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Nashville Predators History
The Predators joined the NHL in 1998 during a two-year expansion that saw the League add the Atlanta Thrashers, Columbus Blue Jackets and Minnesota Wild. The team made its first trip to the Playoffs during the 2003-04 season, and proceeded to make the postseason six of the next seven seasons. Nashville won its first Playoff series against the Anaheim Ducks in 2011, and returned to the second round again the following spring.
Two seasons later, with Peter Laviolette as Head Coach, Nashville began their four-year run as a Stanley Cup contender. With P.K. Subban arriving ahead of the 2016-17 season to anchor the defense, the Preds upset the Chicago Blackhawks, St. Louis Blues and Anaheim Ducks in consecutive Playoff series to reach the 2017 Stanley Cup Final. That streak had two distinctions: It was the first time a No. 8 seed knocked out a top seed (the Blackhawks) and the Predators became the first team in two decades to win 10 consecutive home Playoff games.
Facing the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Final, the Preds lost the first two games before storming back to take Games 3 and 4. After a decisive Pittsburgh home victory, the Penguins prevailed 2-0 in Game 6, with both goals coming in the final two minutes.
Filip Forsberg, who re-signed with the team for eight seasons in July 2022, is the Predators’ second all-time leading scorer. Roman Josi, Pekka Rinne, Mike Fisher and Steve Sullivan have all won NHL awards, while Josi, Rinne and former captain Shea Weber have the distinction of being NHL First-Team All-Stars for the club. The Nashville Predators have made the Playoffs 16 times.
Nashville Predators Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1997
Team Colors: Predators Gold, Navy Blue, White
Team Rivals: Detroit Red Wings, St. Louis Blues, Minnesota Wild, Anaheim Ducks
Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena
Located in downtown Nashville, Bridgestone Arena(Opens in new tab) opened in 1996 and has been home to the Nashville Predators since the franchise was established in 1998. Since opening, Bridgestone Arena has played host to the NHL All-Star Game in 2016, and Games 3, 4 and 6 of the 2017 Stanley Cup Final.
The Nashville Predators 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 Nashville Predators. 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 Nashville Predators 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 Nashville Predators game can cost anywhere between $50-$200.
The Predators have made one appearance in the Stanley Cup Final (in 2017), but have never won.
The seating map for Bridgestone Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
Parking is readily available around Bridgestone Arena. 5th and Broadway, Music City Center, Pinnacle, and multiple other garages are easily accessible and within a short walking distance.
Yes, Bridgestone Arena is an accessible venue.
Bridgestone Arena is a smoke-free facility. The venue also has a no re-entry policy. The use of recording devices (audio/visual) are not allowed. iPads, selfie sticks and Go-Pros are also not allowed.
Children under the age of two may sit in a parent’s lap.
Bought the parking pass with the NHL tickets but there was no direction on what to do at the garage. There were QR scan codes at the parking spots and the sign was talking about how to pay. Nothing telling us what to do since we had already paid. After the event the parking garage gate was up so we left. No attendants entering or departing.
Excellent experience! Great seats thru Ticketmaster and great time at the Predators game and they won!
It was wonderful The Predators were great Hope the year is filled with this kind of excitement…
Game was great. Tickets are expensive relative to the cramped seating. If you're a tall person (6'3"+), your knees will be pushing up against the seat in front of you. Not comfortable at all. If you're tall, try to get in a row where there are not seats directly in front of you.
So I've been away from the Hockey area for a bit. But now that I'm moving forward with retirement. I found a Clarksville game last week that was absolutely awesome. On the glass front row. 101 A seat 4. Really nice. Plus it included the White Claw Lounge. All your food and drink included. What a great deal. Thank you so much
Absolutely a great experience. To see the Preds play in Clarksville was amazing! Regular season games please?!?!
Took the family to a Preds game during the kids Spring Break week since we were not able to go out of town this time. We had a great time! It's always a great event when you go to watch the Preds play at Bridgestone! Food was awesome as always. The 2 team stores are always fun to walk through and browse. The game itself was fun as always. My wife and I even made it on the jumbotron... LOL! Great time in Nashville with the Preds!
As a visitor to Nashville from England. We thought we would like to see a game of hockey. We had a great time brilliant family atmosphere have never experienced anything like it .crazy place just ashame predators lost 3-2
Fun, family friendly nice venue. Clean and well laid out.
For my own personal experience, I’m sure I would have had a better time if The Toronto Maple Leafs had won. I’m a die hard Leafs fan but Nashville is the closest NHL franchise to where I live for me to see them play. This was the fourth game my wife and I have seen in Nashville. We always have a good time but… whenever the Predators score, they play the most obnoxious song I’ve ever heard at any hockey game! Unfortunately for Toronto fans like me, the Predators scored quite a bit more towards the end of the game! When Nashville wasn’t scoring, the fans were quiet and enjoyed the game. When they did score, it was awful! The Bridgestone Arena is a very nice facility and the staff were friendly and helpful. After the game, win or lose, they close Broadway off to vehicles in Nashville and the night life is incredible!