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Pittsburgh Penguins History
The Pittsburgh Penguins joined the National Hockey League for the 1967-1968 season during the League's expansion from six to 12 teams. The Penguins played at Civic Arena (nicknamed "the Igloo") until the 2009-2010 season, when they moved to PPG Paints Arena (formerly CONSOL Energy Center).
Postseason appearances have been nearly a birthright for the Penguins and their fans since the 1990-1991 season, after which they won five Stanley Cup Championships. They've won six conference championships and earned the Stanley Cup Champion title in back-to-back seasons (2016 and 2017) with coach Mike Sullivan and the great Sidney Crosby as captain at the helm.
In the 2005 NHL Draft the Penguins selected Crosby as their No. 1 pick. Dubbed “The Next One,” Crosby has spent an historic 18 seasons with the Penguins and entered the 2023-2024 at 25th on the league’s all-time scoring list.
The franchise boasts more than a dozen former players in the NHL Hall of Fame, including Mario Lemieux, Ron Francis, Mark Recchi, Bryan Trottier, and Paul Coffey. The Penguins most recently made the playoffs in 2022. To date, they've appeared in the playoffs 37 times.
Pittsburgh Penguins Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Metropolitan
Year Founded: 1967
Team Colors: Black, Pittsburgh Gold, White
Team Rivals: Philadelphia Flyers(Opens in new tab), Boston Bruins, New York Rangers, Washington Capitals
Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena
PPG Paints Arena(Opens in new tab) has served as the home ice of the Pittsburgh Penguins since the arena opened in 2010. With seats up to 24 inches wide, the arena offers some of the most comfortable seating arrangements in the NHL. The arena also features an HD center-ice scoreboard for high-tech entertainment, replays and scores, as well as two 360-degree LED rings that encircle the seating bowl, making a first-of-its-kind experience for Pittsburgh sports fans.
Heading to PPG Paints Arena for a game? Get info about the arena's features, seating options and more.
Learn more about this historic rivalry.
The Pittsburgh Penguins 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 Pittsburgh Penguins. 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 Pittsburgh Penguins games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. You can find Pittsburgh Penguins tickets for as low as $50.
The Penguins have made six appearances in the Stanley Cup Final, and have won the Stanley Cup five times (in 1991, 1992, 2009, 2016 and 2017).
The seating map for PPG Paints Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
The seats were fabulous! I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. I have sat in A section before but these C section seats were great! The game was terrific. Price was a bit high but to be expected for a Stanley Cup Playoff game! I would recommend a Pens game to anyone. It is a great time and money well spent. A must do for Pens hockey fans!
The game was amazing, one of the best games I ever attended. The enery was great and had great seats
Great game, great crown, great atmosphere! It of course helped that the Pens won and continued on to win the cup!!!!!!
I was amazed that I was even able to get tickets to the event. It was tremendous excitement, the atmosphere in the arena for the game was off the charts. I could not get the smile off of my face for 3 or 4 days! Would get as many tickets as possible to all similar events!
THE GAME WAS GREAT!! THE PENGUINS WON THE CUP!! THE PENS WERE DOWN 2-0 AND THIS IS THE GAME WHERE EVERYTHING TURNED AROUND. AN EXCITING SERIES AND WAS THRILLED TO HAVE GONE TO ONE GAME THANKS TO TICKETMASTER!!!!!!
This was an awesome game on the way to the Stanley Cup. I only wish I could have gone to more games. Limited view seats are good value.
Pens win 7-4 in a game that saw 3 lead changes and an unforgettable perfomance by Evgeni Malkin. Malkin's Hat Trick was the individual performance of the evening. This was the best Penguins game that I have been lucky enough to attend.
Pens Playoff Hockey is always amazing. Especially this years journey to the Stanley Cup victory. It's always a wonderful atmosphere catching a game at the Igloo. Great times and great memories.
Awesome hard nosed hockey in game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The hitting and the will to win by the Pittsburgh Penguins in this game really set the tone for a sweep. The goal tending was excellent on both sides and Phenom, Evgeni Malkin was just heating up in this game to dominate the entire series with a goal and an assist. Miroslav Satan and Phillipe Boucher also had clutch goals to prove their worth as the Pens edged the Canes in a hard fought 3-2 overtime victory to open the series. What a game!
It was a great game, particularly since I was in front of some very quiet Red Wings fans!! Sid, Geno, Jordan, Tyler, the Flower. What a game and what a night!
Event was great. Seats were located in limited view area but it was still an unforgetable experience
Got lucky...........called that am and was fortunate to get tix to game. Dead center ice. Never had such a great view of the game before. The place was rocking and so were the Pens. Took my daughters one who just turned 16 for her birthday and the other 18. The Pens organization is a class act. They know what their fans want too. The team sells out and they still give 'giveaway's" at the game. Nice touch! Koodo's to the Organization and to the Penguins.....On edge of seat whole game. Most exciting sport to see in person . Can't wait to go again. Great game, great fans............
This was the first Stanley Cup playoff game me and my husband had ever been to, and we weren't disappointed. If you're a Penguin fan and have never been to a playoff game, save your money and go. During a regular season game, it's exciting to watch your team win, but it's amplified during a playoff game. Everyone is on the edge of their seat and everytime your home team gets a goal, you're hugging strangers and high fiving people two rows down from you. It's just crazy excitement. This particular game was pure domination of the "Cardiac Canes". They didn't have a chance from game one and this magnified it. But what I'll always remember is Malkin. He was just playing like a madman. Everytime he was out on the ice, he caught your eye because he was always up to something. Then that wrap around goal was sick. It felt like the roof was going to blow off the Igloo. The most memorable Penguin game been to so far.
Malkin's Hat Trick was amazing. Cam Ward lost his liquor license on the backhand. Not sure how Geno did it.
Great seats and the game was awesome. Playoff games are def the best games to go to.
Nice that the Pens offer tickets to the common fan and don't sell all their tickets to season ticket holders!
This was one of the best hockey games Ive seen. I never screamed so much in my life while watching this game. I loved every second of it.
Took my daughter to the game.She had a blast and I got a free pass from my wife to see the Pens.On the road to the Cup!
This was my first Penguin game in years, and first ever playoff game. After attending the amazing AFC Conference Championship at Heinz Field, I can say that this playoff atmosphere is comparable. The crowd was incredible. The standing room tickets gave us a great view--I might even PREFER standing to sitting. We could get to the concession stand and restrooms quickly, and it made celebrating goals easy--we could run around the concourse and slap hands with all the other peanut-gallery standees. That said, it wasn't really peanut gallery. The view of the ice was excellent, and hanging tvs made up for the fact that the center scoreboard was obstructed
Awesome, high scoring game. Pens won! Malkin had a hat trick.