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Official Ticket Marketplace of the Winnipeg Jets
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 (now the Arizona Coyotes). In the 12 seasons that the Jets have been in Winnipeg, they’ve made six 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: Blue, Silver, Red
Team Rivals: Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, Vancouver Canucks
Winnipeg Jets at Canada Life Centre
Located in downtown Winnipeg, Canada Life Centre 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’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Scotiabank Saddledome, when the Jets face off against the Calgary Flames. The Jets play their final game of the regular season at home against Western Conference rivals the Vancouver Canucks. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Winnipeg Jets.
The Jets have never appeared in the Stanley Cup Final.
The seating map for Canada Life Centre can be viewed here.
Don’t care if they win or loose old cliche, obviously I want them to win but watching them right now with the hard nose work ethic go go go attitude just nice to watch now that’s hockey proud to be a Jets fan right now. Go Jets go.
The Hockey game was awesome, the whole experience. I’ve never been there before but it did not disappoint. Everyone loved it and had fun, definitely no complaints from me.
Overall was super easy from purchasing, to downloading the tickets to scanning us in! Had a great time and very pleased with the ease of it all
So happy to finally get to an NHL game, at 64 y.o.! Ticketmaster made the purchase effortless, seats were great, venue clean and exciting!
Need some help information about my tickets i bought tickets for Toronto maple leafs game on Saturday at 6pm
Fantastic seats! Wonderful evening! Great game! The only thing missing was our star, get well and come back to us soon!
Tickets were a decent price but the food and drinks are very excessive in price.
Game was exciting. Seats were acceptable & price was reasonable. Only concern is the price charged at the Vendors. Would probably sell more food if the prices were so steep.
Ticket purchase and venue entrance were easy with Ticketmaster. Great experience. Got to support the Winnipeg Jets.
I went to cheer my self up. Worked. Great to see the jet win.
Sat beside some beautie jets fans as an oilers fan at a flyers game. Was so fun
Easy access to entrance, getting to seats. Quick exit. TN staff very helpful. Enjoyed all the game entertainment, would have liked to get a toque! Just kidding.
My first Jet home game at Canada Life Centre, during a visit from out of town. Sold out game. I was shocked when I went to get a drink from the 300 level concourse at the 5 minute mark of the third period. I was the only person in the concourse. No exaggeration. Great to be at an NHL game with only real fans in attendance.
This was the most amazing memorable experience ever. Every minute was fun and as a bonus we won the game. As a senior in the late 70's we have the time and are able to afford many more games each year. But also as a senior we were not raised with computers and cellphones in our lives, so navigating your system to buy tickets is very difficult and stressful. An easier way to buy them would make this experience a 10+ and we would want to attend more often.
Good seats good game well organized and good jets dogs!
very organized , clean environment, safe space , helpful staff and nice people and i am glad they do a student rush program !
The skills comp wasn’t as well organized this year and it was difficult to understand the announcers. Because I wasn’t able to understand, I was much less engaged.
We sat in section 116 with seats that shared the aisle with 117. The plexiglass was removed along the sides of the arena up to the angle cut piece that attaches to the safety net for the end zone. That was a problem for the 116/117 section. The way it was set up now, at the bottom of the stairs was the angle cut plexiglass, so everyone had to move into the personal space of the people of the front row of section 117, and stand right in front of the front row people. Which was extremely uncomfortable for the front row people. They needed to remove one more piece of plexiglass so that the kids could line up straight up and down the stairs. Detailed info about the plexiglass openings on the event info and booking pages would be great. That definitely is a big factor in how we choose seats, but we weren’t 100% right this time. All in all it was a fantastic evening, but direct access to the ice definitely makes it better.
The jets skills competition we tough to really enjoy since they kept half the lights off and the arena was dark. The only time they used the lights was for the shootout, which ended up being the least enjoyable part of the skills likely because the players seemed disinterested on scoring on the 2 goalies
Going to games are really fun. In house entertainment staff really try to keep the fans engaged and are very fun and energetic. There are lots of giveaways that keep fans enthusiastic
