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SeatGeek makes it easy to find and buy NHL tickets for all 32 teams, including regular-season games, sold-out matchups, rivalry games, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and the Stanley Cup Final. Every eligible purchase is backed by SeatGeek’s Buyer Guarantee, helping protect fans by ensuring tickets are delivered in time, are valid for entry, and are covered if a qualifying issue occurs.
Fans can compare available seats and all-in prices, explore interactive seat maps, and use Deal Score to evaluate ticket value before buying. Whether you're watching the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena, catching an Original Six rivalry, or attending a Stanley Cup Playoff game, SeatGeek helps fans find NHL tickets across a range of seating locations and prices.
The 2026-27 NHL regular season features 84 games per team, giving fans even more opportunities to see their favorite teams live before the postseason begins.
Why buy NHL tickets on SeatGeek?
Buy verified NHL tickets with confidence
SeatGeek gives fans added peace of mind when buying verified NHL tickets, with its Buyer Guarantee, which protects qualified NHL ticket orders from purchase through game day. Tickets are expected to arrive in time for the event, provide valid entry, and match the tickets ordered. If a qualifying issue occurs, SeatGeek works with the buyer to resolve it. SeatGeek also holds a 4.9-star app rating, giving fans another trust signal when shopping for NHL tickets.
Whether you're buying regular-season tickets, Stanley Cup Playoffs tickets, or Stanley Cup Final tickets, SeatGeek combines ticket inventory, transparent pricing, and buyer protections in one marketplace.
Find tickets for every team & matchup
SeatGeek offers NHL tickets throughout the season, from preseason and regular-season games to rivalry matchups and postseason hockey.
Find tickets for:
Stanley Cup Final Tickets: See hockey’s championship series live with Stanley Cup Final tickets, as the league’s final two teams compete for the Stanley Cup.
Stanley Cup Playoff Tickets: Follow the NHL postseason, from the First Round through the Conference Finals with NHL Playoffs tickets.
Sold-Out NHL Games: Looking for tickets to a sold-out NHL game? SeatGeek lets fans browse available tickets for high-demand and sold-out matchups.
Last-Minute NHL Tickets: Want to catch an NHL game on short notice? Browse last-minute NHL tickets and compare seats and prices as puck drop approaches.
Cheap NHL Tickets: Looking for affordable NHL tickets? Find cheap NHL tickets and budget-friendly options for upcoming games.
Verified NHL Tickets: Shop NHL tickets with buyer protections in place. SeatGeek orders are backed by the Buyer Guarantee, helping protect fans if qualifying tickets are not delivered on time, aren't valid for entry, or don't match the order.
Historic Franchises: See legendary NHL teams like the Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Blackhawks, and Boston Bruins in action.
Stanley Cup Contenders: Follow teams like the Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, Tampa Bay Lightning, and Edmonton Oilers throughout the season and into the playoff race.
Classic NHL Rivalries: Experience matchups like Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens, Rangers vs. Islanders, and Flames vs. Oilers.
Top NHL Arenas: See games at venues like Climate Pledge Arena, Madison Square Garden, Ball Arena, Rogers Place, and TD Garden.
Interactive seat maps & Deal Score
SeatGeek makes it easier to compare NHL seats before you buy. Interactive seat maps help fans evaluate ticket prices, seating locations, and available views at NHL arenas across the league.
Whether you're comparing glass seats, center-ice sections, premium club seating, or affordable upper-level options, Deal Score helps you evaluate the relative value of available listings based on factors such as seat location and price.
All-in NHL ticket prices with no hidden fees
SeatGeek uses all-in, transparent pricing, so the price shown on the event page includes mandatory fees. That makes it easier to compare NHL ticket prices and understand the total cost before checkout.
Whether you're buying tickets for the Utah Mammoth at Delta Center, a rivalry NHL matchup, or an NHL postseason game, you can compare ticket options without unexpected mandatory fees being added at the final step.
2026-27 NHL season: Important dates & schedule
The 2026-27 NHL regular season began on September 29, 2026, and runs through April 10, 2027. For the first time in more than three decades, each NHL team will play an 84-game regular-season schedule, up from 82 games in previous seasons.
Notable dates on the 2026-27 NHL schedule include:
October 25, 2026: NHL Heritage Classic will feature an outdoor regular-season game between the Winnipeg Jets and the Montreal Canadiens at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg.
November 12 & 14, 2026: NHL Global Series in Finland.
December 18 & 20, 2026: NHL Global Series in Germany.
December 31, 2026: NHL Winter Classic will feature the Utah Mammoth hosting the Colorado Avalanche at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, UT.
February 5-6, 2027: NHL All-Star Weekend, hosted by the New York Islanders at UBS Arena in New York.
February 20, 2027: NHL Stadium Series will feature an outdoor regular-season game between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX.
April 10, 2027: Final day of the NHL regular season.
April 2027: 2027 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin.
Fans can browse the NHL schedule on SeatGeek to find tickets by team, matchup, arena, or date.
How do I buy NHL tickets on SeatGeek?
Buying NHL tickets on SeatGeek takes just a few steps:
Search for your favorite NHL team or the game you want to attend.
