each game, not just to see our team play, but to experience the unique moments that "Pizza Kids" created among the crowd.
Unfortunately, in 2020, this beloved tradition was removed. For numerous fans like myself, this felt like losing a small yet significant piece of the hockey experience that made games at Nationwide Arena particularly memorable. "Pizza Kids" wasn’t just about pizza or the tune itself; it was about camaraderie, tradition, and the communal spirit that truly defines being part of the Blue Jackets community.
The removal of "Pizza Kids" hasn't gone unnoticed, and its absence is felt among many die-hard fans. The song was a symbol of unity and often a highlight during games for families and regular attendees. Without it, there's a collective sentiment of missing out on something that made our arena feel like home. The Blue Jackets have also missed the playoffs every season since the removing of “Pizza Kids” song.
Reintroducing "Pizza Kids" could restore a cherished element of the game-day experience for fans of all ages. Bringing back the song can elevate the atmosphere, reignite tradition, and help bring back our team to the playoffs!!! We believe it's crucial to preserve this nostalgic part of our hockey culture for current fans and future generations to appreciate.
Help us bring back "Pizza Kids" to Nationwide Arena. Let’s relive the excitement and joy it once brought to the fans. Sign this petition and let's show that our voices as fans are integral to shaping the unforgettable experience that is Columbus Blue Jackets hockey.
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Petition created on June 28, 2025