Navy Federal Credit Union Stadium Series™ is coming to Tampa!

The Tampa Bay Lightning will host the Boston Bruins at Raymond James Stadium on

February 1st, 2026 at 6:30PM ET!

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NHL Stadium Series 50/50 Raffle

The NHL Stadium Series 50/50 Raffle benefiting Moffitt Cancer Center is now LIVE! Thanks to the generosity of Lightning ownership, the jackpot is starting at $100,000! Visit bolts5050.com to see the full raffle rules and get your tickets.  The raffle closes at the conclusion of the NHL Stadium Series game on Sunday, February 1. Winning number will be posted on the raffle website, as well as on Lightning Foundation social channels. 

Pricing breakdown:

  • 1500 for $200
  • CAPTAINS SPECIAL: 777 for $150
  • 300 for $100
  • BIG CAT SPECIAL: 88 for $50
  • 25 for $20

Prizing

Kings of Leon Concert & Gasparilla Day- Saturday 1/31

  • Kings of Leon Custom Signed NHL Signed Stadium Series Jersey
  • Cash Prize Amount: $2,500

NHL Stadium Series Game- Sunday 2/1

  • 50/50 Jackpot
    Please note: Winning one of the secondary prizes does not disqualify you from eligibility for the grand prize jackpot drawing on 2/1.

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NHL PreGame

Ticketed fans are invited to join the National Hockey League® (NHL), Tampa Sports Authority and their corporate and community partners at the NHL PreGame, the official tailgate party of the 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series on Sunday, February 1, 2026, from 1:00PM – 6:30PM in parking lots 5 & 7. The NHL PreGame will offer fans of all ages family-friendly hockey interactive games and attractions, special appearances, live music and the opportunity to take a picture with the most iconic trophy in sports, The Stanley Cup®! Fans must show their game ticket for entry into The NHL PreGame.

Please note that there is a “no bag” policy in place for The NHL PreGame.

Accessibility

Guests with disabilities may be dropped off near Raymond James Stadium at the following designated locations:

  • West side drop-off: Mass Transit under the Steinbrenner Bridge off Dale Mabry Hwy, between Tampa Bay Blvd and MLK Blvd. This drop-off location is accessible by traveling North on Dale Mabry Hwy only.
  • East side drop-off: Southbound Himes Ave turn lane onto Tampa Bay Blvd, between Lot B/C entrance and Tampa Bay Blvd. This drop-off location is accessible by traveling south on Himes Ave only.
  • For pick-up post event, please allow ample time to access the pick-up areas as outbound traffic flow can last 45 – 60 minutes.
  • Drop-off and pick up locations subject to change

Entrances for guests with disabilities with general tickets are located at Ford Gate (Gate A) and Suzuki Marine Gate (Gate C). Guests with disabilities with club/suite tickets have access to elevators located just inside the club/suite entrance. Escalators and ramps are also located at each gate.

Alcohol Policies

Alcohol will be sold inside Raymond James Stadium and at The NHL PreGame. Raymond James Stadium works hard to promote responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. Fans should be aware of the following alcohol policies:

  • All guests purchasing alcohol must be prepared to show valid identification.

  • Alcoholic beverages will be limited to two per person per purchase.

  • Policies may vary per event without notice.

  • Alcoholic beverage sales at portable and permanent concessions stands on the main and upper concourses of Raymond James Stadium will cease at the beginning of the third period of the game. The club section, however, may serve alcohol until the end of the game.

  • Guests passing alcohol to minors or guests possessing alcohol, who do not have proof of being at least 21 years of age, may be ejected or subject to arrest.

  • Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into Raymond James Stadium or the NHL PreGame. Any attempt to bring in alcohol will be considered a violation of the Code of Conduct and may result in the guest being ejected, arrested or have their ticket(s) revoked.

  • We reserve the right to refuse services at any point in time to any patron that appears to be intoxicated.

  • No alcohol may be taken out of Raymond James Stadium or the NHL PreGame.

  • Beer, wine and liquor will be sold throughout Raymond James Stadium.

ATMs/Cash-Free
  • Raymond James Stadium and the NHL PreGame are cash-free venues. Concessions stands and retail locations at Raymond James Stadium and the NHL PreGame all accept Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Tap to Pay.

