• Opening Day – Detroit’s Biggest Party, presented by Rocket – set for Friday, April 4 at Comerica Park vs. Chicago White Sox at 1:10 p.m. as part of Opening Weekend with block parties to kick off 2025 season

• Fans entering Comerica Park on Saturdays will enjoy new and unique giveaway items

• Comerica Park’s 25th Anniversary celebrated July 11-13

• Friday Night Party in the Park, presented by Casamigos, returns with themed parties featuring fireworks, live music and pregame food and beverage specials on the Comerica Landing

• Tigers wearing their City Connect jerseys on Friday home games following Opening Day

Single-game tickets for the highly anticipated 2025 Detroit Tigers season will go on sale to the best fans in baseball this Friday, Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. at Tigers.com/Tickets.

Opening Day – Detroit’s Biggest Party, presented by Rocket – is scheduled for Friday, April 4 at Comerica Park against the Chicago White Sox with first pitch set for 1:10 p.m. Opening Day tickets are expected to sell out fast, but fans can guarantee a seat for Opening Day by securing a Tigers 1901 Society membership.

"We’re excited to welcome the best fans in baseball back to Comerica Park," said Ryan Gustafson, President & CEO of Ilitch Sports + Entertainment. “We continue to make investments to enhance the ballpark experience for all fans, and after an incredible 2024 season, there’s never been a better time to be part of Detroit Tigers baseball."

Detroit opens the regular season home slate against the White Sox from April 4-6 and hosts the 2024 American League-champion New York Yankees from April 7-9. The Tigers will host the Kansas City Royals (April 17-20), San Diego Padres (April 21-23) and Baltimore Orioles (April 25-27) for fans to enjoy at Comerica Park.

Fans can catch the Tigers as they face the Pittsburgh Pirates at Comerica Park from June 17-19, and the Toronto Blue Jays will visit for a four-game set from July 24-27. The Tigers will host the Houston Astros for a three-game series Aug. 18-20 and will begin September hosting the New York Mets from Sept. 1-3. Comerica Park will host its final regular season homestand from Sept. 19-21 as the Tigers face the Atlanta Braves before closing the regular season with two road series.  

Fan-Favorite Special Events and Saturday Fan Giveaway Items

Returning for 2025, fans in attendance for every Saturday home game will receive special giveaway items. Quantities are limited, so fans are encouraged to arrive early. Every Friday will again be a themed “Friday Night Party in the Park” presented by Casamigos, featuring fireworks, live music and entertainment and pregame food and beverage specials on the Comerica Landing. Chevy Sunday Kids Days are also back, in which young fans can secure player autographs on the concourse, run the bases after the game and enjoy free rides on the Hi-Chew Ferris Wheel and Carousel.

Longstanding fan-favorite special events like Polish American Night (April 25) and Pink Out the Park (May 24), along with the 23rd annual Negro Leagues Tribute Game, presented by Comerica Bank (June 14), and the 20th annual ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration (Sept. 19) will return to Comerica Park.

The Tigers are excited to introduce several new giveaway items this season, including a retro Tigers windbreaker on April 15, a Comerica Park stadium replica on July 12, a Hawaiian shirt and shorts set on July 26, a jersey designed by Tigers players on Aug. 23 and many more. There will also be four different bobblehead giveaways this season for fans to add to their collections. Tigers bobblehead giveaways include Kerry Carpenter (April 26), Tarik Skubal (May 10), Tyler Holton (June 7) and a mystery bobblehead (Sept. 6).

The complete promotional item schedule is below. Details are subject to change.  

Friday, April 4 vs. Chicago White Sox: Tigers Rally Towel, presented by Meijer

Saturday, April 5 vs. Chicago White Sox: Tigers Flannel Shirt, presented by Comerica Bank

Saturday, April 19 vs. Kansas City Royals: Tigers Retro Windbreaker, presented by Pepsi

Saturday, April 26 vs. Baltimore Orioles: Kerry Carpenter Bobblehead, presented by McLaren Health Care

Saturday, May 10 vs. Texas Rangers: Tarik Skubal Mystery Bobblehead, presented by Meijer

Saturday, May 24 vs. Cleveland Guardians: Pink Seersucker Hat (Pink Out the Park), presented by Karmanos Cancer Institute

