NHL releases official logo for 2026 Winter Classic, tickets to go on sale next week
Earlier this year, it was announced that the Panthers would be hosting the 2026 Winter Classic at loanDepot park against the New York Rangers.
The game is set for Jan 2, and tickets to the general public will be going on sale next week.
For more information on tickets, click here.
According to the NHL, ticket sales will begin on Wednesday, June 4 at 10 a.m.
Along with the announcement came a new image showing the official 20206 Winter Classic logo.
It features Miami-themed neon blue and pink colors, along with a snow-covered palm tree.
The 2026 Winter Classic will be the first ever outdoor game in Panthers franchise history.
It will also become the southernmost outdoor hockey game in NHL history.
Fans looking for additional official information on the Panthers in the Winter Classic can head to FloridaPanthers.com/WinterClassic.
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