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Official Ticket Marketplace of the Colorado Avalanche
Colorado Avalanche History
The Avalanche, who have won three Stanley Cup Championships (1996, 2001 and 2022), began as the Quebec Nordiques of the World Hockey Association in 1972. After capturing one WHA title, the Nordiques joined the NHL in 1979. The franchise moved to Denver in 1995 and became the Colorado Avalanche under the leadership of Pierre Lacroix.
In the Avalanche's 28 years in Colorado, the team has captured 12 Division Championship titles, three Conference Championship titles, three President's Trophy honors, and has retired six player jerseys including Joe Sakic, Peter Forsberg, Milan Hejduk, Patrick Roy, Adam Foote and Ray Bourque.
Colorado Avalanche Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1995
Team Colors: Black, Blue, Burgundy
Team Rivals: Detroit Red Wings, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames
Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena
The 2022 Stanley Cup Champions Colorado Avalanche bring their fast-paced and hard-hitting style to Ball Arena, home to one of the most interactive fan experiences in sports. Ever since the Avalanche debuted in Colorado over two decades ago, the team has inspired a passionate following — fans that gave the franchise the NHL record for most consecutive sold-out home games during the 1995-1996 season.
The Colorado Avalanche’s 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Crypto.com Arena, when the Avalanche face off against the Los Angeles Kings. The Avalanche play their final game of the regular season at home against Western Conference rivals the Edmonton Oilers. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Colorado Avalanche.
The Avalanche have made three appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won all three times (in 1996, 2001 and 2022). They are the only NHL team that has won at all of its appearances in the Stanley Cup Final.
The seating map for Ball Arena can be viewed here.
We recently attended an Avs game and had a blast (helped that they beat Dallas). Everything was very organized and efficient; from ticket check, beverage and merchandise, to finally existing the game after the victory. Really looking forward to our next visit.
The seats sucked I couldn't fit and I'm only 180 pounds.
Seating is a little tight for big and tall people at Ball Arena. Awesome NHL hockey game experience
Love being so close to be able to watch live games. Looking forward to more games before the season is over.
There isn’t really a bad seat In Ball Arena, especially when you get to see Nathan Mackinnon score four goals. We were sitting on the attack twice side in the 3rd row of the upper bowl and had a blast watching the Avs Take down the capitols 6-2. The crowd was electric and as the Avs scored each of their 6 goals of the night we all got to shout Hey! Hey! Hey! And WOOP WOOP! As a crowd to celebrate each of the many goals and cheer on the team. Highly recommend catching an Avs game to anyone who hasn’t been before. In my opinion it’s one of the best things to do in Denver.
Very easy to find the tickets that I want. Best place to get tickets.
New seating area for us was easy to get it and great view of the ice! We usually sit more center ice but this was a nice change up and tickets not as expensive. Would like a better map to find specific snacks as I couldn’t find my favorite zebra caramel popcorn this game. It was a sold out crowd so it was extra fun to beat the Bruins with a sea of Bruins fans in attendance !!
What a fun game! There wasn’t a dull moment from puck drop to Choo Choo’s shoot out goal! I loved all the AVS fans drowning out all those black and yellow wearing Bruins fans!
I took my 6 year old niece to her first hockey game. It was so entertaining she just loved it! Wish there were more food courts on the 3rd level because the lines were too long. We missed too much of the game waiting in those lines.
There appears to be either a shortage of ushers or they they not going their jobs because at the Avalanche game on 12/31, there was constant flow of people walking up and down the aisles at all times - not just during the stoppage in play which is common knowledge/courtesy. It was noticeable and really negatively impacted our experience.
Our first professional hockey game in the books and it couldn’t have been better!!! We are hooked and will be back! Let’s go Avalanche!!!!
I paid full price for a full price experience, but the seat I paid for to see the attack twice end had a thick pole/railing blocking my view of the end I paid to see. This seat needs to be labeled obstructed and price reduced. Sadly I have that same seat on two more games and not thrilled about it.
The Avalanche won! It was a 5 star win. I give it 5 stars.
I purchased a ticket for the Avalanche Flyers game on Dec 9 and had seats 9 and 10 in center balcony. Only we didn't have any seats when we arrived at the game. In my 55 years of attending hockey games, it is the first time I have ever encountered a "Standing Room Only"seat at an arena hockey game. And an NHL game at that!! I had not noticed that the row on the purchase had the acronym, SRO. At the time it did not even register in my mind that this could be a standing ticket, as the ticket stated we had seats 9 and 10. If there was any explicit notice that we were going to have to stand through the game, I never saw it. VERY disappointing!!!!
Took my daughter to this game as part of her College Graduation Gift. Couldn’t have hoped for a better experience start to finish if I tried. Goals Galore and a come from behind 2 goal deficit in the 3rd with the go-ahead / winning goal coming from a (our favorite) MacKinnon Breakaway Top Shelf Laser. Life is Good…Thanks to all the Powers that be in the Universe. Super Grateful 🙏
Too bad they lost, but still a good time overall. #GoAvsGo!
Had so much fun, it was my mom’s first time going and she had so much fun. Great food, fans and experienc. #GoAvsGo
Out of town fan making their way around the rinks of the NHL. Really like the arena. Certainly near the top of the list so far. Spacious and great sight lines. Very little waiting for a urinal! Only complaint is I could not find access to the main team store and exiting via escalators/stairs from 3rd level was terribly inefficient which was very surprising
I purchased six tickets for the game just hours before the event. However, I did not realize they were standing room only (SRO) tickets. I must have missed that detail on the phone app. I was initially disappointed, but it turned out to be a great game, and our group was able to communicate with each other in a way that would not have been possible in "seats,"so it all worked out fine. However, I would suggest a clearer representation on the phone app so the buyer fully understands that they are purchasing SRO tickets.
Great seats, great win for the Avalanche! Great time with the family!