Saturday, June 7 vs. Chicago Cubs: Tyler Holton Bobblehead, presented by Fieger Law

Saturday, June 14 vs. Cincinnati Reds: Artist Designed Apparel, presented by Comerica Bank

Saturday, June 28 vs. Minnesota Twins: Baseball Bat Sling Cooler, presented by Miller Lite (21+)

Saturday, July 12 vs. Seattle Mariners: Comerica Park Replica, presented by Comerica Bank

Saturday, July 26 vs. Toronto Blue Jays: Hawaiian Shirt and Shorts Set, presented by Visit Florida

Saturday, Aug. 9 vs. Los Angeles Angels: Tigers Floppy Hat, presented by National Coney Island

Saturday, Aug. 23 vs. Kansas City Royals: Tigers Players Designed Jersey

Saturday, Sept. 6 vs. Chicago White Sox: Mystery Bobblehead

Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Atlanta Braves: Rope Hat (iFiesta Tigres!), presented by Miller Lite (21+)

Theme games and special ticket packages

Several theme games with special ticket packages that include an exclusive giveaway item are also returning, including “University Games” featuring colleges and universities throughout Michigan and the fan-favorite “Bark in the Park” games. Other special ticket packages will include Star Wars (May 9), Peanuts 75th Anniversary (June 8), Juneteenth (June 19), Educator Appreciation (June 24), Beerfest (June 28), Christmas in July (July 27), Grateful Dead (July 29) and much more. Fans interested in special ticket packages can find them here.

Family Deals

The Meijer Sunday Family Value Deal starts at $79, including four upper-level tickets, four hot dogs, four bags of chips and four fountain drinks. The lower-level ticket package starts at $99 for a family of four, including four fountain drinks, four chips and four hot dogs. Tickets will go on sale in March.  

1901 Society Memberships Now Available

The Detroit Tigers 1901 Society is the club’s Season Ticket Membership Program. Designed with fans’ unique needs and interests in mind, the 1901 Society offers unprecedented inside access, unforgettable experiences and exclusive benefits for Detroit’s most loyal fans on a year-round basis.

All members receive year-round invitations to exclusive events, including a merchandise and concessions discount, along with guaranteed Opening Day tickets and access to a complimentary Ticket Exchange program. Membership packages start at just $17 per game. Learn more about becoming a member at Tigers.com/1901Society.

Home Plate Club Memberships Now Available

As part of ongoing enhancements to Comerica Park and the overall Tigers fan experience, the Home Plate Club at Comerica Park will open this season. The new premium club behind home plate will feature all-season seats with heating and cooling capabilities. Home Plate Club memberships include VIP parking, a private ballpark entrance and an all-inclusive food and beverage experience. Learn more about the Home Plate Club and becoming a member at Tigers.com/HomePlateClub.

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Young Forward Serves as Guest Reader, Helps Second Graders Choose New Books

Marco Kasper’s smile was one of the widest in a library full of them on Friday afternoon, when the Detroit Red Wings forward visited second graders at New Glazer Academy in Detroit for the second stop of the 2025 Red Wings for Reading Program.

Presented by the Detroit Red Wings Foundation, Red Wings for Reading is a no-cost literacy program that encourages students in K-5 classrooms across the state of Michigan to increase the time they spend reading both in school and at home.

“Reading is really important,” Kasper told DetroitRedWings.com on Friday. “It develops your language and social skills.”

With that message in mind, Kasper enthusiastically read “Dino-Hockey” – a book by Michigan-based author Lisa Wheeler – to the students before answering their questions and helping them select new books during the charter school’s book fair.

“It’s awesome coming here,” Kasper said. “All the kids asking fun questions, teaching them about hockey in a fun way and thinking about how dinosaurs play hockey. It’s a great way of getting kids involved with hockey and great to give back to the community. It’s always fun to come to schools and read to kids.”

As part of the Red Wings for Reading Program, the Detroit Red Wings Foundation has teamed up with United Way for Southeastern Michigan to support their “My Home Library” program, which provides a set of five complimentary books to each student at schools in Southeast Michigan communities that face a lack of adequate access to reading materials.

Approximately 200 students at New Paradigm Glazer will benefit from 1,000 books on Friday. In all, this year’s program will benefit 600 total students, providing 3,000 books over three school visits.  

