2026-27 NHL Philadelphia Flyers Home Game Ticket

North American Professional Ice Hockey at the Home Arena

Feel the excitement of the NHL game, a popular professional league that is one of the four major sports in North America. You can watch the Philadelphia Flyers, one of the most popular NHL teams, play live at their home stadium.

Enjoy easy entry with a mobile ticket, and conveniently book your desired seat category. Book easily on WAUG without worrying about complicated overseas payments.

Wells Fargo Center

The Philadelphia Flyers' home stadium is the Wells Fargo Center, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is a large indoor arena that can accommodate more than 19,500 people and hosts various events such as NBA Philadelphia 76ers home games and concerts by popular artists, as well as NHL games. Inside the arena, there are various restaurants, lounges, and spaces where you can enjoy drinks, so you can relax before and after the game. You can also purchase souvenirs such as uniforms and hats at the Philadelphia Flyers official team store.

Philadelphia Flyers

Founded in 1967, the Philadelphia Flyers are one of the most historic and prestigious teams in NHL history. They have been loved by many fans for their strong offense and passionate playing style, and are famous for their enthusiastic fan support.

Experience the true charm and excitement of ice hockey at the Philadelphia Flyers' home stadium!

Seat Introduction

Upper Goal :
Located in the upper section at both ends of the arena, these seats offer a wide view of the entire game.

Upper Sideline :
Located in the upper section of the sideline, these seats offer a balanced view and great value.

Lower Goal :
Located in the lower section behind the goal, these seats offer a dynamic view where you can see the goal scenes up close.

Lower Sideline :
Located in the lower section of the sideline, these popular seats allow you to watch the players' movements up close.

Glass :
The closest seats to the court, these top-notch seats allow you to feel the speed and collisions of ice hockey right in front of you.