The Vegas Golden Knights will start selling a limited number of single-game tickets for the 2026 Western Conference Final on Friday, May 15 at 12 p.m. PT, as the club prepares to meet the Colorado Avalanche in a series that opens in Denver before shifting to Las Vegas.
Game 3 is set for Sunday, May 24 at T-Mobile Arena, followed by Game 4 on Tuesday, May 26. If the series reaches a sixth game, the Golden Knights would host Game 6 on Saturday, May 30, giving fans a clear wcf schedule for the first three possible home dates.
The team said fans can also buy a strip for the Western Conference Final that includes the same seat for all three potential home games. Tickets for games that are not played will be refunded through AXS within 10 to 14 business days, while additional ticketing options would be announced later if the Golden Knights advance beyond the Western Conference Final.
Beyond single-game sales, a limited number of event suites and group tickets will be available. Local qualified groups of 10 or more guests can save on single-game pricing in select areas of T-Mobile Arena, and private luxury suites for groups of 20 guests will include all-inclusive food, beer and wine.
The timing matters because the first on-sale window arrives before the series comes to Las Vegas, and because more seats could be released as NHL and visiting team holds are returned. For fans trying to lock in a seat now, the message is simple: the opening sale is limited, the home-game slate is known, and the rest depends on how many tickets come back into circulation before puck drop.