Kasper also helped kick off this year’s Red Wings for Reading Program at Madison Elementary School in Madison Heights, Mich. on Nov. 26. For Kasper, aside from spreading the good word about reading, a highlight of his school visits is the Q&A session with the kids.

“You can give better answers to the kids because the media always gets the same answers from us hockey players,” Kasper said. “There’s a lot of fun, different questions and it’s always cool.”

To learn more about the Red Wings for Reading Program, click here.

By Jonathan Mills for DetroitRedWings.com

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Ilitch Sports + Entertainment (IS+E) is proud to announce the integration of innovative location technology what3words to IS+E-operated venues – including Little Caesars Arena, Comerica Park and the Fox Theatre – enhancing guest experiences and making game days and concert experiences safer and more convenient. 

what3words provides a simple way to communicate precise locations. It has divided the world into a grid of 10-foot x 10-foot squares and given each square a unique three-word identifier: a what3words address. Now, every specific gate, parking garage entrance and box office has its ownwhat3words address at all IS+E venues. For example, ///dogs.spin.policy marks the precise entrance of the Little Caesars Arena Box Office. what3words is available in more than 60 languages to date, and is free to use via the app for iOS and Android or the online map at what3words.com.

The technology ensures guests can navigate IS+E venues with ease – from finding parking lots and garages to electing venue entries, locating box offices and all other navigational aspects of Detroit Red Wings, Tigers and Pistons games, as well as concerts and shows at Pine Knob Music Theatre, Meadow Brook Amphitheatre and the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre.

It is also illustrative of IS+E’s commitment to innovating and promoting an easier, safer and better event experience for everyone. While precise what3words addresses can be useful for all fans, the biggest impact is often felt by individuals with accessibility challenges. For those experiencing sight loss and specific accessibility requirements, finding precise locations is crucial, whether accessing a lift or ramp, or simply avoiding walking too far.

Ilitch Sports + Entertainment is constantly looking to enhance the guest experience at all of its venues. Integrating what3words into its navigation tools ensures fans can easily find their way to parking, venue entrances and box offices with pinpoint accuracy. By simplifying the navigational process, guests can have peace of mind and focus on enjoying the event. Implementing what3words is another step towards the organization’s mission to create seamless and inclusive experiences for all visitors.

Guests can continue using ParkWhiz for prepaid parking in The District Detroit and use the what3words address for a chosen parking structure. For example, if guests pay for parking in the Comerica Garage, they can enter from W.Fisher Service Dr. using ///cooks.closer.violin or Montcalm St. with ///tens.words.tribe.

For more information, visit DetroitRedWings.com/Arena/what3words.

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Detroit Places Patrick Kane on Injured Reserve Retroactive to Jan. 21

The Detroit Red Wings today signed right wing Dominik Shine to a two-year contract for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons. Shine will report to the Red Wings. Additionally, the Red Wings have placed right wing Patrick Kane on injured reserve retroactive to Jan. 21.

Shine, 31, has played in 40 games with the Griffins during the 2024-25 season and ranks among the team leaders with 11 goals (T3rd), 21 assists (1st), 32 points (1st), 36 penalty minutes (3rd), four power play goals (3rd), nine power play points (T1st), one shorthanded goal (T3rd), three game-winning goals (3rd) and 89 shots (T1st). The 5-foot-11, 180-pound forward spent the entire 2023-24 campaign with the Griffins, recording 33 points (10-23-33), a plus-eight rating and 73 penalty minutes in 65 regular-season games. Shine also tallied five points (2-3-5) and eight penalty minutes in nine Calder Cup Playoff games, helping the Griffins reach the Central Division Finals. Originally signed by Grand Rapids as an undrafted free agent on March 14, 2017, Shine has compiled 170 points (72-98-170) and 513 penalty minutes in 462 AHL games with the Griffins since 2016-17.

Prior to turning professional, Shine collected 97 points (48-49-97) and 185 penalty minutes in 131 games at Northern Michigan University from 2013-17, serving as an alternate captain during his junior and senior seasons. Shine was named to the All-WCHA Third Team as a senior after leading the conference with 20 goals in 33 contests. He also earned All-WCHA Second Team honors as a junior after leading the Wildcats with 15 goals in 34 games. Before his collegiate career, Shine racked up 134 points (64-70-134) and 503 penalty minutes in 188 games with the Lincoln Stars in the United States Hockey League from 2009-13, serving as team captain in his final two seasons. A native of Pinckney, Mich., Shine played with the Little Caesars Amateur Hockey program while growing up in Metro Detroit.

