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Pittsburgh Penguins Playoff Tickets

Team: Pittsburgh Penguins

League: NHL

Home Games: PPG Paints Arena

Head Coach: Mike Sullivan

Stanley Cups: 5

All-Time Greats: Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, Paul Coffey, Ron Francis, Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Kris Letang, Marc-Andre Fleury

Rivals: Philadelphia Flyers, New York Rangers, New York Islanders, Washington Capitals

Pittsburgh Penguins Playoff Tickets

It's "a great day for hockey" when the Pittsburgh Penguins takes the ice, but that wasn't always the case. In 1984, after years of poor play and game attendance, the team was on the verge of relocation, but the drafting of future hockey Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux changed its fortunes. Along with fellow standout Jaromir Jagr, Lemieux propelled the Penguins to two consecutive Stanley Cups and made the Steel City a legitimate hockey town. However, the Penguins team was stumbling again in the late 1990s with the same problems. Lemieux, nearing the end of his career, saw an opportunity and forfeited his salary to become a co-owner while still playing. In 2005, the Penguins won the draft lottery, which enabled the team to choose Nova Scotia native Sidney Crosby first overall. Like Lemieux, Crosby became an immediate superstar, and the addition of Russian powerhouse Evgeni Malkin only strengthened the team. During Crosby's tenure as captain, the Penguins have won three more Stanley Cups, including back-to-back championships in 2016 and 2017, and it currently has the longest playoff streak in the NHL, having made the postseason for thirteen consecutive seasons. StubHub is the place to get your tickets for all Pittsburgh Penguins playoff games.

Where do the Pittsburgh Penguins play their home games?

The Penguins' home ice is at PPG Paints Arena. The arena, formerly known as Consol Energy Center and nicknamed "The Paint Can," opened in 2010 and seats 18,387 for Penguins games. It's located just east of downtown Pittsburgh.

How do I get to PPG Paints Arena?

For drivers, PPG Paints Arena is easily accessible from Interstate 579, which links with Interstate 376 to the south and Interstate 79 to the north. For those wishing to use public transportation, many Pittsburgh Port Authority buses stop directly at the arena on either Centre or Forbes Avenues. The closest light rail ("T") station to the arena is Steel Plaza, which is roughly a five-minute walk away.

Is there tailgating at Pittsburgh Penguins' playoff games?

The NHL playoffs begin in early April and run through June, so as the weather warms up, so does the tailgate scene. For those who don't want to bring their own food, there are many food and beverage trucks available around the arena, or you can make a trip to the nearby Strip District to pick up provisions. In addition, PPG Paints Arena erects video screens and hosts viewing parties in the parking lots when the Penguins aren't at home during the playoffs so fans can still tailgate during the games.

How much are Pittsburgh Penguins' playoff tickets?

Ticket prices depend on the seat location and the length of the playoff round. Tickets for regular season Pittsburgh Penguins games start at reasonable rates but will increase slightly as the playoffs begin. Also, remember that only the first four games of a given round are available for sale before the round starts; tickets for subsequent games go on sale as the need arises. Keep checking at StubHub as the playoffs progress for more availability and up-to-date pricing so that you won't miss your chance to see a Pittsburgh Penguins playoff game.

What teams do the Pittsburgh Penguins normally play during the playoffs?

As part of the NHL's Metropolitan Division, the Pittsburgh Penguins have had legendary playoff clashes with the Washington Capitals, the Philadelphia Flyers and the New York Islanders. Other playoff foes have been the Columbus Blue Jackets and the New York Rangers.Back to Top