How to buy Florida Panthers NHL Stanley Cup Finals tickets
How to buy Florida Panthers NHL Stanley Cup Finals tickets
For the third consecutive season, the Florida Panthers are headed to the Stanley Cup Finals.
The Panthers eliminated the Carolina Hurricanes in five games, winning all three road games in the series including a wild back-and-forth Game 5, and will once again represent the Eastern Conference in the upcoming finals.
Florida defeated the Edmonton Oilers in seven games last year to win the team's first Cup in franchise history.
While the Western Conference representative is not yet known, there's a good chance we will get a rematch of last year's finals, as Edmonton leads the Dallas Stars 3-1 in their best-of-seven game conference final.
Here is everything you need to know in order to purchase Florida Panthers 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Finals tickets.
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No matter which team comes out of the West, the Panthers will start the Stanley Cup Finals on the road. That means Amerant Bank Arena will host Game 3 and Game 4 of the finals, and would host Game 6 should the series progress that far.
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NHL Stanley Cup Finals schedule
The league has not yet released the Stanley Cup Finals schedule. It will likely depend on when the Western Conference Finals between the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars wraps up, which could be as soon as Thursday, May 29.
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