Columbus Blue Jackets Tickets

Columbus Blue Jackets Tickets

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1. How much are the Columbus Blue Jackets tickets?

Ticket prices for Columbus Blue Jackets games vary based on the matchup, location, and seating preferences. For example, upcoming games have tickets starting at:​

• March 4, 2025, at Tampa Bay Lightning: Tickets start from $17.​

• March 6, 2025, at Florida Panthers: Tickets start from $11.​

• March 9, 2025, at New York Rangers: Tickets start from $92.​

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2. How to buy Columbus Blue Jackets tickets?

To purchase Columbus Blue Jackets NHL tickets on Gametime.co, follow these steps:

1. Visit Gametime.co: Navigate to the Columbus Blue Jackets tickets page.​

2. Select a Game: Browse the schedule and choose the game you wish to attend.​

3. Choose Your Seats: Use the interactive seating chart to select your preferred seats.​

4. Review and Purchase: Check the ticket details and proceed to checkout to complete your purchase.​

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3. How to save money on Columbus Blue Jackets tickets?

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4. What's the cheapest game to see the Columbus Blue Jackets?

The most affordable upcoming game is:​

• March 17, 2025, vs. New Jersey Devils: Tickets start from $7 at Nationwide Arena, Columbus, OH. ​

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5. What time do doors open for a Columbus Blue Jackets game?

Typically, doors at Nationwide Arena open 60 to 90 minutes before the scheduled game time. It's advisable to arrive early to enjoy pre-game activities and avoid last-minute crowds.​

6. How do I find my seat in the stadium?

Upon entering Nationwide Arena, refer to your ticket for seat details. Ushers and clear signage are available to assist you in locating your seat.​

7. Is parking available at the stadium?

Yes, parking is available at Nationwide Arena. There are more than 15,000 parking spaces within a 10-minute walk of the arena, with prices ranging from $10 to $20. ​gametime.co

8. How long are Columbus Blue Jackets games?

Most NHL games, including Columbus Blue Jackets matches, last between 2.5 to 3 hours, accounting for intermissions and potential overtime.​

9. How much are center ice tickets?

​Center ice ticket prices for Columbus Blue Jackets games at Nationwide Arena vary depending on the opponent and seating section. For the upcoming game on March 15, 2025, against the New York Rangers, tickets start from $35. 

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10. Can I get a refund if I can't attend a Columbus Blue Jackets game?

With the Gametime Guarantee, you get a full refund if the event is canceled. If you can’t attend, you can resell your ticket or file a claim with xCover if you bought ticket insurance.​

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More About the Blues

Right around the turn of the century, the NHL finally made its way to Ohio. The Columbus Blue Jackets became one of two expansion teams (along with the Minnesota Wild) to join the league in 2000, bringing the NHL to 30 teams. Despite the team’s mascot being a large bug, the name Blue Jackets is actually a reference to the important role that both Columbus and Ohio played during the Civil War.

Singing the Blues

Columbus followed the pattern of most expansion franchises, which is to say that they struggled early in their history. The Blue Jackets failed to qualify for the playoffs in their first seven seasons, never finishing any higher than 11th in the Western Conference during that time. It wasn’t until the 2008-09 season that they broke through and reached the Stanley Cup Playoffs, only to get swept by the Red Wings in the first round. That turned out to be the team’s only playoff appearance in their first 12 NHL seasons.

In Their Rightful Place

For the 2013-14 season, the NHL finally got around to implementing some much-needed realignment, which resulted in Columbus being moved to the Eastern Conference. In addition to being where they belonged geographically, the switch seemed to suit the Blue Jackets. That season, Columbus reached the playoffs for the second time in franchise history. They may have lost the series to the Penguins, but they did win their first two playoff games ever, dropping the series 4-2.

The Eastern Conference has continued to be far more friendly and forgiving to the Blue Jackets than the Western Conference. Columbus reached the playoffs in three consecutive years starting in the 2016-17 season. More importantly, the Blue Jackets finally won their first-ever playoff series in 2019, sweeping the Lightning in the first round before falling to the Bruins in the second round. The team can only hope their first playoff series win is a sign of things to come as they enter their third decade in the NHL.