Select the matchup and game date.
Choose the number of tickets you need.
Use the interactive seat map and filters to compare available sections and prices.
Review the seat location, all-in price, and Deal Score.
Select your tickets and complete checkout.
Follow the delivery instructions included with your order before game day.
Ticket delivery methods and timing can vary by event and seller, so review the details associated with your order.
Where can I buy NHL tickets?
You can buy NHL tickets online through SeatGeek or the SeatGeek app. Fans can browse tickets for all 32 NHL teams and compare available seats and prices for preseason games, regular-season matchups, rivalry games, the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the Stanley Cup Final.
SeatGeek also offers ticket options for many high-demand and sold-out NHL games, with qualified orders backed by its Buyer Guarantee.
What is the best site to buy NHL tickets?
SeatGeek lets fans compare NHL tickets for preseason games, regular-season matchups, sold-out games, rivalry showdowns, the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and the Stanley Cup Final, all in one place using transparent, all-in prices, interactive seat maps, and Deal Score, while eligible purchases are backed by SeatGeek’s Buyer Guarantee.
How much do NHL tickets cost?
NHL ticket prices vary based on the team, opponent, arena, seat location and demand. Lower-level and center-ice seats typically command higher prices than upper-level tickets, while rivalry games, weekend games and Stanley Cup Playoff matchups may also see stronger demand.
Regular-season games can start as low as $40-$75 for upper-level seats.
Lower-level and center-ice seats typically range from $100-$300.
Stanley Cup Playoff tickets tend to be significantly more expensive, with prices varying by round and matchup.
For fans prioritizing proximity to the ice, glass and lower-bowl tickets may cost more. Fans prioritizing value can compare upper-level sections, different game dates and less in-demand matchups.
How can I get cheap NHL tickets?
To find affordable NHL tickets:
Buy early: Prices often go up as the event date gets closer.
Check for last-minute deals: Sometimes, resellers drop prices as the show approaches.
Use Deal Score: SeatGeek ranks listings based on value, so you can find the best price.
Compare sections: Sometimes, moving just a few rows back can save you a significant amount.
How can I buy tickets to a sold-out NHL game?
If an NHL game is sold out, resale tickets may still be available on SeatGeek. Search for the team or matchup, select the game, and browse the available listings to compare sections, prices, and seat locations.
Inventory for sold-out NHL games can change as tickets are listed, so availability and prices may fluctuate before puck drop.
When do NHL tickets go on sale?
NHL tickets typically go on sale in the summer, once the league announces the season schedule. However, single-game tickets for high-demand matchups can sell out quickly. For the best prices, it’s recommended to buy early or monitor SeatGeek for last-minute deals.
What are the best seats at an NHL game?
The best seats at an NHL game depend on your NHL game-day experience preference:
Glass Seats at NHL Games: Put fans closest to the speed, hits, and physicality of the game, letting them feel the intensity of the game up close.
Center Ice Seats at NHL Games: Give fans a balanced view of all the action and sightlines of both ends of the rink.
Club-Level & Premium Seating at NHL Games: Often combine strong sightlines with premium amenities, extra comfort, and exclusive perks, depending on the arena.
Upper Deck Seats at NHL Games: Offers a wider, full-ice perspective view of formations and puck movement at a more budget-friendly, affordable price.
Corner and Behind-the-Goal Seats at NHL Games: Provide excellent views of scoring chances and goaltending.
Can I get last-minute NHL tickets?
SeatGeek makes it easy to find last-minute NHL tickets, even on game day. Many arenas now use mobile ticketing, allowing you to buy tickets and enter the venue using your smartphone.
Can I buy group tickets to an NHL game?
Fans looking for group NHL tickets can select the number of seats they need while browsing a game to find listings with enough seats available together.
Availability for larger groups varies by game and arena. Shopping earlier can provide more options when you need several adjacent seats, particularly for rivalry games, weekend games, and Stanley Cup Playoff matchups.
Where can I buy NHL parking passes?
Parking passes for NHL games are available on SeatGeek for select games and arenas. When parking inventory is offered for an event, fans can compare available passes by price and location before game day. Just select the game you’re attending and check the event details for available parking.
Parking availability, lots, and entry procedures vary by arena, so review the details of the individual pass before purchasing.
Are NHL tickets refundable?
Refund policies vary by NHL game and ticket seller. Some teams offer ticket exchange programs, while others may have strict no-refund policies. Be sure to check SeatGeek’s policies before purchasing.
How do I receive my NHL tickets?
Most NHL tickets are delivered electronically and can be accessed through the SeatGeek app. Some arenas may still offer physical tickets or will-call pickup, but digital tickets are now the most common method for entry.
What should I do if an NHL game is postponed or canceled?
If an NHL game is postponed, your ticket is typically valid for the rescheduled date. If a game is canceled, most teams and ticket providers offer refunds or credits. Always check SeatGeek’s policies for details regarding your specific game.
Does SeatGeek offer Stanley Cup Playoff and Final tickets?
SeatGeek has NHL tickets available for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Conference Finals and Stanley Cup Final. Whether you want to experience Game 7 intensity or see the championship trophy awarded live, SeatGeek has you covered.
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