  • Reverse ATM’s will be available at select locations to convert cash to a universal use Visa value card. Reverse ATM’s are located inside Raymond James Stadium on the main concourse near Section 143 and outside the Stadium next to the Box Office on Bucs Beach between the Suzuki Marine Gate and the Fifth Third Bank Gate.

Bag Policy
  • Raymond James Stadium is a “no bag” facility. Guests will be permitted to bring in one clutch-type purse no larger than 4” x 6” x 1.5” in Raymond James Stadium and The NHL PreGame. All other bags will be prohibited from entering Raymond James Stadium and The NHL Pregame.
  • All such clutch-type purses will be subject to security screening.
Banners/Signs

Flags, banners, signs or other similar items that may obstruct any sight line are prohibited.

Remember sight lines in Raymond James Stadium are not typical of an indoor hockey game.

Child Policy

Children under 3 years old do not need a ticket to enter Raymond James Stadium for the 2026 NHL Stadium Series (or the NHL PreGame); however, any such child must sit on the lap of an accompanying, ticketed parent or guardian without obstructing the view of any other guest.

Concessions

Food and beverages will be available for purchase throughout Raymond James Stadium and the NHL PreGame.

As noted above, all concession stands are cashless. All locations will accept Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Tap to Pay.

Elevators

Elevators for guests with disabilities are available near the Ford Gate (Gate A) and Suzuki Marine Gate (Gate C) at Raymond James Stadium. Elevators in the two Stadium Clubs are for suite ticketholders and club guests with disabilities.

Emergency/Evacuation

“If you see something, say something!”

In the event of an emergency, guests will be asked to exit Raymond James Stadium and return to their vehicles. For safety reasons, they will be directed to walk immediately across one of the perimeter streets surrounding the Stadium, which include: Dale Mabry Hwy, Himes Ave, Tom McEwen Blvd, Tampa Bay Blvd, or MLK Blvd. or return to their vehicles in the North Stadium lots.

Guests will be asked to go to their vehicles and turn on their car radios, as well as check www.raymondjamesstadium.com or the official RJS Facebook and Twitter account @RJStadium on their mobile devices for re-entry information.

First Aid

First aid stations are located near Sections 120 and 145 on the main concourse of Raymond James Stadium. On the upper concourse they are located near Sections 319 and 344 of Raymond James Stadium. Paramedics are positioned on the east and west walkways of the main and upper concourses and at each end zone.

First aid will also be available at the NHL PreGame.

Gate Information

Gates to Raymond James Stadium will open 1 ½ hours prior to ticketed game time. Guests should enter Raymond James Stadium through the gate listed on their mobile ticket. Re-entry is not permitted once your mobile ticket has been scanned.

Guest Services

Guest Services booths are located on the main concourse near Sections 102, 119, 127, and 144; on the upper concourse near Sections 310 and 336; in the club lobbies inside the entrance and club lounges next to the escalators as well as outside Raymond James Stadium in the South Plaza, Ford Gate, and Gate B. Guest Service booth attendants assist guests with lost and found, lost children or fans, emergencies, Designated Driver “Decide to Ride” program, wheelchair storage, stadium directions and questions.

On event day, guests can report issues and concerns by: Texting 813-680-2827 with location and issue or calling 813-350-6501 or by contacting event staff or security personnel.

Lost and Found

All guests looking to claim or report lost items during the event should visit a Guest Services booth. Guests inquiring about lost items at previous events should contact the Raymond James Stadium Office at 813-350-6500 during regular business hours. Lost items are brought down to the Raymond James Stadium Office by the end of each event. You can save time by filling out this form to claim your item if found by clicking here. Please note, items will only be held for 30 days.

Lost Guests

Guests are encouraged to instruct children in their group to find an event staff member if they become lost or separated from their group. Lost children or fans will be taken to the nearest Guest Services booth. The party looking for a child or person should follow the same procedure. As a preventive measure, all Guest Services booths inside the stadium offer the Tag-A-Fan Program. The Tag-A-Fan program returns lost children/fans to their ticketed seat. Free ID bracelets display the fan’s seat location, making it easy for event staff and law enforcement to reunite separated parties. To locate a lost child/fan or to sign up, go to the nearest Guest Services booth or notify event staff.

