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28 upcoming NHL games, from about $4.00.

NHL game action

The NHL's 32 teams skate from October into the spring Stanley Cup Playoffs. Pick a club below for its home and away schedule, or compare live prices on every upcoming NHL game.

Hockey sits between football and baseball as a market. There are plenty of home dates, but arenas are smaller than ballparks, so supply is tighter than the schedule length suggests and good seats in the lower bowl stay expensive even on quiet nights.

Rivalry games and visits from the league's traditional draws move prices hardest, and in a lot of buildings a Saturday night is a different product from a Tuesday against the same opponent. Sightlines matter more in hockey than in most sports, which is why the premium for the lower bowl behind the benches holds up even when a game is not in demand.

Prices also firm up noticeably once a playoff race is live in the final month, so a late-season date bought early is usually the better trade.

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NHL ticket prices right now

NHL ticket prices: across 32 teams and 2,560 games, the median get-in price is $53 a ticket. The cheapest team to watch is Columbus Blue Jackets at a median $36; the most expensive is Montreal Canadiens at $123, 3.4 times as much. Read from our own listings on 23 September 2026.

Each figure below is the median get-in price across that team’s upcoming games — the cheapest seat actually listed for a game, not an average of all seats and not a total. Figures include the 20% booking fee; tax, and a delivery charge on a small number of listings, are added at checkout. Open a team for its full table, every game priced, and a CSV.

TeamGamesMedian get-in
Columbus Blue Jackets 81 $36
St. Louis Blues 84 $38
Nashville Predators 83 $39
Winnipeg Jets 83 $41
Calgary Flames 83 $43
Florida Panthers 82 $46
New Jersey Devils 84 $46
Dallas Stars 82 $47
Buffalo Sabres 82 $48
Detroit Red Wings 81 $48
New York Islanders 82 $48
Ottawa Senators 41 $49
Tampa Bay Lightning 80 $49
Anaheim Ducks 83 $49
Vancouver Canucks 84 $50
Boston Bruins 82 $53
Chicago Blackhawks 84 $53
San Jose Sharks 84 $53
Philadelphia Flyers 82 $55
Los Angeles Kings 84 $55
Carolina Hurricanes 82 $58
Colorado Avalanche 83 $58
Utah Mammoth 83 $58
Vegas Golden Knights 84 $60
Seattle Kraken 82 $61
Washington Capitals 82 $63
Pittsburgh Penguins 82 $65
Edmonton Oilers 84 $66
Minnesota Wild 84 $67
Toronto Maple Leafs 40 $70
New York Rangers 82 $94
Montreal Canadiens 81 $123

Median of the 32 team medians, not of every game: a team that plays twice as often should not count twice as much. 2,558 of 2,560 games carried a live price at that reading; the rest had no listing and are excluded from the arithmetic rather than counted as zero.

See the Ticket Price Data Center for every market we publish, and the methodology behind the figures.

Upcoming NHL games (28)

Add-ons, not event tickets

Parking, tailgates and passes 8

These are add-on products rather than admission to the event itself, so they are listed separately and are not counted among the upcoming dates above.

Looking for more? Browse all Hockey tickets.

Inside the NHL schedule

This page lists 28 upcoming NHL dates. They run from September 24, 2026 through September 26, 2026. 13 fall on a weekend and 15 on a weekday.

These dates reach 23 cities across 19 states, including Seattle, Washington, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Columbus, Ohio.

Dates on the calendar include NHL Preseason: Seattle Kraken vs. Calgary Flames on Sep 24; NHL Preseason: Philadelphia Flyers vs. Boston Bruins on Sep 24; NHL Preseason: Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Pittsburgh Penguins on Sep 24.

Starting prices currently range from about $4.00 to about $144.00. The lowest entry point is NHL Preseason: Detroit Red Wings vs. Buffalo Sabres on Sep 24, about $4.00.

Need a hotel for NHL game day?

Most of the NHL events on this page are in the 6 cities below, and each one opens a hotels page for that city. Properties are listed with the real distance from the middle of town, so you can see what is a walk and what is a drive before you book, and the same pages break out the hotels beside each individual venue.

Rooms near a venue are the first to go on an event night, and hotels price against the same demand the tickets do, so what is left tends to cost more the closer the date gets. Rates are live for the nights you choose. Every city page also lists what else is on while you are in town and, where there are any, the cheaper hostel beds nearby.

Or jump straight to a city that has NHL events coming up:

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Frequently asked questions

Is StubOrder affiliated with NHL?

No. StubOrder is an independent ticket resale marketplace and is not affiliated with NHL, its teams, or any venue box office.

Are NHL seats in a listing next to each other?

Yes. Seats in a NHL listing are adjacent unless the listing notes say otherwise.

Does StubOrder list NHL championship events?

Yes. Regular-season, postseason, and marquee NHL events are listed as sellers add inventory, so the biggest dates appear here alongside the rest of the schedule.

How do I buy NHL tickets on StubOrder?

Pick a team or event below to open its page, compare the listed seats and prices from professional sellers, choose a quantity, and check out in a few steps.

What delivery options are there for NHL tickets?

Most NHL listings deliver by mobile transfer or instant download, and hard stock tickets ship by FedEx with tracking. The delivery type is shown on every listing before you buy, and a small number of listings add a delivery charge.

How much are NHL tickets?

Across 32 teams and 2,560 games, the median get-in price is $53 a ticket - the cheapest seat listed for a game, before the booking fee, read on 23 September 2026. It varies hugely by team: Columbus Blue Jackets runs a median $36 and Montreal Canadiens $123. The full table is on this page and every figure is free to cite.

Where should I stay for NHL game day?

It depends on the fixture, because every NHL game is in a different city. The hotel links on this page open the 6 cities with the most fixtures on the schedule above, busiest first, and each is labelled with the town the venue stands in, which for a lot of NHL venues is a suburb rather than the city the club is named after. Pick the fixture first and open its page: where that venue has a hotels page of its own, the event page links the rooms beside it.