The Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes have sold out of all their season tickets for the 2026-27 season, the team announced Wednesday.
Limited tickets to individual games will go on sale Aug. 20.
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All three levels of season-ticket plans — full season, half season and quarter season — are sold out, the team said. Season-ticket holders are making their seat choices this week. Fans can join a waitlist for season tickets at Hurricanes.com/waitlist.
The Hurricanes had the best record in the Eastern Conference last season and went 16-3 in the postseason to capture the second Stanley Cup in franchise history, igniting the fanbase. The Hurricanes sold out indoor watch parties for Stanley Cup Final games and attracted thousands to outdoor watch parties during home games.
The team’s celebration parade on June 20 drew an estimated crowd of more than 190,000 to Downtown Raleigh.
“We all saw the results of our amazing fan support last spring, as the team made its run to the Stanley Cup championship,” said Sara Daniel, the team’s chief ticketing officer. "We’re thrilled to reach this milestone and continue to build on the franchise’s success.”
The Hurricanes have sold out 168 consecutive regular-season and playoff home games since Feb. 24, 2023.
Lenovo Center, known as the loudest house in the NHL, will have several hundred more seats for Hurricanes’ games this year. Capacity for hockey games is expected to grow by 694 seats to approximately 19,606 as part of a $300-million enhancement project at the venue. Most of the new seats will be added to the lower bowl, where some aisles are being removed. A smaller number of seats will be added to certain parts of the 300 level.
Carolina opens the 2026-27 season at home against the Florida Panthers on Sept. 29, the first game of the NHL regular season. The team will raise its championship banner before the game.