Lightning single game tickets to go on sale to the general public Aug. 19

TAMPA BAY - Single game tickets for all Tampa Bay Lightning games at AMALIE Arena during the 2021 preseason, presented by Florida Blue, inclusive of the team's game at Orlando's Amway Center on October 5, and the 2021-22 regular season, presented by AdventHealth, will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Thursday, August 19, the team announced today. Single game tickets can be purchased exclusively online at
www.TampaBayLightning.com/Tickets
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Special single-game pre-sales will begin with Lightning Season Ticket Members on Tuesday, August 17 at 10 a.m. The Lightning Priority Access Club, Flex Plan holders, those with Chase credit cards and members of the Lightning Insider email club will also have access to advanced pre-sales. Bolts fans who are not part of the Email Club can join and be part of the pre-sale by visiting
www.TampaBayLightning.com/subscriptions
.
For the Lightning's full regular season schedule visit
www.TampaBayLightning.com/Schedule
.
The Lightning will once again play all teams in the NHL, including the newest expansion team, the Seattle Kraken. Similar to past seasons, the Bolts will take on each team in their division four times (except for Buffalo and Montreal which it will play three times each), play the Metropolitan Division three times each and play against each Western Conference opponent twice (once home and once away).
The 2022 Honda NHL All-Star Weekend will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 4-5. The 2022 Honda NHL All-Star Weekend will include the 2022 NHL All-Star Skills™ on Friday, February 4 and the 2022 Honda NHL All-Star Game on Saturday, February 5, and will feature various hockey-themed events, entertainment and activities. No final agreement or decision has been made to this point regarding the possible participation of NHL Players in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Talks remain ongoing, but pending an agreement, the league will pause from Feb. 7-22, 2022 to accommodate NHL Player participation in the Olympic Games.
The Lightning will play an even split of 41 home and road games once again and will have their longest home stand of the season of five consecutive home games from April 14 through April 23. The longest road trip will consist of six games from March 6 through March 16 which includes the Lightning's first visit to Seattle on March 16. The Bolts will also play the Nashville Predators at Nissan Stadium for an NHL Stadium Series Game on Saturday, February 26. The Bolts will face Seattle for the first time on November 26 at AMALIE Arena.