Where To Buy 2022 Stanley Cup Finals Tickets
The 2022 Stanley Cup finals will pit the Colorado Avalanche against the Tampa Bay Lightning, who are going for their 3rd consecutive Stanley Cup championship. All games in the 2022 Stanley Cup finals start at 8pm ET. * denotes if necessary. Primary market Stanley Cup Finals tickets are sold out for both teams.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Fee-Free Stanley Cup Finals tickets which also include a Refund Guarantee. Our Refund Guarantee states that if an event is canceled or deemed unfit for fans to attend, TicketIQ will refund ticket buyers in as soon as 15 days. That means that you can buy from TicketIQ worry-free. Customers on TicketIQ save between 15%-25% compared to other secondary market ticketing sites. You can also buy now and pay later on TicketIQ using Quadpay.
2022 Stanley Cup Finals Schedule
The 2022 Stanley Cup finals will pit the Colorado Avalanche against the Tampa Bay Lightning, who are going for their 3rd consecutive Stanley Cup championship. All games in the 2022 Stanley Cup finals start at 8pm ET. * denotes if necessary,
- Game 1: Tampa Bay at Colorado: Wednesday, June 15th
- Game 2: Tampa Bay at Colorado: Saturday, June 18th
- Game 3: Colorado at Tampa Bay: Monday, June 20th
- Game 4: Colorado at Tampa Bay: Wednesday, June 22nd
- *Game 5: Tampa Bay at Colorado: Friday, June 24th
- *Game 6: Colorado at Tampa Bay: Sunday, June 26th
- *Game 7: Tampa Bay at Colorado: Tuesday, June 26th
How Much Are 2022 Stanley Cup Finals Tickets
On TicketIQ, prices in Denver at Ball Arena start around $635 for Game 1 and go as high as $1,500+ for the cheapest tickets for a potential Game 7. Prices at Amalie Arena start at just over $520 for Game 3 and go as high as $900+ for a potential Game 6. Below is a look at the average price and get in price for each game, as well as the series average for both teams, and overall.
| 2022 STANLEY CUP FINALS | ||
| COL vs TBD | Avg | Get-in |
| Game 1 @ COL | $1,180 | $636 |
| Game 2 @ COL | $1,751 | $826 |
| Game 3 @ | $1,392 | $520 |
| Game 4 @ | $1,543 | $540 |
| Game 5 @ COL | $2,990 | $1,184 |
| Game 6 @ | $2,317 | $903 |
| Game 7 @ COL | $4,368 | $1,672 |
| Series Avg | $2,220 | |
| Avalanche Avg | $2,572 | |
| Lightning Avg | $1,751 | |
Last year's Stanley Cup Finals series had average list price on the secondary market is $4,659, which is easily the most expensive we've ever tracked. Besides 2021, which had prices inflated due to reduced capacity in Montreal (just 3,500 fans), the 2022 Stanley Cup Finals are the most expensive we've ever tracked. Below is a look at the team and series average prices for each Stanley Cup Finals since 2011:
| YEAR | TEAM | AVG | SERIES AVG |
|
2022
|
Avalanche | $3,092 |
$2,826
|
| Lightning | $2,472 | ||
|
2021
|
Lightning | $2,200 |
$4,659
|
| Canadiens | $7,962 | ||
|
2019
|
Bruins | $1,913 |
$2,006
|
| Blues | $2,098 | ||
|
2018
|
Capitals | $2,724 |
$2,190
|
| Golden Knights | $1,655 | ||
|
2017
|
Predators | $2,664 |
$1,949
|
| Penguins | $1,233 | ||
|
2016
|
Sharks | $1,271 |
$1,118
|
| Penguins | $964 | ||
|
2015
|
Blackhawks | $2,117 |
$1,554
|
| Lightning | $990 | ||
|
$2,014
|
Rangers | $2,139 |
$1,740
|
| Kings | $1,341 | ||
|
2013
|
Blackhawks | $1,437 |
$1,386
|
| Bruins | $1,335 | ||
|
2012
|
Kings | $1,387 |
$1,036
|
| Devils | $684 | ||
|
2011
|
Canucks | $2,055 |
$1,629
|
| Bruins | $1,203 |