Mobile Entry
  • All 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series tickers are mobile and must be scanned for entry into Raymond James Stadium. Please access and download your ticket to your iPhone Wallet or Google Pay before heading to Raymond James Stadium.
  • Please have your mobile ticket pulled up on your phone as you approach the ticket turnstile. A mobile ticket must be displayed for each fan over three years old entering the NHL PreGame. If you need assistance with your mobile tickets on game day, please visit the windows at the NHL Ticket Offices (see Ticket Office Locations below). Proper photo identification will be required to assist with any mobile ticket resolution.
  • As a reminder, each ticket and the person using it to attend the 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series is subject to the Supplemental Terms, which contains dispute resolution provisions, including an arbitration agreement and class action and jury trial waivers, all of which may affect your rights.
Nursing

The nursing mothers’ rooms will be located on the Main Concourse in Section 143-144 and Section 118-119 of Raymond James Stadium. They are also located in the East and West Club, located at Sections 216-217 and 241/242.

Parking

All vehicles that enter Raymond James Stadium/Tampa Sports Authority property are subject to search.

Please follow the directions on the message boards that surround roads leading to the Stadium for reserved, general or disabled lots. In the event of severe weather, some lot entrances may be temporarily closed, and you will be asked to remain in your vehicle until further notice.

Parking Pass Requirement

  • A parking pass is required for all on-site parking facilities at Raymond James Stadium on the day of the Event. Parking passes may not be available for purchase on-site on the day of the Event, so it is recommended to purchase in advance through the ParkWhiz website. Charter bus and RV parking is also available for purchase through the website.

  • Each parking pass allows one state-registered vehicle to occupy one standard-size parking space.

  • Parking passes cannot be purchased or re-sold through third-party platforms. Any pass obtained through unauthorized sites will be invalid at Raymond James Stadium parking facilities.

Arrival and Parking Operations

  • Parking facilities will open at 12:30 PM on the day of the Event to accommodate guests wishing to attend the 2026 NHL Stadium Series PreGame in Parking Lots 5 & 7.

  • Expect heavy congestion around Raymond James Stadium; please plan your travel time accordingly.

  • Please have your digital parking pass visible when approaching Raymond James Stadium to assist with ease of traffic flow.

  • Parking passes are not valid for re-entries into the Stadium's parking lots.

  • ADA Parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis in Lot A/3D off Dale Mabry and Lot B/C off Himes Avenue, close to the Stadium. Please have proper identification. ADA parking cannot be purchased in advance.

To purchase your parking pass for the 2026 Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series™, please click here.

Parking Lot Policies

  • All parking lots utilize cashless and contactless transactions.

  • Drive lanes must be left clear for emergency vehicles.

  • No recreational activities (e.g., playing catch) are permitted in parking lots.

  • Saving parking spaces is not permitted.

  • Overnight parking is prohibited.

  • One parking spot = 10’x 24′.

  • Tents over 10′ × 10′ without prior approval (stadium management and licensee) or proper permits are not permitted on RJS property; tents cannot be combined to make a larger tent.

  • Kegs and large drinking vessels are prohibited.

  • Amplified sound systems/use of radios/audio devices with external speakers at loud levels or inappropriate language is prohibited.

  • Political campaigning, picketing or distributing handbills/pamphlets is prohibited.

  • Sampling or distributing of items by unauthorized individuals is prohibited.

  • Unauthorized collection of any kind is prohibited on stadium property.

  • No running or jogging in parking lots.

  • Unlawful weapons and fireworks are not permitted in the parking lots.

  • Fans that participate in disorderly conduct, including profanity, will be ejected.

  • All patrons must pay the proper parking fee or present a parking pass in the stadium parking lots; the pass must remain prominently displayed in the vehicle.

  • A parking fee will be charged for all spectator-type events held in the stadium.

  • Parking passes are not valid for re-entries into the stadium’s parking lots.

  • All buses must park in the bus parking lot (Lot 8).

