The NHL has absolutely nailed it with their 4 Nations Face-Off. As evidenced by the huge ratings they pulled during Saturday night's game between the USA and Canada, it's clear that the All-Star Game replacement has been a massive success.
The round-robin-style tournament will come to an end Thursday night as the U.S. and Canada will once again square off—this time in the championship game.
That highly anticipated final will take place at the TD Garden in Boston on Thursday night and, as shared by The Athletic's Chris Johnston, ticket prices for the event are sky-high:
If you don't already have tickets to Thursday's #4Nations championship game at TD Garden, it's going to cost you a pretty penny to get inside and watch USA/Canada. pic.twitter.com/KBgy592YVr
— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) February 17, 2025
As of Wednesday afternoon, the lowest price for a single ticket on Ticketmaster was a whopping $935—with the highest coming in at $6,846 (!) for an ice-side seat.
Other ticketing app options include Gametime with a low of $786 and a high of $5,687, StubHub with a low of $708 and a high of $5,528, and Seat Geek with a low of $811 and a high of $9,251.
Woof.
Puck drop for Thursday's final between the U.S. and Canada is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET. For those not equipped to be there in person, the game will air on ESPN and Sportsnet.
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