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Sep 24

Tue

07:00pm

Amalie Arena

Tampa, FL

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Sep 28

Sat

07:00pm

Amerant Bank Arena

Sunrise, FL

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Carolina Hurricanes

Conference: Eastern Conference

Division: Metropolitan Division

Stadium: PNC Arena (capacity 19,500)

Head Coach: Rod Brind’Amour (2018-present)

2023-24 Season Record: 52-23-9

Legendary Former Players: Ron Francis (C), Eric Staal (C), Rod Brind’amour (C)

Fight Song: “Roll with It”

National Championships (Stanley Cup): 1 (2006)

Star Players: Martin Necas (RW), Sebastian Aho (C/LW), Andrei Svechnikov (W)

Carolina Hurricanes

The Carolina Hurricanes are an American professional ice hockey team based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Established in 1972 as the New England Whalers in the World Hockey International Association, the group moved to the NHL in 1979 as the Hartford Whalers and afterward changed their name in 1997. The Hurricanes are members of the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference. Their first win at the Stanly Cup came in 2006. The team has a passionate fanbase and is known for its aggressive, fast-paced play in the home PNC Arena.

Rival Teams

Carolina Hurricanes vs Montreal Canadiens

Ever since the Carolina Hurricanes moved to Raleigh, they have developed a rivalry with the Montreal Canadiens. The rivalry kicked off in 2019 when the Montreal Canadiens made a potentially tampering offer in an effort to poach the Carolina Hurricanes' top-skilled player in Sebastian Aho.

It was given more credence when the Hurricanes barely edged out the Canadiens in an opening night shootout, adding more fuel to the fire amongst the fan bases. The last game took place on March 31st. The Hurricanes won against the Montreal Canadien 0-3.

Carolina Hurricanes vs Washington Capitals

The Carolina Hurricanes and Washington Capitals will meet for the 200th time in their next game. The Carolina Hurricanes have won 75 games against their rivals in the entire series. The Washington Capitals hold the overall record of 105-60-14-10 against the Hurricanes. The Carolina Hurricanes have an overall record of 3-0-2 in their last five games against the Capitals.

The April 6th 4-2 win of the Carolina Hurricanes vs the Washington Capitals raises the bar for next season in starting October. Fans look forward to the Hurricanes taking that momentum and running with it from here. The team has some serious talent to compete in the Metropolitan Division with players like Sebastian Aho and Andrei Svechnikova pushing for a top spot. If the Hurricanes are to lock down a playoff spot and have an extended postseason, they will need consistent play, strong defense and solid goaltending.

When Does the 2024-2025 Preseason and Regular Season Start for Carolina Hurricanes?

The Hurricanes preseason starts in last two weeks of September, with each team playing between 6 to 8 games to prepare for the upcoming 82-game regular season. The regular season generally begins in late October.

Why Should you buy Carolina Hurricanes preseason tickets?

There are 4 reasons why you should buy preseason tickets for your favourite NHL team:

  1. Support your Team early: Show your support and enthusiasm for the Hurricanes right from the start of the season.

  2. Cheaper prices: Do you have a low budget? Preseason tickets are generally cheaper than regular season tickets.

  3. Accessibility: Preseason games usually have fewer spectators - experience your stars up close.

  4. Rookie check: Who are the new talents and rookies? You can get to know the new Hurricanes team and observe their strengths and weaknesses before the official start of the season.

2024-25 NHL Season Predictions

Which Teams Will Go To the 2024-25 NHL Playoffs?

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.

Which Two Teams Will Go To the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals and Why?

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

Trade Rumors and Draft Picks

Carolina Hurricanes are interested in signing forward Jake Guentzel. Guentzel plans to test free agency and won't commit before July 1. Jake Guentzel is an exquisite ice hockey forward presently playing for the Pittsburgh Penguins in the National Hockey League. Famously known as "Playoff Jake" Rhodes, a title of which originated after scoring countless clutch goals in his team's playoff runs due to his scoring prowess and cool composure during sticky situations, especially late in games and in overtime situations. Guentzel has been a big part of the Penguins during their runs, including their 2017 Stanley Cup win.

