Philadelphia Flyers Upcoming Events & Tickets
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SEASON PREVIEW: The Philadelphia Flyers head into the 2025–26 season focused on progress as they continue their rebuild under head coach John Tortorella. After showing flashes of competitiveness last year, the Flyers will lean on a mix of rising young talent and battle-tested veterans to stay relevant in a deep Metropolitan Division. Forwards like Cutter Gauthier and Owen Tippett are expected to take on larger roles, while Travis Konecny anchors the offense and Carter Hart, if still on the roster, remains a key in goal. With a full season of development ahead and a retooled front office committed to long-term vision, the Flyers aim to push closer to playoff contention while defining their future core.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Philadelphia Flyers 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices vary widely based on opponent, game date, and seat location. Entry-level prices for less popular matchups or upper-level seats often start around $70–$90, offering affordable options for fans on a budget. For most games, especially weekend matchups or those against division rivals, prices tend to average between $130 and $200.
Premium seating — such as lower bowl, center ice, or club-level sections—can exceed $250, and for high-demand games like those against the Rangers, Bruins, or Penguins, prices frequently surpass $300 per ticket. For marquee games — such as against the Rangers, Penguins, or Bruins — some VIP-adjacent listings can exceed $700, especially for front-row or all-inclusive club sections.
FLYERS’ OPPONENTS: During the 2025–26 regular season, the Flyers face every team in the Metropolitan Division, playing Carolina, New York Rangers, Islanders, Pittsburgh, and Washington four times each (two home, two away), alongside Columbus (three games) and New Jersey (three games) for a total of 26 divisional matchups. They also play three games each against Atlantic Division teams like Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Florida, Montreal, Ottawa, Tampa Bay, and Toronto — typically two at home and one on the road — for a combined 24. From the Western Conference, Philadelphia will play one home game and one road game against each team, totaling 32 cross-conference games. This balanced mix gives Flyers fans home matchups against all 31 NHL teams across 41 games at Xfinity Mobile Arena, while also taking the team on the road to every market in the league.
FLYERS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 9–16):
Oct 9 @ Florida; Oct 11 @ Carolina; Oct 13 vs Florida; Oct 16 vs Winnipeg - Week 2 (Oct 17–23):
Oct 18 vs Minnesota; Oct 20 vs Seattle; Oct 23 @ Ottawa; Oct 25 vs New York Islanders - Week 3 (Oct 24–30):
Oct 27 @ New York; Oct 29 vs Calgary; Oct 30 vs Toronto - Week 4 (Nov 1–8):
Nov 1 vs Pittsburgh; Nov 3 vs Buffalo; Nov 6 @ Nashville; Nov 8 vs Ottawa - Week 5 (Nov 9–15):
Nov 12 vs Edmonton; Nov 14 @ St. Louis; Nov 15 @ Dallas - Week 6 (Nov 16–22):
Nov 20 vs St. Louis; Nov 22 vs New Jersey; Nov 24 @ Tampa Bay; Nov 26 @ Florida; Nov 28 @ New York Islanders; Nov 29 @ New Jersey - Week 7 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 1 vs Pittsburgh; Dec 3 vs Buffalo; Dec 7 vs Colorado - Week 8 (Dec 8–14):
Dec 9 vs San Jose; Dec 11 vs Vegas; Dec 13 vs Carolina; Dec 14 @ Carolina - Week 9 (Dec 15–23):
Dec 16 @ Montreal; Dec 18 @ Buffalo; Dec 20 @ New York Rangers; Dec 22 vs Vancouver; Dec 23 @ Chicago - Week 10 (Dec 24–31):
Dec 28 @ Seattle; Dec 30 @ Vancouver; Dec 31 @ Calgary - Week 11 (Jan 1–6):
Jan 3 @ Edmonton; Jan 6 vs Anaheim - Week 12 (Jan 7–13):
Jan 8 vs Toronto; Jan 10 vs Tampa Bay; Jan 12 vs Tampa Bay - Week 13 (Jan 14–20):
Jan 14 @ Buffalo; Jan 15 @ Pittsburgh; Jan 17 vs New York Rangers; Jan 19 @ Vegas; Jan 21 @ Utah; Jan 23 @ Colorado - Week 14 (Jan 24–29):
Jan 26 vs New York Islanders; Jan 28 @ Columbus; Jan 29 @ Boston; Jan 31 vs Los Angeles - Week 15 (Feb 1–5):
Feb 3 vs Washington; Feb 5 vs Ottawa - Week 16 (Feb 25–28):
Feb 25 @ Washington; Feb 26 @ New York Rangers; Feb 28 vs Boston - Week 17 (Mar 1–8):
Mar 2 @ Toronto; Mar 5 vs Utah; Mar 7 @ Pittsburgh; Mar 9 vs New York Rangers; Mar 11 vs Washington; Mar 12 @ Minnesota - Week 18 (Mar 13–17):
Mar 14 vs Columbus; Mar 18 @ Anaheim; Mar 19 @ Los Angeles; Mar 21 @ San Jose - Week 19 (Mar 22–29):
Mar 24 vs Columbus; Mar 26 vs Chicago; Mar 28 @ Detroit; Mar 29 vs Dallas; Mar 31 @ Washington - Week 20 (Apr 2–5):
Apr 2 vs Detroit; Apr 3 @ New York Islanders; Apr 5 vs Boston - Week 21 (Apr 6–14):
Apr 7 @ New Jersey; Apr 9 @ Detroit; Apr 11 @ Winnipeg; Apr 13 vs Carolina; Apr 14 vs Montreal
ABOUT PHILADELPHIA FLYERS: The Philadelphia Flyers are a professional ice hockey team based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They were founded in 1967 as part of the NHL’s first wave of expansion beyond the Original Six teams. The Flyers play their home games at the Wells Fargo Center and are part of the Metropolitan Division in the Eastern Conference. Known for their aggressive, hard-hitting style of play — especially during their “Broad Street Bullies” era in the 1970s — the Flyers quickly became one of the league’s most iconic and polarizing teams.
The franchise won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1974 and 1975, led by legendary players like Bobby Clarke and Bernie Parent. Since then, they’ve made multiple trips to the Finals, most recently in 2010, but have yet to reclaim the Cup. Over the decades, the Flyers have developed a reputation for passionate fans, intense rivalries (especially with the Penguins and Rangers), and an unwavering commitment to compete.
In recent years, the team has undergone a rebuilding phase, focusing on youth development and front-office changes aimed at long-term success. With a new generation of players emerging and a fan base eager for a return to contention, the Flyers remain one of the NHL’s most storied and resilient franchises.
