NHL Fan Fair Tickets
NHL NHL Fan Fair Tickets
See the best stars in hockey with your NHL Fan Fair tickets from TicketSmarter. The National Hockey League succeeded the National Hockey Association (NHA) in 1917. After disputes among the founding members of the NHA, the Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Wanderers Ottawa Senators and Quebec Bulldogs voted to form the NHL. The winningest team from the NHL competed in the interleague competition for the Stanley Cup. The Toronto Arenas took home the 1918 Stanley Cup after defeating the Vancouver Millionaires of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association. Since 1926, the competition for the Stanley Cup has officially been associated with only the NHL.
After the league expanded in the 1920s and 1930s, it drastically was reduced due to the effects of the Great Depression and World War II. By the 1942-43 season, the league was shortened to only six teams, known as the “Original Six.” For 25 years, these teams remained as the only members of the NHL. Teams like the Boston Bruins, Chicago Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings competed during this stretch.
NHL Fan Fair tickets are available for games that feature these original teams, as well as premier hockey events. The NHL Winter Classic is held annually in an outdoor stadium. Wrigley Field and Fenway Park are MLB stadiums that hosted the Winter Classic. It has also been held in NCAA Football stadiums like Notre Dame Stadium. NHL All-Star Game tickets are also available, as well as tickets to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The league rapidly expanded in 1967 and is made up of 32 teams as of the 2020-2021 season. Many of these teams have affiliations with AHL teams, such as the Providence Bruins and the Hershey Bears.
NHL Fan Fair Ticket Prices
Expect NHL Fan Fair ticket prices to be impacted by the teams that are competing, the arena location and the type of game.
How much are NHL Fan Fair tickets?
Fans can usually get into a regular-season NHL game for around $30 to $40. As the seats get closer to the ice, tickets can be around $100 to $150. Tickets to events like the NHL Winter Classic have been known to be in the $150 to $250 range. Stanley Cup Playoffs tickets will usually sell out and be in high demand. Cheaper tickets can be purchased for opening-round games and can be around $100 to $300. Stanley Cup Finals tickets can begin in the $500 range for cheap tickets. Seats that are closer to the ice can be in the $1,000 range.
NHL Fan Fair Schedule
Preseason NHL games will be played in September. After a series of exhibition games, the NHL regular season will kick off in October and run through April. The 32 teams will compete in an 82-game schedule. Each conference is divided into two separate divisions. The NHL Winter Classic takes place on New Year's Day each year. At the midpoint of the season, the NHL All-Star Weekend will commence.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin in mid-April and wrap up in mid-June with the Stanley Cup Final. The top eight teams from each conference will compete to decide the conference champion. Each round will feature a best-of-seven series between teams. Browse through the NHL Fan Fair schedule above to see which events currently have tickets available.
When do NHL Fan Fair tickets go on sale?
Annual events like the NHL Winter Classic and the NHL All-Star Game usually have tickets available around a year in advance. Regular season tickets can be purchased once the schedule is released in late-June. Stanley Cup Playoffs tickets go on sale once the field is set at the conclusion of the regular season. There is no need to worry about presale codes when you purchase your NHL Fan Fair tickets from TicketSmarter.
NHL Fan Fair Seating Chart
Find NHL tickets for events in major arenas such as Madison Square Garden. The 20,000-seat hockey arena features a variety of affordable and premium seating options. Balcony seating allows fans to get in for the lowest prices to see teams like the New York Rangers take on the New Jersey Devils. Seats in the 200-level are perfect for fans who are willing to pay a little extra to get closer to the ice. Ringside seats can be found in the 100-level section and will come at a premium price.
Venues like Michigan Stadium have been known to host the NHL Winter Classic. When the Toronto Maple Leafs took on the Detroit Red Wings in 2014, the 105,491-seat stadium was sold-out completely. The rink sits between the 15-yard lines and is easily viewable from every seat in the stadium. Seats in sections 1 and 23 bring fans the best views of the action unfolding on the ice. Cheaper NHL Winter Classic tickets might be found in the corners of the stadium in sections 18 and 40. Use TicketSmarter’s seating chart to find your seats to the next NHL event.
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