How Much Are Carolina Hurricanes Season Tickets?

You can find the cheapest Carolina Hurricanes tickets starting from $27.07 at Amalie Arena on Sep 24 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.

Self-reported average price of Carolina Hurricanes tickets (as of June 5):

Ticket Resale Site

Average Carolina Hurricanes Ticket Price

StubHub

$126

TicketSmarter

$50-80

The price of Carolina Hurricanes tickets vary depending on the rival team and type of game.

Carolina Hurricanes Merch

Carolina Hurricanes offer a great variety of merchandise – check the following prices:

Product

Price

Hoodie

$110

Bag

$50

T-Shirt

$35

Hat

$40

Whalers Jersey

$185

IceCaps Puck

$15

PNC Arena

PNC Arena (originally Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena and formerly the RBC Center) is an indoor arena located in Raleigh, North Carolina. It is primarily the home venue of the Carolina Hurricanes of the National Hockey League (NHL) and the NC State Wolfpack men's basketball team of NCAA Division I.

For hockey games, the arena can hold roughly 18,680, and up to 19,722 for basketball games. Operating as a multipurpose hosting concerts, professional wrestling, and other forms of entertainment events. PNC Arena has become a symbol of both state-of-the-art connectivity and a passionate sports climate in the North Carolina Research Triangle, and these resources mean plenty to the sports and entertainment landscape of the region.

How to Get to PNC Arena

Car / Transportation:

If traveling by car, PNC Arena is positioned just off Interstate 40 (I-40) in Raleigh, North Carolina. Navigate with GPS to the arena.

Parking Info:

PNC Arena parking prices will change based on the event – it’s approximately $15-$30 for each car. Surrounded by a number of parking lots, PNC Arena has a lot of parking spaces available for concertgoers.

For event and pricing for specific parking, visit the official PNC Arena website or contact the arena's guest services as directed.

PNC Arena Bag Policy

Small clutch or wristlet bags measuring less than 4.5"x6.5" are allowed and do not need to go through the bag X-ray line. Parenting and medical bags are permitted but must undergo X-ray screening before entry. Please anticipate longer wait times at bag lines. Check the FAQs for more informations.

PNC Arena Rules

Dos:

  • Follow all posted signs and instructions from staff.

  • Enjoy the event responsibly and respectfully.

  • Be mindful of other guests' enjoyment and comfort.

  • Use designated smoking areas if you need to smoke.

  • Report any safety concerns or emergencies to arena staff immediately.

Don'ts:

  • Bring outside food or beverages into the arena.

  • Bring weapons or illegal substances onto the premises.

  • Engage in disruptive or unruly behavior.

  • Block aisles or exits during the event.

  • Record or photograph the event without permission if prohibited.

For more detailed information on guest safety and arena rules, please visit PNC Arena's Guest Safety Page.

Hotels Near PNC Arena

Premium:

  1. The StateView Hotel, Autograph Collection

  2. Renaissance Raleigh North Hills Hotel

Medium-Budget:

  1. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Raleigh SW NC State

  2. Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh/Cary I-40 (PNC Arena)

Low-Budget:

  1. Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Raleigh NCSU/Convention Center

  2. Extended Stay America - Raleigh - Cary - Harrison Ave.

PNC Arena Seating Charts

To get a seating arrangement of events at PNC Arena, you can visit the official website or any available ticketing agents like TicketX. Compared to one another the seating charts will differ to event type, including the hockey game, basketball game, concert or a play.

PNC Arena Review

According to individual reviews, visitors have highlighted varying experiences at the PNC Arena. One review praised the venue for its cleanliness and robust security measures, though cautioning about obstructed views from certain side seats due to lighting. Conversely, another reviewer expressed dissatisfaction with floor seating arrangements, noting difficulties in seeing the stage clearly due to inadequate spacing between chairs.

Please note that these reviews reflect individual perspectives, and actual experiences may differ. With the PNC Arena serving as the home stadium for the Carolina Hurricanes, fans have a heightened chance of catching their favorite players, such as Sebastian Aho, in action. Ensure to secure tickets offering optimal views through TicketX for an enhanced game day experience.


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