  • Campers may park in Lot 8. Campers less than 24 feet will be permitted to park in general parking lots.

  • Raymond James Stadium’s parking lots are not available for public recreation and trespassing is prohibited in parking lots on non-event days.

Prohibited Items

The following items, or any item deemed by security personnel or the NHL to be reasonably similar to the following items, are prohibited from being brought into Raymond James Stadium and/or The NHL PreGame:

  • Weapons, of any kind, including ammunition or self-defense items
  • Any item that could reasonably be used as a weapon
  • Explosive, combustible, or other hazardous items
  • Alcohol
  • Bottles, cans, or any glass container
  • Airhorns, whistles, or other noise-making devices
  • Laser pointers or similar items that could be used to disrupt play
  • Animals of any kind, except for service animals
  • Coolers, hard sized bags, backpacks
  • Drones or any unmanned aerial device
  • Balls, frisbees, or other projectiles
  • Flags, banners, signs, or other items that may obstruct any sight line
  • Umbrellas
  • Any other item deemed potentially dangerous or unsuitable for entry by security personnel
Sensory Inclusion
  • Raymond James Stadium provides sensory rooms for those who may require one and there will be sensory bags provided by KultureCity presented by Ticketmaster available.

  • There are two (2) Sensory rooms located on the main concourse near Quad D, next to the first aid office behind Section 120 and Quad C behind Section 131. Please sign in with the guest services booth nearby to gain access to the sensory room.

  • Guests can pick up sensory bags at any of the following guest services locations: Sections 106, 119, 131 & 143 on the main concourse, East and Hyundai Club concierge desks, and Sections 311 and 335 of the upper concourse of Raymond James Stadium.

  • If guests do not prefer the use of a sensory room, Raymond James Stadium does offer sensory bags and sensory tools for those who may require them. For guests wishing to utilize these tools, please visit any guest service booth near your section.

Smoking Policy

Smoking & tobacco (including e-cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco vaping devices and cigarettes) are not permitted in Raymond James Stadium or at the NHL PreGame.

Ticket Office Location
  • The main NHL ticket box office and will call are located at the Box Office in the South Plaza of Raymond James Stadium between the Suzuki Marine Gate (Gate C) and The Fifth Third Bank Gate (Gate D) and will be open starting at 4:00 PM on game day until the end of the first intermission.

  • If you experience any ticket issues when entering Raymond James Stadium, visit the Box Office in the South Plaza of the Stadium between the Suzuki Marine Gate (Gate C) and The Fifth Third Bank Gate (Gate D) for assistance.

Wi-Fi

Raymond James Stadium offers free Wi-Fi for all events. Connect to the network “bucswifi” when inside the Stadium.

Growing the game in Tampa Bay

Hockey across the Tampa Bay Area, and the state of Florida as a whole, has seen exponential growth in the past decade at all levels of the game. The state of Florida is approaching 10,000 registered youth hockey players, ranking first overall in the Southeast District and 11th in the country. With contributions from the Lightning and community partners, the Bay Area has seen a 70 percent increase in new USA Hockey ice hockey registrations since the 2016-17 season.

The Bolts’ Learn to Play program has introduced more than 6,000 new players to ice hockey since 2016. Operated by the team, the Lightning High School Hockey League boasts 778 registered players across 21 varsity and junior varsity teams, up 77 percent since the 2016-17 season. The Lightning Female Hockey Program has exploded, working with more than 1,000 females annually. The Lightning also provide Disabled Hockey programming and teams for all ages and disabilities to ensure everyone can play the game. Overall, on-ice training hours for children aged 5-18 is up 183 percent since 2016, with over 2,000 Lightning-operated training hours each year.

Off the ice, the Lightning’s Community & Hockey Development team has distributed more than 240,000 street hockey sticks and balls to over 1,120 schools, with 65 percent of those qualifying as Title 1, since 2015. The team has constructed 10 outdoor ball hockey rinks in a five-county area. The Community & Hockey Development’s home base, the Lightning Made Training Center, plays host to 2,500 families of all ages in varying ball hockey and off-ice programming each year. They also host numerous ball hockey tournaments, leagues, and clinics throughout Central Florida.