New York Islanders Upcoming Events & Tickets
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SEASON PREVIEW: The New York Islanders enter the new campaign under head coach Patrick Roy and general manager Mathieu Darche, who took the reins after Lou Lamoriello’s departure. With the franchise holding the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, they selected defenseman Matthew Schaefer, a highly regarded prospect expected to anchor their blue line for years to come. Darche’s first offseason strategy aims to strike a balance — retaining core players like Noah Dobson, Bo Horvat, Anthony Duclair, and Jonathan Drouin while adding low-risk veteran depth pieces — yielding a roster geared toward meaningful games without sacrificing future flexibility. Regaining their traditional grit and improving special teams — especially the power play — will be pivotal if they are to reestablish identity and climb back toward playoff relevance.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for New York Islanders’ 2025-26 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices vary significantly depending on opponent, venue, and seat location — rivalry and high‑demand games, especially matchups against the Rangers or top contenders, frequently push average resale prices into the $200–$300 range or higher, while less sought‑after matchups often fall under $100.
VIP and premium packages for Islanders home games may include amenities such as first-class seating, hospitality access, club or lounge entry, pre‑game tailgate events, player meet‑and‑greets, autograph sessions, merchandise packages, and venue tours. Prices for these packages vary widely by game and availability, but typical VIP experiences can range from several hundred dollars up to around $1300 or more per ticket, depending on the opponent, demand, and extras included.
ISLANDERS’ OPPONENTS: The Islanders will face every other NHL team over the course of the season: within the Eastern Conference they play the Pittsburgh Penguins, Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers, Boston Bruins, New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, Buffalo Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, Montreal Canadiens, Carolina Hurricanes, Detroit Red Wings, Columbus Blue Jackets, Tampa Bay Lightning, and Winnipeg Jets; and in the Western Conference, they meet the Anaheim Ducks, Chicago Blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, San Jose Sharks, Seattle Kraken, St. Louis Blues, Utah Mammoth, Vancouver Canucks, and Vegas Golden Knights.
ISLANDERS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 9–16):
Oct 9 @ Pittsburgh; Oct 11 vs Washington; Oct 13 vs Winnipeg; Oct 16 vs Edmonton - Week 2 (Oct 18–26):
Oct 18 @ Ottawa; Oct 21 vs San Jose; Oct 23 vs Detroit; Oct 25 @ Philadelphia; Oct 28 @ Boston; Oct 30 @ Carolina - Week 3 (Oct 31–Nov 8):
Oct 31 @ Washington; Nov 2 vs Columbus; Nov 4 vs Boston; Nov 7 vs Minnesota; Nov 8 @ New York Rangers - Week 4 (Nov 9–16):
Nov 10 @ New Jersey; Nov 13 @ Vegas; Nov 14 @ Utah; Nov 16 @ Colorado - Week 5 (Nov 18–23):
Nov 18 @ Dallas; Nov 20 @ Detroit; Nov 22 vs St. Louis; Nov 23 vs Seattle - Week 6 (Nov 24–30):
Nov 26 vs Boston; Nov 28 vs Philadelphia; Nov 30 vs Washington - Week 7 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 2 vs Tampa Bay; Dec 4 vs Colorado; Dec 6 @ Tampa Bay; Dec 7 @ Florida - Week 8 (Dec 8–14):
Dec 9 vs Vegas; Dec 11 vs Anaheim; Dec 13 vs Tampa Bay; Dec 16 @ Detroit - Week 9 (Dec 19–27):
Dec 19 vs Vancouver; Dec 20 @ Buffalo; Dec 23 vs New Jersey; Dec 27 vs New York Rangers; Dec 28 @ Columbus - Week 10 (Dec 29–Jan 3):
Dec 30 @ Chicago; Jan 1 vs Utah; Jan 3 vs Toronto - Week 11 (Jan 4–10):
Jan 6 vs New Jersey; Jan 8 @ Nashville; Jan 10 @ Minnesota - Week 12 (Jan 11–17):
Jan 13 @ Winnipeg; Jan 15 @ Edmonton; Jan 17 @ Calgary; Jan 19 @ Vancouver; Jan 21 @ Seattle - Week 13 (Jan 22–28):
Jan 24 vs Buffalo; Jan 26 @ Philadelphia; Jan 28 vs New York Rangers - Week 14 (Jan 29–Feb 2):
Jan 29 @ New York Rangers; Jan 31 vs Nashville; Feb 2 @ Washington - Week 15 (Feb 3–7):
Feb 3 vs Pittsburgh; Feb 5 @ New Jersey; break Feb 6–24 for Olympics - Week 16 (Feb 26–Mar 1):
Feb 26 @ Montreal; Feb 28 @ Columbus; Mar 1 vs Florida - Week 17 (Mar 2–7):
Mar 4 @ Anaheim; Mar 5 @ Los Angeles; Mar 7 @ San Jose - Week 18 (Mar 9–14):
Mar 10 @ St. Louis; Mar 13 vs Los Angeles; Mar 14 vs Calgary - Week 19 (Mar 15–21):
Mar 17 @ Toronto; Mar 19 @ Ottawa; Mar 21 @ Montreal; Mar 22 vs Columbus - Week 20 (Mar 22–28):
Mar 24 vs Chicago; Mar 26 vs Dallas; Mar 28 vs Florida - Week 21 (Mar 29–Apr 4):
Mar 30 vs Pittsburgh; Mar 31 @ Buffalo; Apr 3 vs Pittsburgh; Apr 4 @ Carolina - Week 22 (Apr 5–12):
Apr 9 vs Toronto; Apr 11 vs Ottawa; Apr 12 vs Montreal - Week 23 (Apr 13–14):
Apr 14 vs Carolina
ABOUT NEW YORK ISLANDERS: Since joining the NHL as an expansion team in 1972, the New York Islanders have become one of the league’s most storied franchises. They made their mark in the early 1980s, winning four consecutive Stanley Cup championships and compiling a record‑tying run of 19 straight postseason series victories. Those golden years cemented them as hockey royalty on Long Island.
Over the decades, the Islanders have played in several arenas — most notably the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and Barclays Center — and nowadays call UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, their home. Known affectionately as “The Stable,” the venue reflects the team’s effort to anchor itself with stability and modern amenities, creating a bold identity rooted in both tradition and innovation.
Even beyond the dynasty era, the Islanders remain defined by their resilience and passionate fanbase. They’ve become known for gritty, disciplined hockey and historic rivalries—especially against the New York Rangers — as well as for iconic players like Mike Bossy, Denis Potvin, Bryan Trottier, and John Tavares. Their story is one of peaks and valleys, but always driven by a deep-rooted commitment to competitiveness and community.