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Select Stadium Series Merchandise Available at The Team Store as Early as February; Tickets For Outdoor Game Available Online

The Detroit Red Wings players work hard to stay focused on the present moment, but they’re certainly excited for the 2025 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series on March 1, which will see the club face off against the Columbus Blue Jackets at Ohio Stadium.

Another level of anticipation for the marquee event was added last Thursday, when the NHL and Fanatics unveiled the uniforms for both the Red Wings and Blue Jackets.

“I think it gets a little bit more real when those jerseys do come out,” Detroit head coach Todd McLellan recently told DetroitRedWings.com. “I know some of our guys were modeling. There’s a little buzz about it, a little excitement. Some of the helmets have been lying around. That just means it’s getting closer."

“It’s a real honor to play in those games. It’s special, different and unique. So many others participate in it. Family members come in and are a part of it, they get to skate on the ice. It’s such a welcome break, yet it’s a competitive night during the season. Teams that get to play in those games are really fortunate.”

Dylan Larkin was one of the players who modeled the Red Wings’ uniforms, and the captain had nothing but good things to say about Detroit’s new look.

“I think the jersey is beautiful,” Larkin said. “It’s classic. [The front crest with the ‘Detroit’ script wordmark] and the helmet are really cool. They did a great job designing them, and I’m just really excited to play at the Horseshoe in front of that many fans. It’s going to be a special night.”

Designed by Fanatics with input and alignment from both teams and the NHL, the uniforms highlight the cultural and historical identities of both Midwest cities. The automotive industry and rich hockey culture of Detroit drove the design of the Red Wings’ sweaters.

More information about the creativity that went into the Stadium Series jerseys is available here. Stadium Series jerseys will be available for purchase at the Red Wings Team Store, with select Stadium Series merchandise becoming available as early as February.

“They look good,” Andrew Copp said. “I think the game is going to be really exciting…Just a storied venue. You only get a couple of these outdoor games in your career, so you’ve got to enjoy it.”

J.T. Compher likes the look of what he’ll be wearing during the NHL’s 43rd regular-season outdoor game, too.

“It looks really clean altogether,” Compher said. “The game will be super fun when we get there. It’s always hard – we have a lot in front of us until we get to that point, but I’ve played in a couple outdoor games, and they’re fun for the family and people that can come. Just a good bonding experience for the team.”

There will also be some familiarity on both sides of the ice, as the Red Wings (Larkin, Copp, Compher and Tyler Motte) and Blue Jackets (Adam Fantilli, Jack Johnson, Kent Johnson and Zach Werenski) both have four Michigan alumni on their active rosters. Notably, Compher, Copp, Larkin, Motte and Werenski were Wolverines teammates in 2014-15.

“Some of those guys train in Plymouth in the summer with us, too,” Copp said. “It’ll be a fun game. It’s always added intensity when you’re playing against your buddies, so it’ll be a really cool atmosphere. Really looking forward to it.”

Red Wings fans can secure their tickets to this year’s Stadium Series here.

“It’ll be cool,” Compher said. “One hundred thousand people, I’m sure it’ll be rocking.”

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By Jonathan Mills for DetroitRedWings.com

Tech United is a dedicated group of chief information officers and IT professionals from local enterprise companies working with United Way for Southeastern Michigan to help close the digital divide and increase STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) opportunities for students. Since its inception, the group has raised more than $423,000 to support technology access and distributed 1,209 devices to students in our region.

Most recently, Tech United created Learning Journeys, an interactive learning experience designed for fifth grade students to explore future Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) career opportunities. Ilitch Companies, Little Caesars and the Detroit Tigers baseball operations team hosted pilot sessions on January 14 and 16, engaging 90 students from Stevenson Elementary School in Southfield at the Little Caesars Global Resource Center and Comerica Park. Stevenson is one of four United Way Community Schools where they offer wraparound support for students and families.

During the Learning Journey, students were treated to a tour of the Little Caesars Global Resource Center and Comerica Park, participated in a pizza box folding competition, and got to learn more about the science of food and technology in the pizza industry. Students met with the engineers that run the Pizza Portal and witnessed how the Little Caesars team uses technology to build the ordering app that allows customers to order from their phones and grab their pizza from the Pizza Portal in-store.

