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Florida Panthers History
The Florida Panthers began play in the NHL in the 1993-1994 season. In their 29 seasons, the Panthers have made it to the playoffs nine times. The team won the Presidents Trophy for the 2021–2022, earning the most points during the regular season. The last time the Panthers were in the playoffs was for the 2022–2023 season where they reached the Stanley Cup Final, but lost to the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 4.
Florida Panthers Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded:
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Red, Tan
Team Rivals: Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals
Florida Panthers at FLA Live Arena
FLA Live Arena (formerly BB&T Center) has been the home of the Florida Panthers since the arena opened its doors in 1998. The arena welcomes more than 1.2 million guests on an annual basis for sporting events, major concerts and other family events. The venue has hosted the 2001 and 2015 NHL Draft and the 2003 and 2023 NHL All-Star Games. In 2020, the FLA Live Arena became the first NHL facility to earn the WELL Health-Safety Rating for Facility Operations and Management. FLA Live Arena also served as the host of the 2023 Stanley Cup Final, where the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Panthers in Game 4.
The Florida Panthers’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, when the Panthers face off against the Minnesota Wild. The Panthers will host a rematch of the 2023 Stanley Cup Final with reigning NHL champions the Vegas Golden Knights on December 23. Their final game of the regular season will be held at home against Atlantic Division opponents the Toronto Maple Leafs. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Resale tickets for the Florida Panthers’ 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster.
The Panthers have made two appearances in the Stanley Cup Final (in 1996 and 2023), but have never won the Stanley Cup.
The seating map for FLA Live Arena can be viewed here.
Once again the leafs disappointed hundreds of blue-jerseyed Leaf fans who trekked down from Canada. FYI, the food at bank atlantic is way too pricey, but the free parking is nice.
The BankAtlantic Center, home to the Florida Panthers is an excellent venue for hockey. The buidling was full (to see the Leafs!) and the energy in the building was fantastic.
Arrived at the Bank Atlantic Center in shorts and it was a bit colder inside than expected. The venue was one of the best looking facilities I've been in. The game started out with a bang with the Sens up by two and then they went to sleep. One for the win column for the Panthers.
This was my first time in the BankAtlantic Center, but my 8th NHL arena. In comparison to other locations, this was a great price for lower level seats, free parking, and some fun free fan activities around the arena (we had our picture taken, printed, and emailed). The good: ticket prices and availability, free parking The bad: Concession prices were the highest of any arena I've been to (including Toronto), the in-game content was terrible and amateurish (cheerleaders, mascot with grammatically incorrect/misspelled cheer signs, figure skaters, inflatable panther that had to be cleared away before the game), and the loudspeaker was RIDICULOUSLY LOUD. They urged fans to "get loud" at almost every stoppage, but you'd ever know if anyone was cheering over the din of the loudspeaker. All the negatives aside, this is a team that has clinched a playoff spot and for the ticket prices, is a good evening out for a family. Just bring your own snacks.
Even if our team lost we had a good time. The building is great, well designed easy accessible one of the best amphitheatre we have seen. My only negative comment is that the place is cold I MEAN VERY VERY COLD we are canadian used to cold weather but when we watch a hockey game we do not expect to have to wear our winter coats.... However we will be back next year
WAS A GREAT HOCKEY GAME.EVERYBODY HAD A GOOD TIME.I AM GOING BACK ON SUNDAY .
On the overall, the game was great, except for the fights. I brought my 9 year old son to the game and showed him that heros (the players) fight. On the other hand, I tell him that this is unacceptable behaviour. This is a total mixed message. The game itself was good though. I thoroughly enjoyed watching our home team (SENS) win with a 6 to 2 score. I also loved the fact that parking is free and the lot is easy to tell where you've parket your vehicle.
Seats were excellnet. Ticket purchase was smooth and pick up at Will Call was perfect. Would do again.
Good NHL Hockey with skating, body check and nice goals !
The arena in Florida is great. Even if you are from the oppososite team the Florida fans are great and friendly. The arena is cold so wear a sweater or better yet your team jersey. Great atmosphere. The service as far as food and drinks is great. Seats are priced very affordable and the arena is so great that you will pretty much have a great view almost anywhere. Overall it was a great place to watch hockey. There is free parking outside lots of activities and great atmosphere . Thumbs up.
The game was fun and energetic. Too bad the Leafs didn't win. Both teams played a fast and exciting game. A lot of Leaf fans :)
the rangers snuffed out the drama in the first minute with an early goal. Not worth the $270 we 3 paid to see the game.
The entertainment was exceptional. The hockey game, the arena, the cheerleaders. 10 out of 10
The seats were great with a great view of the ice.
we saw the 2 hockey teams from Florida, what a joy ! We had good places, third row on the side of the aile, very good view. Quiet game but it was pre-season and the big names were not playing that night. But we loved it anyway because we love hockey so much.
We were seatting on the second row and we could see all the action on the ice. There was a good ambiance it was a good game.
panthers rarely gave leafs a chance, boxing them in all night. quite boring to watch!
Good game. Tight score and fast play. However this Arena is damned cold. I har to wear a leather coat!
Attending a Habs game in an arena other than the Bell Center was a blast. The Atmosphere at the Bank Atlantic Center was amazing and fun. The music, mascots, pie in the face and general atmosphere at this event were more than I had hoped for. I'll be coming back.
I am Canadian so hockey games here are weird small, quiet, crowds Seats were great and about 20% of cost at home In all fairness it is sad to have hockey here and no teams in more Canadian cities where every game would sell out I come here mostly for football and that is fantastic here Hockey is just an add on for me
