January 22, 2015
It’s been a dominant year for the Anaheim Ducks. With one game remaining before the All-Star Break, the Ducks will skate into the midway point with the best record in the NHL. Anaheim has won four straight and seven of their last 10, posting 66 points through its first 46 games. With 36 more games remaining, the Kings and Flames will serve as the Ducks’ top-priced and least expensive home games this season.
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The defending Stanley Cup champion Kings head to the Honda Center on February 27, which will be the most expensive home game on the Ducks schedule in the second half. The average price for Ducks vs Kings tickets is $166.39 and the get-in price starts at $50. With the Kings losing their last three games, the average secondary price for the late-February game has fallen 6% from last week’s average of $175.
The Ducks’ final game before the All-Star break will be played against the Flames on January 21, which also serves as the team’s cheapest remaining home game. Ducks vs Flames tickets is $52.36 and get-in price is listed at $7. The Flames sit in the middle of the Pacific division at 25-18-3 and have won their last four games and seven of their last 10.
As the leading team in the NHL, fans can expect the Ducks to make a spirited run in the postseason come April. Ticket prices will likely continue to rise at the Honda Center as Anaheim continues its winning ways in the second half of the season.
