Sep 22
Sun
07:00pm
Climate Pledge Arena
Seattle, WA
NHL Preseason - Calgary Flames at Seattle Kraken
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Oct 19
Sat
07:00pm
Climate Pledge Arena
Seattle, WA
Calgary Flames at Seattle Kraken
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Oct 28
Mon
07:00pm
T-Mobile Arena
Las Vegas, NV
Calgary Flames at Vegas Golden Knights
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Oct 30
Wed
07:30pm
Delta Center
Salt Lake City, UT
Calgary Flames at Utah Hockey Club
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Nov 07
Thu
07:00pm
TD Garden
Boston, MA
Calgary Flames at Boston Bruins
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Nov 27
Wed
07:30pm
Little Caesars Arena
Detroit, MI
Calgary Flames at Detroit Red Wings
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Nov 29
Fri
03:00pm
Nationwide Arena
Columbus, OH
Calgary Flames at Columbus Blue Jackets
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Nov 30
Sat
07:00pm
PPG Paints Arena
Pittsburgh, PA
Calgary Flames at Pittsburgh Penguins
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Dec 08
Sun
07:00pm
American Airlines Center
Dallas, TX
Calgary Flames at Dallas Stars
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Dec 10
Tue
07:00pm
Bridgestone Arena
Nashville, TN
Calgary Flames at Nashville Predators
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Dec 29
Sun
05:00pm
T-Mobile Arena
Las Vegas, NV
Calgary Flames at Vegas Golden Knights
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Jan 07
Tue
07:00pm
Honda Center
Anaheim, CA
Calgary Flames at Anaheim Ducks
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Jan 13
Mon
06:30pm
United Center
Chicago, IL
Calgary Flames at Chicago Blackhawks
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Jan 14
Tue
07:00pm
Enterprise Center
St. Louis, MO
Calgary Flames at St. Louis Blues
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Jan 16
Thu
07:00pm
Enterprise Center
St. Louis, MO
Calgary Flames at St. Louis Blues
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Jan 25
Sat
06:00pm
Xcel Energy Center
St. Paul, MN
Calgary Flames at Minnesota Wild
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Feb 02
Sun
06:00pm
Climate Pledge Arena
Seattle, WA
Calgary Flames at Seattle Kraken
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Conference: Western
Stadium: Scotiabank Saddledome (capacity: 19,289)
Head Coach: Ryan Huska (June 2023-present)
2023-2024 Season Record: 5-10-0
Legendary Former Players: Cliff Fletcher, Grant Fuhr, Doug Gilmour, Harley Hotchkiss, Brett Hull, Jarome Iginla, Bob Johnson, Lanny McDonald, Al MacInnis, Sergei Makarow, Joe Mullen, Joe Nieuwendyk, Daryl Seaman, Martin St. Louis, Mike Vernon
Fight Song: “Fan the Flames!”
National Championships (Stanley Cup): 1 (1988–89)
Star Players: Nazem Kadri, Yegor Sharangovich, Blake Coleman
The goal of every NHL team is to raise the Stanley Cup, and the Calgary Flames are one of the tent pole teams in Alberta, hailing from the western end of Canada's most populous province since 1972. The Calgary Flames persevered the longest and pulled off the most dramatic style in what is one of the prettiest moves of the past three decades when they won their only Stanley Cup in 1989. Which is their team's home stadium? It went down at Scotiabank Saddledome, playing for the fiery hearts of the brave fan community. Hall of Famers, the likes of Lanny McDonald, Al MacInnis, and possibly Iginla, stand as their hockey heroes.
The Canucks are in first place in the 2023-24 season table (Pacific Division). The Flames are in fifth place, So they did not make it to the playoffs this year. In total, the two teams have played 289 games against each other – of which the Flames won 148; 24 of them ended in a draw.
The last match of the 2023-24 season between the two teams took place on April 16. The Canucks beat the Flames 4-1. The next season starts in October.
The NHL season 2023-24 ended on April 18. The next season will take place from October 4, 2024, to June 2025.
The Calgary Flames preseason usually starts in the last two weeks of September, with each team playing between six to eight games to prepare for the upcoming 82-game regular season. The regular season generally begins in early October.
There are 4 reasons why you should buy preseason tickets for your favorite NHL team:
Support your Team early: Show your support and enthusiasm for the Flames right from the start of the season.
Cheaper prices: Do you have a low budget? Preseason tickets are generally cheaper than regular season tickets.
Accessibility: Preseason games usually have fewer spectators - experience your stars up close.
Rookie check: Who are the new talents and rookies? You can get to know the new Flames team and observe their strengths and weaknesses before the official start of the season.
The 2023-24 NHL season isn’t even over yet. The Florida Panthers and New York Rangers will meet in the Eastern Conference Finals, and the Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers will face off in the Western Conference Finals to determine who will win the 2024 Stanley Cup.
So, tabbing the 16 teams to make the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs may seem like a bit of a stretch, but like the NFL, NBA, and MLB, we can expect most of the usual suspects to still skate in the Postseason.
This year, the Panthers, Rangers, Bruins, Maple Leafs, Hurricanes, Lightning, Capitals, and Islanders made it from the Eastern Conference, with the Stars, Oilers, Avalanche, Canucks, Golden Knights, Predators, Kings, and Jets all qualifying from the Western Conference.
