Colorado Avalanche Tickets

Colorado Avalanche Tickets

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1. How much are the Colorado Avalanche tickets?

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

• March 4, 2025, vs. Pittsburgh Penguins: Tickets start from $63. ​

• March 6, 2025, vs. San Jose Sharks: Tickets start from $37. ​

• March 8, 2025, vs. Toronto Maple Leafs: Tickets start from $77. 

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2. How to buy Colorado Avalanche tickets?

To purchase Colorado Avalanche NHL tickets on Gametime.co, follow these steps:

1. Visit Gametime.co: Navigate to the Colorado Avalanche 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 Colorado Avalanche tickets?

Fans can save money on Colorado Avalanche tickets by:​

• Utilizing Gametime Picks: Access amazing, great, and super deals for excellent seats.​

• Waiting for Last-Minute Deals: Ticket prices often decrease closer to the event start time, offering potential savings.​

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4. What's the cheapest game to see the Colorado Avalanche?

The most affordable upcoming game is:​

• March 6, 2025, vs. San Jose Sharks: Tickets start from $37. ​

For more details, visit Gametime's Avalanche vs. Sharks page.

5. What time do doors open for a Colorado Avalanche game?

Typically, doors at Ball 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 Ball 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 Ball Arena. Official lots and nearby garages offer parking options. It's recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.​

8. How long are Colorado Avalanche games?

Most NHL games, including Colorado Avalanche 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 vary based on the game and seating section. For specific pricing, consult the seating chart on Gametime's Colorado Avalanche page.​

10. Can I get a refund if I can't attend a Colorado Avalanche 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.​

For the most current information and ticket purchases, visit Gametime's Colorado Avalanche page.

More About the Avalanche

For a city that sits at the base of the snow-covered Rocky Mountains, it took Denver long enough to get a pro hockey franchise. However, the Mile High City finally got a team in 1995 when the Quebec Nordiques relocated to Denver and became the Colorado Avalanche. In the 20+ years since their move, Denver and the Avalanche have proven to be a perfect fit, with the franchise selling out 500 of their first 515 home games.

Instant Success

The Avalanche fit into Colorado right off the bat and immediately gave the city a Stanley Cup win in their inaugural season of 1995-96. Oddly enough, the Nordiques hadn’t won a playoff series since 1987 and had missed the playoffs entirely in six of their last eight seasons in Quebec. However, it only took the Avalanche one season to win a championship.

The winning didn’t stop there. The Avalanche won their first-ever Presidents’ Trophy the following year and reached the Western Conference Finals three times in the next four years. The team returned to the top of the mountain during the 2000-01 season, once again winning the Presidents’ Trophy before capturing the Stanley Cup for the second time in six years behind all-time greats like Joe Sakic, Ray Bourque, and Patrick Roy.

What Happened?

The Avalanche made the playoffs in each of their first 10 seasons in Colorado, but things took a sudden turn when they were swept by Anaheim in the 2006 Western Conference Semifinals. The team saw their playoff streak come to an end the next season, and Colorado only reached the playoffs three times in the next 10 years, winning just one playoff series during that span. They're far from the laughing stock of the NHL, but the Avalanche of the 2010s are also a far cry from the team that dominated the league in earlier years. Fingers crossed that they find their footing again soon!