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Official Ticket Marketplace of the Columbus Blue Jackets
Columbus Blue Jackets History
The Columbus Blue Jackets—whose name pays tribute to Ohio's substantial contributions to the Union army during the Civil War—joined the NHL as an expansion franchise in 2000.
The Blue Jackets played their first 12 seasons as a member of the Western Conference, making their first foray into the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2008-2009 led by All-Star winger Rick Nash and Rookie of the Year goaltender Steve Mason.
NHL realignment saw the team move to the Eastern Conference in 2013-2014, and the Blue Jackets have since collected six winning seasons and qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs five times. Columbus was one of just three teams to earn playoff berths in four consecutive seasons from 2016-2020, joining the Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals.
In 2018-2019, the eighth-seeded Blue Jackets faced off against the Presidents' Trophy-winning and top-seeded Tampa Bay Lightning in the first round of the playoffs. The Blue Jackets shocked the heavily-favored Lightning as they became the first team in NHL history to earn a four-game sweep in the first round of the playoffs against a team with the league's best regular-season record.
Columbus Blue Jackets Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Metropolitan
Year Founded: 2000
Team Colors: Union Blue, Goal Red, Capital Silver, White
Team Rivals: Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators
Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena
The Columbus Blue Jackets have played at Nationwide Arena(Opens in new tab) since their inaugural season in 2000. Located in the heart of The Arena District downtown, the arena features a 1857 Napoleon replica cannon that blasts when the Blue Jackets hit the ice at the start of the game, when they score, and at the end of the game following a Columbus win.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Columbus Blue Jackets. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Ticket prices for Columbus Blue Jackets games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Columbus Blue Jackets game can cost anywhere between $30-$150.
The Blue Jackets have never appeared in the Stanley Cup Final.
The seating map for Nationwide Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
The view was great. The seating was very cramped. The concession food was terrible and way over priced. Love the atmosphere there. They love their Bluejackets without being over bearing. This is our 5th game in 3 years. It's now our tradition to go twice a year to Columbus to see our Islanders play.
Very nice event for the season ticket holders and seat license holders. This is truly a good way of showing appreciation for the fan base. Players, staff and everyone very gracious and welcoming.
Disappointed in the loss by the Leafs but arena staff were friendly at the Columbus game.
I enjoyed the experience but ticket master service charges are to high. Thanks. Empty Pockets
Everything was great except parking. My email confirmation verified that I had the added parking, but the parking pass didn’t show up with the tickets. Folks were nice in the front street garage, but it was an unnecessary delay. Game tickets worked flawlessly and that part was super easy.
What an amazing experience!!!!! I had an amazing time with my husband and we won! Go Jackets as they say!
Back in 2022 me and my best friend we went to the CBJ vs. the Detroit Red Wings game and we had a great time during halftime we went downstairs and got us some food and drink it was a self-served buffet and of course the CBJ won the hockey game and I got's to take a picture with stinger the CBJ Mascot
Great venue. location is convenient for out of towners. Sat in club seats. Would recommend to anyone.
Columbus has the nicest venue by far in the 30 years i`ve been going to games. From the staff to the Columbus fans, it is an awesome venue. It was a joy watching a loss.
The team is average at best. I don't know why the Blue Jackets can't put a playoff caliber team together. As for Nationwide arena it is top notch! Great views from the top of the stadium. The Blue Jackets guest experience was great how they try to keep the fans involved. The towels for fans on the back of seats was an added bonus.
Was there to see the Pittsburgh Penguins! The game was exciting. Other than the Pens losing it was an enjoyable evening. The venue is great! 😊
I was concerned about how everything would work out but it turned out to be very efficient. The seats were better than I anticipated.
Took my grand daughter and enjoyed every moment…Olivier set the tone and the Jackets dominated the best talent in the league the rest of the way…
Very nice arena. But lacking in overall fan experience. Could try a little harder to get the crowd going.
Great venue.. good food will go back to see more CBJ hockey games. Hopefully they start winning more games.
The bluejackets was a great time and the venue was amazing. It would of been better if they would have won.
My Wife and Myself went on the 10th of February… it was my Wife’s 1st time!!!! She had a blast, we will definitely be back.
Seats could be a little bigger but what can you do. The bacon on a stick is great
Attended a Bluejackets-Devils game at Nationwide Arena. Great arena, great game, and a great overall experience with a hotel (Drury Inn) within walking distance of the arena and lots of entertainment and food options in the Arena District around the arena. Great venue for a hockey game!
My wife and I had a blast as usual at the Blue Jackets game!