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Winnipeg Jets History
The Winnipeg Jets were founded in 1997 as the Thrashers, and began play in the 1999–2000 NHL season, spending 11 seasons in Atlanta and making the playoffs once in 2006-2007. In 2011, the franchise was sold to True North Sports and Entertainment, which relocated the team to Winnipeg and adopted the name of the city's original franchise in the World Hockey Association, the Jets.
Major league hockey dates back to 1972 in Winnipeg, which was home to one of the founding franchises of the WHA and one of four (along with Quebec, Hartford and Edmonton) to join the NHL when the leagues merged in 1979. The original Jets moved to Phoenix in 1996 and became the Phoenix Coyotes (then the Arizona Coyotes, who were in play from 1994 to 2024). In the 14 seasons that the Jets have been in Winnipeg, they’ve made eight playoff appearances, including a run to the Western Conference Finals in 2018.
In 2016, the team established the Winnipeg Jets Hall of Fame, with the "Hot Line" trio of Anders Hedberg, Bobby Hull and Ulf Nilsson as the inaugural inductees. Recent inductees include Teemu Selänne and Teppo Numminen.
Winnipeg Jets Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1997
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Aviator Blue, Fighter Grey, Red, White
Team Rivals: Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks
Winnipeg Jets at Canada Life Centre
Located in downtown Winnipeg, Canada Life Centre(Opens in new tab) is the home of the Winnipeg Jets and also the Manitoba Moose of the American Hockey League. The arena is able to host just over 15,300 hockey fans, making it the smallest permanent arena in the NHL. Canada Life Centre is also home to the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame and Museum.
The Winnipeg Jets schedule for the 2025–26 regular season can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
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Ticket prices for Winnipeg Jets games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, opponent, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. You can find Winnipeg Jets tickets starting at $62.50.
The Jets have never appeared in the Stanley Cup Final.
The seating map for Canada Life Centre can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
If you can’t get to a home playoff game, watching an away game at the Bell Mts centre is the second best. Being with a lively crowd with the in-house announcer, Jay Richardson, the goal lights and celebratory music is fun and makes you feel part of something. Family friendly and enjoyable for all ages.
We had a blast at the viewing party. End seats were perfect top 100's 200's even more so. We won of course, making the experience even more amazing. BELL MTS had all their vendors open and it was a great turnout. I suggest this be done more often!
Unbelievable! Fantastic weather! Great atmosphere! Excellent win for the Jets! Will defiantly go again.
Best family night out in a long time! A memory I will cherish.
Disappointing game but game 7 will go to the jets.
Great even. There were a lot of kids and people who had never been in the Bell MTS Centre. The $10.00 tickets were affordable
The Jets viewing party was as good as hoped, Lots of energized fans so into the game we forgot we weren't watching live at times. Seats in the 200 level word be the most straight on view of the screen.
Nashville Predators at Winnipeg Jets Rd 2 Hm Gm 1 was fantastic. The Jets were behind by 3 goals and then came back to win 7-4. Absolutely fantastic if you were a Winnipeg Jets fan - Loved it!!
Great seats, great drinks, little wait time for both the washroom and the bar. Overall excellent experience!
Ticketmaster was quick and easy to get tickets to go watch my favourite team play LIVE!
From a 3-0 deficit to a 7-4 victory for my Jets....so happy I went to the game;)))
It was an enjoyable game. Seat location in the corner made for a not so great view of the corner of the scoreboard screens. My big disappointment was in the concession prices. Way too expensive. And not one item on special for an away game event. Seriously $10 for a draft beer?!! Would not go again. If I did I would make sure I ate my fill in advance at home or a local restaurant before going there. And have nothing inside the arena.
Great way to watch a Jets away game with thousands of like-minded fans!
Had such a good time. The experience was amazing. Loved where we sat. Could see everything. Loved how the crowd wa so into the game as well
brought 3 kids under 13 year old. had a blast. and a good way to introduce them to the hockey environment. next step a moose game
The energy was awesome as well as the experience being in the Bell-Mts Centre for the game
This was an amazing option for low income families that are trying to expose their kids to Manitoba life. Would be great for new immigrants as well.
The viewing party was a great event to attend. The atmosphere and energy was exciting. The city coming together to support our Jets is what it is all about.
It was awesome to watch the jets play. Cool that they gave out towels just like a real game. Just wish that when giving away items was only where there was lots of people seating.
If you are a Jets Fan, this was THE game to be at in Round 1 of the Playoffs. Bell MTS Place was loud, and the place looked spectacular as always with a Winnipeg Whiteout! Although I was a little worried initially that the seats were going to be bad (but didn't care as I just wanted to be there) they ended up being not to bad (314, Row 11). We had The Wild's goalie right in front for 1st and 3rd period and goals were easy to see, and I could see what was going on at the other end of rink. The view of the fans was incredible too. Bonus was it was only $300 for 2 tickets which I thought was affordable for a playoff game.