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As the New York Islanders continue their semi-final rematch against the Tampa Bay Lightning in their quest for the Stanley Cup, season tickets at the UBS Arena for the 2021-22 NHL season have been sold out.
“Selling out season tickets is a true testament to this loyal fanbase,” said Tim Leiweke, CEO of Oak View Group. “This arena will bring the very best in both hockey and entertainment to fans across the region and we’re excited to open up the doors to the public this fall.”
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Six suites remain available out of the arena’s 56, and less than 250 seats remain in the arena’s prestigious Dime Club. For interested parties, you can visit www.ubsarena.com/premium or call 516-517-0640.
“The unbelievable demand for premium seating shows that tri-state area businesses, their executives, clients, and fans can’t wait to return to live events,” said Adam Campbell, UBS Arena’s Senior Vice President for Premium Sales.
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The $1.1 billion multi-purpose arena is still under construction and has yet to even open its doors. However, the excitement of the Islanders’ current Stanley Cup run and the thought of a new, state-of-the-art home for Islanders fans has them eager to ensure their seat already for next season.
“We are so proud to have the support of these Islanders fans. They’ve responded in such overwhelming fashion,” said Mike Cosentino, New York Islanders Senior Vice President Sales, Service, and Business Intelligence. “This milestone marks exponential growth in our season ticket base over the last number of years. We’re looking forward to welcoming the Islanders faithful to their new home at UBS Arena in the fall.”
In the coming weeks, more information will be rolling out regarding the season ticket waiting list and individual game tickets for the 2021-22 regular season.
You can visit www.newyorkislanders.com/ubsarena or call 888-NY-ISLES for any further updates.
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