Excited students got to see the sauce being made and take part in a taste test. They also participated in a coding exercise where they could make a bracelet or necklace using binary code.

“This is the coolest field trip I’ve ever been on— well, this and Greenfield Village,” said Sofia Childress, a 10-year-old student at Stevenson.

At Comerica Park, students had a behind the scenes experience to learn how technology is used to coach players and to create a world-class fan experience. Six members of the baseball operations team shared videos and examples of advanced statistics and computer modeling to aid in player performance feedback. Students observed from afar the offseason construction and video board technology, shared ideas about how technology is used to improve the in-stadium entertainment experience.

“Seeing every single STEM job in one headquarters was just amazing for the kids,” said Melanie Land, community schools coordinator at Stevenson Elementary. “The math with the baseball diamond and the science with the pizza, it brings the kids full circle as to why their education is important.”

Learn more about United Way’s efforts to expand youth opportunity in our region here.

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After its first-ever Super Bowl appearance in 2020, Little Caesars, the third-largest pizza chain in the world and the Official Pizza Sponsor of the NFL, is making a thrilling return to the Big Game with a brand-new commercial. This ad marks the beginning of an exciting multi-channel campaign that promises to capture the hearts (and taste buds) of NFL and Little Caesars fans alike, extending well into March.

The 30-second spot is set to air during Super Bowl Sunday, February 9, 2025 — promising an unforgettable blend of humor, creativity, and mouthwatering pizza-inspired fun that only Little Caesars can deliver. Fans might even catch a tantalizing glimpse of something new and delicious making its way to the menu — though you’ll have to tune in to see exactly what it is.

“We are ecstatic to return to the Super Bowl and are excited to deliver more than just delicious pizza,” said Greg Hamilton, Chief Marketing Officer, Little Caesars. “This year’s commercial highlights what makes Little Caesars unique in a bold, crazy-fun way, and captures the kind of energy we love to share with our fans.  Plus, there might be something new and exciting to reveal about our hottest product, Crazy Puffs, during Super Bowl LIX week.”

Now in its third year as the Official Pizza Sponsor of the NFL, Little Caesars has become synonymous with the NFL, consistently bringing excitement to football fans all season long. From game-day deals that make hosting a breeze to commercials featuring fan-favorite NFL athletes, the brand has established itself as a key player in the NFL’s community of supporters. This year, the Super Bowl LIX ad continues to build on that relationship, showcasing Little Caesars’ unwavering enthusiasm for the sport and its fans and featuring eyebrow-raising talent that transcends sports.

Little Caesars teamed up with its creative agency of record, McKinney, to develop this year’s commercial creative.

“Working with Little Caesars on this campaign has been an incredible experience,” said Jameson Rossi, Creative Director at McKinney. “Their bold, fun, and innovative approach to connecting with their fans aligns perfectly with what we strive to achieve creatively. The Super Bowl LIX spot is just the beginning of a larger effort to remind viewers why Little Caesars is such a beloved and iconic brand.”

To keep up with what Little Caesars has in store for its pizza and football fans, visit LittleCaesars.com, download the Little Caesars app, and follow us on TikTok, Instagram, and X.

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Ilitch Sports + Entertainment announced the grand opening of The Taphouse presented by Bell’s Brewery inside Little Caesars Arena before the Detroit Red Wings’ home game on December 18.

Little Caesars Arena concessionaire Delaware North operates The Taphouse, which includes an exterior entry option on Henry St. between the arena’s Google Entry and Comerica Entry Southeast.

“We are thrilled to extend our partnership with Bell’s Brewery, an iconic brand in the state of Michigan,” Ilitch Sports + Entertainment Chief Commercial Officer Chris Coffman said about the Kalamazoo, Mich.-headquartered brewery. “We look forward to our fans and guests enjoying The Taphouse and for them to have another lively place to visit before, during or after an event at Little Caesars Arena.”

Bell’s offers a large array of craft beer, including frequent seasonal releases and limited-edition selections. With staples like Oberon Ale, Hopslam Ale and Two Hearted IPA, Bell’s has used a hyper-local approach to earn national popularity and a loyal following.

