NHL Extends Ticketing Deal with Ticketmaster

The National Hockey League (NHL) have renewed their multiyear ticketing agreement with Ticketmaster, a Live Nation Entertainment company.

The new deal includes enhanced ticketing options and greater convenience for hockey fans. New this season, select NHL games will offer Ticketmaster’s new TM+ beta feature, enabling fans to see unsold tickets from the teams alongside tickets being resold by fans. These select TM+ events feature interactive, color-coded seat maps that display all available tickets for upcoming games. TM+ is a Ticketmaster beta enhancement that provides more ticket options to fans in a safe, convenient place.

The NHL selected Ticketmaster as the exclusive ticketing provider for all League events including the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic, 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series, 2014 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic, 2015 NHL All-Star Game, and NHL Awards. Ticketmaster also provides primary ticket services, including advance and onsite single game ticket sales, season ticketing, and group ticketing for 25 NHL teams, as well as NHL Ticket Exchange, the Official Ticket Exchange of the NHL.

“Ticketmaster is committed to providing fans the safest, most secure and convenient ticket-buying experience,” said Jared Smith, North American President, Ticketmaster. “By expanding our partnership with the NHL, we are giving hockey fans more ticketing choices, added convenience and a level of security that no other resale marketplace can match.”

“We’re proud to extend our partnership with Ticketmaster to ensure a first-class ticket-buying experience for fans,” said Keith Wachtel, the NHL’s Executive Vice President, Global Partnerships. “The NHL Ticket Exchange is the best place for fans to buy and sell authentic hockey tickets, and with TM+, will ensure we are providing the most comprehensive view of available tickets for sale by the Clubs alongside those tickets made available for sale by fans and other resellers.

Ticketmaster is the official resale partner of the NFL, NBA, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the US Open, the UFC and many major metropolitan venues including MetLife Stadium, Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center, the Prudential Center, and the Nassau Coliseum.

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