Colorado Avalanche Tickets

Depending on the game, Colorado Avalanche tickets can be priced well above or well below face value on the secondary market, but with No Fees, TicketIQ can get you into Ball Arena for 10-20% less than other secondary ticket sites. The cheapest ticket price for the next NHL Preseason: Colorado Avalanche vs. Minnesota Wild game at Ball Arena on Sunday, September 24 is currently $16.00 and the average ticket price is $109.49. The most expensive ticket for this NHL Preseason: Colorado Avalanche vs. Minnesota Wild game is $2,261.00. No matter what seats you're looking for, you'll get the best deals on your tickets at TicketIQ because we have no fees and what you see is what you pay.

There are 4,645 tickets still available on TicketIQ for the next NHL Preseason: Colorado Avalanche vs. Minnesota Wild game at Ball Arena on Sunday, September 24.

The Colorado Avalanche play their home games at Ball Arena.

The Colorado Avalanche are playing in the following cities:
• Ball Arena (Denver, CO)
• Xcel Energy Center (Saint Paul, MN)
• American Airlines Center (Dallas, TX)
• T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas, NV)
• Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles, CA)
• SAP Center (San Jose, CA)
• Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle, WA)
• UBS Arena (Elmont, NY)
• PPG Paints Arena (Pittsburgh, PA)
• KeyBank Center (Buffalo, NY)
• Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, TN)
• Mullett Arena (Tempe, AZ)
• Honda Center (Anaheim, CA)
• Canada Life Centre (Winnipeg, MB)
• United Center (Chicago, IL)
• Enterprise Center (St. Louis, MO)
• Scotiabank Arena (Toronto, ON)
• Centre Bell (Montreal, QC)
• Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa, ON)
• TD Garden (Boston, MA)
• Wells Fargo Center - PA (Philadelphia, PA)
• Madison Square Garden (New York, NY)
• Prudential Center (Newark, NJ)
• PNC Arena (Raleigh, NC)
• FLA Live Arena (Sunrise, FL)
• Capital One Arena (Washington, DC)
• Amalie Arena (Tampa, FL)
• Little Caesars Arena (Detroit, MI)
• Scotiabank Saddledome (Calgary, AB)
• Rogers Arena (Vancouver, BC)
• Rogers Place (Edmonton, AB)
• Nationwide Arena (Columbus, OH)

Ball Arena is at 1000 Chopper Circle in Denver, Colorado. To get to Ball Arena for a Colorado Avalanche game or any other event, you have several transportation options:

Driving: If you choose to drive, multiple parking lots are around the arena, but it's a good idea to arrive early to find a spot. Parking fees may vary depending on the event.

Public transportation: The Regional Transportation District (RTD) provides public transportation services in Denver. You can take the light rail or buses to get to Ball Arena. The nearest light rail station is the Pepsi Center/Elitch Gardens Station, served by the C, E, and W lines. From the station, it's a short walk to the arena.

Ridesharing: Services like Uber and Lyft operate in Denver so you can book a ride directly to Ball Arena.

Biking: If you prefer to bike, Denver has a bike-friendly infrastructure and bike racks are available near the arena.

Walking: If you're staying in downtown Denver, Ball Arena is within walking distance of many hotels and attractions.

Yes. You can purchase parking passes for every Avalanche game on TicketIQ. Click the "Parking" filter for each game to view all available listings.

While many higher-demand Avalanche home games sell out on the primary market, TicketIQ has seats available for all games, and at times prices can be lower than face value.

If the Colorado Avalanche make the Stanley Cup Playoffs, tickets will be available for all games on TicketIQ. Prices for playoff tickets are generally significantly higher than regular season games.

Below is a look at the Stanley Cup Playoff format:

The NHL Playoffs includes four best-of-seven series. Eight teams from each conference make the playoffs. The top 3 seeds from each division automatically qualify, while the remaining top two point getters from each conference get in as Wild Cards. The Eastern Conference 1st Round and the Western Conference 1st Round occur as follows:

Brackets for each conference are split by division. The 2 & 3 seeds in each division square off, while the lower seeded Wild Card battles the higher ranked division winner. The winners of each series in each conference will square off in the Eastern Conference Semifinals and the Western Conference Semifinals. There is no reseeding and the higher seed still has home ice advantage.

The winners of the second round then face each other in the Conference Finals to determine which teams will represent each conference in the Stanley Cup Finals. After the first two rounds, the home team switches from the higher ranked team to the team with the better regular season record. All series throughout the Playoffs are in a 2–2–1–1–1 format.