Questions about what this means for your tickets to upcoming games? See our FAQs below for answers on how we’re working with the NHL, individual teams and venues to make sure you have the most up-to-date information.
Head to NHL.com for more info on the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The National Hockey League, one of the oldest professional sports leagues in North America, brings fans the most thrilling game on the biggest stage, featuring the most talented players from around the world. Every game — from the moment the puck drops at center ice — is guaranteed to be dramatic, exciting and always captivating entertainment. When it's time for your team to face off, be ready with Ticketmaster Verified Tickets. And with Fan-to-Fan Resale in the mix, you have a power play when it comes to getting in every time. Ticketmaster is the Official Marketplace of the NHL® and your source for Verified Tickets to catch all of the “you have to see this!” action.
With the conclusion of the regular season, we're working closely with the NHL and the individual teams to refund all remaining orders. Fans will get an email updating them with the latest info.
When you visit your account and see a “Sell” button on your order, you’re probably good to go. Just click the button to set your price and list your tickets.* When your tickets sell, we ensure you receive the correct funds through a hassle-free, direct deposit. You can also edit or remove your listing anytime.
*In certain instances an artist, team or venue may not allow resale for certain rows/seats.
Please visit our guidelines on canceled and rescheduled events for up-to-date info.
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The NHL® pre-season gives fans and players plenty of what they crave after a long offseason: Fast-paced, unpredictable, must-see hockey. During these exhibition games, coaches experiment with changes in their roster and playbooks, and NHL pre-season ticket holders get to see the excitement unfold firsthand. The pre-season only runs from September to October, so mark it on your NHL schedule. There’s something for everyone in this season’s 2019–20 NHL regular season schedule. From October to April, all 31 teams play 82 action-packed games. Make sure you're ready for historic rivalries, can’t-miss match-ups and must-see events including iconic outdoor games such as the Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic®, Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic™ and the NHL Stadium Series™. The NHL® All-Star Weekend festivities feature the greatest players from across the League in head-to-head challenges and the NHL® All-Star Game. Cheer in the stands while you can, and get the most out of every game this season. When it comes to NHL regular season tickets, the puck drops here.
All-Time Stanley Cup® Winners Trophies
Eliminate or be eliminated. NHL® teams play like their legacy depends on it during the Stanley Cup® Playoffs. The top three teams in each division plus two wild card teams from each conference leave everything on the ice in an emotional battle. With four exciting rounds (quarterfinals, semifinals, conference finals and, of course, the ultimate round, the Stanley Cup Final), each best-of-seven series has fans on their feet cheering, laying it all on the line for their favorite team. Be there to help your team hoist one of the most revered trophies in all sports — the Stanley Cup®. Witness the win for yourself, and get in guaranteed with Playoffs and Stanley Cup® Final tickets from Ticketmaster.
The Stanley Cup® Final dates back to March 18, 1892, when Lord Kilcoursie of the Ottawa Rebels hockey club announced on Lord Stanley’s behalf that, “It would be a good thing if there were a challenge cup which should be held from year to year by the champion hockey team in the Dominion (of Canada).” Shortly thereafter, Lord Stanley purchased a silver cup measuring 7.5 inches in height and 11.5 inches in width. In 1893, the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association Hockey Club was awarded as the first champion of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada. Today, the Stanley Cup® is the most prestigious award in the NHL®. Over the history of the Cup, the Montreal Canadiens have won 24 times, the Toronto Maple Leafs 13 times, and the Detroit Red Wings 11 times.
