NHL VIP Tickets & Packages

Glass Seats (Rinkside Seats)

Glass seats are the closest seats available at NHL games. These seats place fans directly behind the protective glass surrounding the ice. Benefits often include:

• Seats located inches from the action
• Access to premium lounges
• Dedicated food and beverage service
• VIP arena entrances

Some arenas also offer special experiences such as warm-up viewing or player tunnel access for glass seat ticket holders.

Club Level Seats

Club seats are premium arena seats located in exclusive sections that include access to luxury lounges. Typical club seat benefits include:

• Access to private lounges and restaurants
• Premium food and beverage options
• Comfortable padded seating
• Shorter concession lines

Many club levels provide panoramic views of the arena and upscale dining options for guests before and during games.

Luxury Suites

Luxury suites are private enclosed spaces inside NHL arenas designed for groups. Typical suite features include:

• Private seating areas for 12–20 guests
• Dedicated suite attendants
• Private restrooms
• Catering and beverage packages
• VIP parking passes

Luxury suites are commonly used for corporate entertainment, client events, and group celebrations at NHL games.

Loge Boxes

Loge boxes combine the privacy of a suite with a more social seating environment. Features often include:

• Premium cushioned seating
• In-seat service
• Small group seating areas (4–8 people)
• Access to club lounges

Loge seating is considered one of the most comfortable ways to watch an NHL game.

What NHL VIP Tickets Usually Include

Depending on the arena and seating type, VIP NHL tickets may include:

• Premium seats close to the ice
• Access to VIP lounges or clubs
• Complimentary or upgraded food and drinks
• Private entrances and faster arena access
• Dedicated wait staff or concierge service
• VIP parking

Some official hospitality packages may also include behind-the-scenes experiences, player meet-and-greets, or exclusive arena tours.