Ticket Sale Schedule
Members of the North Dakota Champions Club will be the first to receive single‑game tickets, with access opening at 10 a.m. on August 31 via the email link provided by the athletics department.
General admission tickets will become available to the public at 10 a.m. on September 2, giving fans the opportunity to secure seats for the upcoming campaign.
The season will open with exhibition matchups against Augustana and Manitoba on October 3‑4, marking the 25th anniversary of competition inside the Ralph Engelstad Arena.
The regular‑season home opener against Bemidji State is slated for October 10, kicking off a series of 701 Night promotions that feature discounted concessions, merchandise and other fan‑focused offers.
Two additional 701 Night events are scheduled for November 20 against St. Cloud State and December 11 versus Minnesota Duluth, promising special pricing and themed activities.
October 16 will host Heroes Among Us Night when the team faces Bentley, while November 27 will bring Military Appreciation Night for the game against Lindenwood, both designed to honor service members and community heroes.
Hockey legends Mark Taylor and T.J. Oshie are slated to return for a special “One More Shift” ceremony, each receiving a pregame tribute that celebrates their contributions to the program.
The Hockey Fights Cancer Weekend is set for November 6‑7, during which the arena will support cancer patients and their families through a series of fundraising and awareness initiatives.
A Teddy Bear Toss game will take place on November 28, inviting fans to throw plush toys onto the ice to benefit local charities.
Whiteout Night on December 12 against Minnesota Duluth will encourage spectators to dress in white, creating a visually striking atmosphere for the matchup.
The season will conclude with a two‑game series against Clarkson on January 1‑2, featuring Resolution Ruiner Night and Superhero Night, adding extra excitement to the final stretch.
Student Night is scheduled for January 16 when the team hosts St. Thomas, while Kids Takeover Night will follow on February 5 against Colorado College, offering family‑friendly entertainment.
A reunion of the 1996‑97 National Championship team is planned for February 6 against Colorado College, celebrating the historic Frozen Four victory and giving longtime fans a chance to reconnect.