Lincoln Stars Tickets

Lincoln Stars Hockey Tickets

See some of the best rising hockey stars compete with Lincoln Stars tickets. The Lincoln Stars play junior ice hockey for the city of Lincoln, Nebraska as a Tier I team in the United States Hockey League. They play their home games out of the city’s Ice Box Arena and are currently coached by Rocky Russo.

The Stars moved to Lincoln in 1996 after the construction of the Ice Box. Led by Josh Langfeld of the Detroit Red Wings as well as Derek Reynolds, the Stars posted a 40-13 record in their inaugural season--one of the best expansion seasons in the history of the United States Hockey League. They then dominated the playoffs to secure their first Clark Cup in 1997.

Over the next five years, the Stars sold out every one of their home game matches, forcing an expansion of the Ice Box Arena. For every one of their first seven seasons, the team advanced to the playoffs, and in 2003 they claimed the Clark Cup for the second time. By that time they had won three regular seasons titles and established themselves as one of the leading junior teams in the sport. Buy Lincoln Stars tickets today for a chance to see this powerhouse team on the ice.

How much are Lincoln Stars tickets?

The price of tickets will vary depending on the opponent, location and level of competition. For example, a regular-season game will be less expensive than a playoff game.

Lincoln Stars Ticket Prices

Average Price: $31.80 is the average price per ticket.

Cheap Ticket Options: Lincoln Stars tickets start as low as $6.49.

Premium Seating: Premium Lincoln Stars tickets cost as much as $282.69.

When is the next Lincoln Stars game?

The next Lincoln Stars game is scheduled for December 5th, 2025 at 7:00pm. There are 36 games left on the schedule.

Where is the next Lincoln Stars game?

The next Lincoln Stars game will be held at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth.

Are Lincoln Stars games family-friendly?

Yes! Lincoln Stars games are designed to be family-friendly with affordable tickets and a more laid-back atmosphere. Hockey games can get pretty loud, so make sure to pack headphones for younger children. You may also want to bundle up if you’re sitting closer to the ice.