Who could make it next season, and who might not be in the final 16 teams on the ice? The Red Wings and Penguins both just missed out in the East, so any regression by the Capitals and/or Islanders may mean those two may qualify in the No. 7 and No. 8 spots. In the West, it seems the same eight will end up in the Playoffs, just in a different order.
There always seem to be two new teams meeting in the Stanley Cup Finals, and the NHL has arguably the hardest Postseason to navigate, with all four rounds of play both mentally and physically excruciating. Over the past five seasons, the Bruins (240 wins), Avalanche (238), Hurricanes (232), and Maple Leafs (221) are among the win leaders, but none of those four teams are still alive in the 2023-24 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Panthers (224 wins) made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals last season and are in the ECF again this season, so to see Florida skating in the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals would surprise nobody. But expect the mad Bruins, hungry Maple Leafs, disappointed Hurricanes, and the Panthers rivals, the Lightning, to all have something to say about it.
The steady progress the Stars have shown and their ability to eliminate the defending Stanley Cup champions VGK and the mighty Avalanche, shows that this team has arrived, and until the Oilers prove they can play better defense and have a reliable Goalie, Jake Oettinger, and Dallas may be the new team to beat in the competitive Western Conference.
A Panthers-Stars Stanley Cup may be on the menu here in 2024, as well as a year and a month from now in the Summer of 2025.
2024-25 NHL Stanley Cup Prediction: Stars over Panthers, 4-3
The Calgary Flames head into the 2024 NHL draft with 9 picks, including 8 in the first four rounds. GM Craig Conroy may use these to move up in the draft, aiming to secure multiple top-half first-round picks for foundational talent.
Potential trade partners include the Utah Hockey Club, needing defensive help with no signed defensemen for next season. The Flames might trade Rasmus Andersson for Utah’s 6th overall pick. Another possibility is trading Jacob Markstrom to the Ottawa Senators, who need goaltending upgrades, for their 7th overall pick, and Joonas Korpisalo.
You can find the cheapest Calgary Flames tickets starting from $49.30 at SAP Center on Dec 28 on TicketX. Prices can vary depending on venues and dates, so please check for tickets based on the venues and dates of events that you might be interested in attending.
The self-reported average price of Calgary Flames tickets (as of June 11):
Ticket Resale Site | Average Calgary Flames Ticket Price |
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StubHub | $176 |
TicketSmarter | $35-50 |
The price of Calgary Flames tickets varies depending on the rival team and the type of game.
Calgary Flames offers a great variety of merchandise—get your bargain. Since the season is over, there are lots of fan items on offer.
Product | Price |
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Hoodie | $62 |
Socks | $23 |
T-Shirt | $30 |
Hat | $34 |
Phone Case | $18 |
Slippers | $23 |
The Scotiabank Saddledome is a popular multipurpose arena and Calgary Flames hockey club - up to 20,000 visitors can watch their stars in the stadium and host their games. The gates opened on October 15, 1983, and the 1988 Winter Olympics were created.
The area is home to the Calgary Flames (NHL), as well as the Calgary Wranglers (AHL), Calgary Hitmen (WHL), and Calgary Roughnecks (NLL) for sports fans. It also hosted the NHL All-Star Game, the World Junior Hockey Championships, and the Juno Awards on the Saddledome.
Driving: The Saddledome is very easy to access by car. Its address is 555 Saddledome Rise SE, Calgary, Alberta, T2G 2W1, Canada.
Transportation: The Saddledome is accessible via Calgary Transit Buses and C-Train. A short walk to Victoria Park/Stampede C-Train station.
Parking Information:
On-site and street parking available
Pricing: Varies by event and lot
Parking lots include Lots 1-5 and the Parkade
There is nearby off-site parking at Stampede Park
The capacity & availability also vary depending on the event, so we recommend getting here early or, for peak times, taking another method of transportation
The Scotiabank Saddledome asks its spectators to leave bags and purses at home if possible. Or at least to reduce the number of them. The maximum size is 14"x14"x6".
Tickets and Entry: All guests must have an actual ticket, which also requires attendees to pass through a safety check that incorporates X-ray screening in their bags and a steel detector screening.
No Weapon: types of weapons, narcotics, alcoholic beverages, professional cameras, and dangerous goods are prohibited to be brought in.
Alcohol and Tobacco: Alcohol is allowed in designated areas and during certain hours. Only smoking is permitted in specific outdoor areas.
Respectful Conduct: Visitors demonstrate respect and avoid behaviors that inhibit or harass.
Health and Safety Policies: These policies can include entrance requirements, bag size limits, a health check, and special entry procedures.
Procedure: Visitors need to know how to use evacuation paths and what to do in the event of an.
Upper-Range:
The Fairmont Palliser
Hotel Le Germain Calgary
Mid-Range:
Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown
Residence Inn by Marriott Calgary Downtown/Beltline District
Budget-Friendly:
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Calgary Downtown
Travelodge by Wyndham Calgary South
Would you like to know the best seats in advance and book tickets for your favorites? Check the official website of Scotiabank Saddledome. You can also find all the details about the fastest entrance route tailored to your seating area.
According to individual reviews, lower seats give a great view for ice hockey games. For concerts, an end-stage setup is best—near Sections 102, 103, and 104. Please note that these reviews are made by individual reviewers, and experiences may vary between people.
Scotiabank Saddlehome is the home stadium of the Calgary Flames, so your chances of catching your favorite players, such as Nazem Kadri, are increased. Make sure to snag tickets with the best views on TicketX.
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