“Bell’s is proud of our Michigan-based roots, and we’ve loved being able to bring exceptional craft beer to our communities for nearly four decades,” Bell’s Executive Vice President Carrie Yunker said. “I think one of the fun pieces is that this space will certainly have access to some specialty rare Bell’s beer. Not only will fans get to enjoy Michigan’s favorite IPA like Two Hearted, they will also get some fun treats that are generally reserved for our bar only in Kalamazoo.”

The Taphouse inside Little Caesars Arena boasts 18 beers on tap and more than 15 canned selections, while offering a wide variety of non-alcoholic beers and cocktails. The menu features 18 food items, including seven dishes that incorporate Bell’s beer into the recipe. Local favorites include the Hamtramck Hoagie, the Traverse City Cherry Salad and more.

“We’re so excited to have Bell’s as a partner. This space is going to be an unbelievable gathering place before, during and after games--Red Wings, Pistons, concerts, all events,” Ilitch Sports + Entertainment Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships Mike Singer said. “It’s the right partner, and we couldn’t be more excited to have them. It’s a Michigan brand, a local brand, a brand that makes sense for fans. The product is unbelievable, and the fans are really going to enjoy it.”

Columbus Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings face off at legendary Ohio Stadium on March 1

Today, the National Hockey League (NHL) and Fanatics, the League’s authentic outfitter, unveiled the uniforms for the 2025 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™ between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Detroit Red Wings. The marquee event, marking the League’s 43rd regular-season outdoor game, will be played at the iconic Ohio Stadium, Home of the Buckeyes, on March 1, 2025. The uniforms, designed by Fanatics with input and alignment from both teams and the League, highlight the distinct cultural and historical identities of both Columbus and Detroit.

Starting today, 2025 NHL Stadium Series jerseys will be available for pre-order exclusively at all Blue Jackets and Red Wings team store locations. Stadium Series jerseys will be available at a later date for purchase at the Red Wings Team Store, with select Stadium Series merchandise becoming available as early as February.

The Blue Jackets’ uniform pays tribute to the rich history of Ohio and Columbus. The design draws inspiration from the uniforms worn by the Union Army, with the jersey featuring several military-like details, including:

• A chevron sleeve stripe denoting the rank insignia of the era.

• Shoulder featuring a new “CBJ” mark surrounding two crossed hockey sticks, a nod to the unit designation pins worn on the front of soldier’s slouch caps.

• A front crest featuring “The Cannon,” derived from the Blue Jackets alternate logo and key element of any Columbus Blue Jackets home game, colored with new metallic silver and red accents.

Additional design elements honor the Blue Jackets’ home state. Captain and Alternate Captain designation letters are displayed within a state of Ohio-shaped patch, while the inside back neck includes “Columbus Blue Jackets” wordmark in conjunction with a buckeye leaf pattern, the state tree of Ohio. The uniform is completed with the star from the team’s primary logo on the pants and a helmet design that features an oversized metallic application team logo and player number.

The Red Wings' uniform celebrates the world-renowned automotive industry and hockey culture of Detroit. The design incorporates several auto-inspired elements, including:

• A front crest with a bold new custom "Detroit" script wordmark inspired by automotive insignias.

• Laser-perforated details in the wordmark and back numbers, visually consistent with a car’s upholstered leather interior.

• Debossed speed stripes on the sleeves and socks reminiscent of racing car aesthetics.

• A helmet design that features a racing stripe and oversized winged wheel on each side of the player helmet with metallic flake finish inspired by automotive paint.

Detroit’s uniforms also include special touches to the team’s history, including a hem loop label featuring the honorary team mascot, and pants containing the wordmark of the popular "Hockeytown” hometown slogan. The primary logo of the Red Wings is placed on the left shoulder of the uniform. Both uniforms include the “2025 NHL Stadium Series” designation on the inside back hem as a commemorative touch to this marquee matchup. The Stadium Series event crest is affixed to the right shoulder location.

The general public can purchase tickets to the 2025 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series at Ticketmaster.com. Ticketmaster is the only official marketplace of the NHL®, providing fans with the peace of mind in knowing the seats they buy on Ticketmaster.com and the Ticketmaster app are the seats they’ll get.

NHL and the NHL Shield are registered trademarks and NHL Stadium Series name and logo are trademarks of the National Hockey League.  NHL and NHL team marks are the property of the NHL and its teams.  © 2025 NHL.  All Rights Reserved.

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