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Florida Panthers games are among NHL's most affordable

Naomi Feinstein

Brady Tkachuk Florida Panthers high fives teammates after scoring against the Carolina Hurricanes during the first period at Amerant Bank Arena. — Panthers fans won't have to break the bank to see Brady Tkachuk in action this season. Photo: Carmen Mandato/Getty Images

The Florida Panthers may be among the NHL's top teams, but seeing them in action won't cost you an arm and a leg.

Why it matters: It costs a family of four $262 to see the Panthers — the sixth-lowest price in the league, according to a new report.

Zoom in: The total includes $180 for four tickets, $10 parking, $26 for two beers, $14 for two sodas and $32 for four hot dogs.

But the team does have some of the league's priciest food and drinks, the report found.

Zoom out: A family of four would spend the least to see the Ottawa Senators at $183, while they would spend the most to see the Montreal Canadiens at $732, followed by the New York Rangers at $584.

State of play: The Panthers open the NHL season against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, North Carolina, at 5pm on Tuesday night.

The team's home opener is on Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6pm against the Minnesota Wild.

Yes, but: If the Panthers are as good as many expect, be prepared for ticket prices to increase.

The fine print: The report used on SeatGeek's "lowest price" averages across 2022–2025 regular-season home games per team and cross-checked against TickPick for select markets.

Bookies.com used its 2025-2026 arena survey for concession and parking prices.

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