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433 upcoming events · 24 venues · Boston, Buffalo, Calgary, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Edmonton, Sunrise, St Paul, Montreal, Nashville, Kanata, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington, Winnipeg

Tickets from

$26

309,536 available

SeatNav Market Intelligence

Market Status

Available

Price Range

26 – 269.81

Events

433

Tickets Available

309,536

Demand Distribution

Moderate 14%Available 86%

🌎 City Comparison

All Events

Venues

NHL — Ticket Intelligence

NHL has 433 upcoming shows across 24 cities including Boston, Buffalo, Calgary, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Edmonton, Sunrise, St Paul, Montreal, Nashville, Kanata, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington, Winnipeg. Performances are scheduled at TD Garden, KeyBank Center, Scotiabank Saddledome and 21 more. Tickets range from $26 to $269.81, with 309,536 tickets currently available.

📈Market Pressure

Available

Current market analysis shows wide availability across most dates for NHL shows. 14% of dates show moderate, 86% of dates show available. Winnipeg offers tickets starting at $188.5, while Kanata starts at $26.81.

📊Availability

Strong

5 weekend dates have tickets available.

💰Price Spread

Wide

The best value date is Thursday, October 15 at Amerant Bank Arena, with tickets from $26. Weekend tickets start at $26. There is a significant price range between dates, so comparing options can lead to substantial savings.

🎯 Buying Guidance

Tickets are widely available. Flexible dates can offer significant savings.

🗓️Tour Rhythm

NHL shows run from September 29 to April 10, 2027, a span of 193 days. The average gap between show dates is 1 day. Saturday is the most common performance day, with 92 of 433 shows (21%).

📊Price Distribution

The median ticket price across all NHL shows is $39.75, with the lowest at $26 and the highest at $269.81. Weekend and weekday prices are comparable, with medians of $40 and $39.75 respectively. The highest ticket price is 10x the lowest, reflecting a wide range between budget dates and premium availability.

🔍Market Context

Kanata has the strongest demand signal (moderate), while Winnipeg offers broader availability (available).

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are NHL tickets?

NHL tickets range from $26 to $269.81. There are currently 309,536 tickets available across 433 shows.

Where is NHL playing?

NHL has upcoming shows in Boston, Buffalo, Calgary, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Edmonton, Sunrise, St Paul, Montreal, Nashville, Kanata, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington, Winnipeg. Kanata has 41 shows, Dallas has 6 shows, Raleigh has 41 shows, Edmonton has 14 shows, Denver has 42 shows, Nashville has 1 shows, Calgary has 42 shows, Vancouver has 1 shows, Pittsburgh has 14 shows, Tampa has 42 shows, St Paul has 14 shows, Montreal has 2 shows, Salt Lake City has 13 shows, Washington has 2 shows, Columbus has 13 shows, St. Louis has 42 shows, Detroit has 16 shows, Sunrise has 41 shows, Toronto has 2 shows, Philadelphia has 5 shows, Buffalo has 16 shows, Seattle has 12 shows, Boston has 10 shows, Winnipeg has 1 shows.

When is the next NHL show?

The next NHL show is on Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at Lenovo Center.

Are NHL tickets still available?

Yes. There are 309,536 tickets available across 433 upcoming dates. Current market status is available.

When is the best time to buy NHL tickets?

Tickets are widely available. Flexible dates can offer significant savings.

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