The NHL® season is here, and now is your chance to grab tickets on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the NHL®, before your favorite team hits the ice. Check out the links below and be sure to check back for more information about this season as it becomes available. We can't wait to see you there!
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
Buy and Sell Tickets Home Schedule Manage/Sell Season Tickets
If there's a Sell button on your order in My Account, you're good to go. Set your price, list your tickets,* and when your tickets sell, you’ll typically get paid within five to seven business days. You also can edit or remove your listing at any time.
*In some instances, an artist, team, or venue may not allow resale for certain rows/seats.
You can find a wide variety of NHL® tickets on Ticketmaster. As the Official Ticket Marketplace of the NHL®, Ticketmaster has great seats available to every game, so you never miss a minute of the action. Even when the game is sold out, Ticketmaster can still get you in with a wide selection of 100% verified resale tickets available from other fans. Grab tickets at Ticketmaster and get ready to see your team hit the ice this season.
If your plans change and you can’t make the game, you can easily sell your tickets on Ticketmaster directly from your account. When you visit your account, if there’s a Sell option next to your tickets, you’ll be able to resell your tickets safely and securely through Ticketmaster. Just click the Sell button to set your price and list your tickets. After your tickets sell and we have all the necessary information, we’ll deposit your payout typically within 5-7 business days. You can also edit or remove your listing anytime. Learn more about selling tickets.
Ticket prices for NHL® games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for an NHL® game can cost between $100-$120.
The best time to buy NHL® tickets at Ticketmaster is as soon as the team’s schedule is announced and tickets go on sale. You can also find tickets for sale on Ticketmaster leading up to or right before a game, including tickets being sold by other NHL® fans.
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The thrill of NHL® hockey is back, and your favorite players are ready to hit the ice for another season of fast-paced action. The NHL® regular season begins in October 2024 and runs for a full 82 games. It is preceded by the NHL® preseason, which starts up in late September 2024 and continues into early October. From February 12 to February 20, the season will pause so players can participate in the first ever NHL 4 Nations Face-Off. The tournament will feature four teams consisting of NHL players representing their respective home countries of Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States. Games will be played at TD Garden and Bell Centre.
The 2025 Discover NHL Winter Classic® will also return this season, with the Chicago Blackhawks® hosting the St. Louis Blues® outside at Wrigley Field, the home of MLB’s Chicago Cubs, on December 21, 2024. The 2025 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™ is also back, and will feature the Columbus Blue Jackets® taking on the Detroit Red Wings® on March 1, 2025 at Ohio Stadium.
All-Time Stanley Cup® Winners Trophies
After a hard-fought, 82-game regular season, the Stanley Cup Playoffs are when teams lay it all on the line to secure their legacies for years to come — and this season will be no different. The Playoffs will feature four exciting rounds, including the quarterfinals, semifinals, conference finals and, of course, the ultimate round, the Stanley Cup® Final. These best-of-seven series will still have you on your feet cheering for your favorite teams from both near and far. Last year’s thrilling Stanley Cup® Final saw the Florida Panthers® beat the Edmonton Oilers® in a thrilling seven-game series to become the 2024 Stanley Cup® Champions.
The Stanley Cup® Trophy dates back to March 18, 1892, when Lord Kilcoursie of the Ottawa Rebels hockey club announced on Lord Stanley’s behalf that, “It would be a good thing if there were a challenge cup which should be held from year to year by the champion hockey team in the Dominion (of Canada).” Shortly thereafter, Lord Stanley purchased a silver cup measuring 7.5 inches in height and 11.5 inches in width. In 1893, the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association Hockey Club was awarded as the first champion of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada. Today, the Stanley Cup® Trophy is the most prestigious award in the NHL®. Over the history of the Cup, the Montreal Canadiens have won 24 times, the Toronto Maple Leafs 13 times, and the Detroit Red Wings 11 times.
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