The average price for Toronto Maple Leafs tickets for regular season NHL games has fluctuated over the past six seasons. The highest average Maple Leafs ticket price was $160 during 2013-2014 season. The lowest average price was $93 during the 2015-2016 season. The current average ticket price for the Toronto Maple Leafs 2016-2017 season is $135.
(Data updated 11/10/2016)
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2017 Maple Leafs Season Preview
The 2016-2017 Toronto Maple Leafs schedule is set and the team is hoping to improve on the previous season, which was the worst in team history. The Maple Leafs finished last overall in the NHL, finishing 8th in the Atlantic Division and 16th in the Eastern Division. Toronto has acquired free agents Matt Martin, Roman Polak, and Justin Holl in the off-season. After last season, the Maple Leafs are sure to have a more successful 2016-2017 season. TicketCity is the place to go for Toronto Maple Leafs tickets. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre, or supporting Toronto on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all Toronto Maple Leafs tickets, including home and away games.
Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey at Air Canada Centre
Address: 40 Bay St, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2X2, Canada The Toronto Maple Leafs play their home games at the Air Canada Centre, located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. When filled to capacity, nearly 19,000 loyal fans can be heard screaming for the Maple Leafs. The Air Canada Centre is also the home of the Toronto Raptors of the NBA. The Toronto Maple Leafs home bench is on the Air Canada Centre rink side in front of sections 119 & 120. Air Canada Centre parking information is covered in our Maple Leafs event guide.
Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens
Over a 30-year span, the Maple Leafs and Canadiens faced each other 15 times in the postseason, meeting in the Stanley Cup Finals five times, just so there’s no confusion about how good this rivalry is. The Canadiens and Leafs are #1 and #2 on all-time NHL championships with a combined 37 titles. There no language barrier between the two fan bases anymore, which may be a bad thing with the bad blood between the two. This is the Ali vs. Frazier of hockey.
Maple Leafs vs. Senators
It’s known as the Battle of Ontario and it’s one of the best rivalries in the NHL. When these two come together for the six games a season they play, the eyes of everyone in Ontario is watching. The Leafs and Sens have met in the postseason over 20 times, with Toronto coming in ahead more often than not.
Toronto Maple Leafs in the Stanley Cup, Eastern Conference Championship, and NHL Playoffs
Although their nickname includes a grammatical error the error has not translated to the ice for the Toronto hockey teams. The winners of over a mind blowing dozen Stanley Cup Champions and 5 Conference Championships since 1968 the Maple Leafs are certainly one of the most successful teams in NHL history. Their 64 NHL playoff appearances are the 2nd most all time.
2015 Toronto Maple Leafs Season Preview
The Toronto Maple Leafs have made the Stanley Cup Playoffs only one time since 2004, have failed to be competitive in each of the last two seasons. But the storied franchise has made some drastic moves to try and prepare the Maple Leafs for future dominance and a return to the Stanley Cup finals. One of the biggest departures for Toronto is Phil Kessel, and the Maple Leafs will have to rely on a number of young stars to fill the scoring gap left by Kessel’s departure. Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf will shoulder much of the responsibility of directing Toronto’s attack and will have added help in speedster Michael Grabner. While it might be too early to anoint the 2015 Toronto Maple Leafs as a playoff contender, Toronto has a solid foundation for the future and should be surprisingly competitive in 2015.
2014 Toronto Maple Leafs Season Preview
After the first 6 months of the 2013-2014 NHL season the Toronto Maple Leafs were in great shape to make the playoffs. The Maple Leafs then proceeded to go on one of the biggest late season collapses in NHL history. Toronto lost 12 of their last 14 games and went from 9 points above the bottom playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, to 9 points below it. This sour ending to last season has sparked a load of offseason changes for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team has a new president, new assistant coaches, and a number of new players. Key departures are Dave Bolland, Carl Gunnarson, Jay McClemont, Paul Ranger, and Jerred Smithson. Replacing these names are Stephane Robidas, Leo Komarov, Matt Frattin, and a score of other new names. Key to the Maple Leafs success in 2014 will be winger Phil Kessel. He is one of the most electrifying offensive players in the NHL and if he is able to continue scoring at will, Toronto should be in good shape to avoid last season’s collapse.
2013 Toronto Maple Leafs Season Preview
The Maple Leafs have had some turnover, but they’re hoping it’s for the best as they try to get that little extra that could have helped them beat the Bruins in Game 7 last season. Jonathan Bernier, David Bolland and Paul Ranger are just a few of the guys brought in to help with the departures. Joe Colborne, Mikhail Grabovski and Clarke MacArthur are just a few of the guys not wearing blue anymore, with Grabowski being the one that might be the most missed this season. Bernier’s play will be key between the post for Toronto early on in the season. The Maple Leafs have a five-game homestand beginning on Nov. 16, including games against the Sabres, Islanders and Capitals. The Canadiens come into town for a game on Jan. 18, then it’s the hated Senators in the building for a Feb. 1 match up.
2012 Toronto Maple Leafs Season Preview
One of Canada's most popular teams, the Toronto Maple Leafs, have been a dominating franchise in the National Hockey League since they were established in 1917. Although they haven't won a Stanley Cup since the 1966-67 season, the Leafs are expected to make a valiant effort when it comes to snagging a championship this coming year. Toronto was one of the teams left out of the playoffs in the 2010-11 season, finishing in 10th place in the Eastern Conference. The Leafs have been restructuring their roster for the past few years, bringing in veterans and new talent alike in an effort to creating a winning team. This year, Toronto is intent on not letting another opportunity to make it to the postseason slip by. The Leafs have a number of players that are expected to make a splash in the 2011-12 season, including Phil Kessel and Mike Brown. Head coach Ron Wilson also brings plenty of experience to the franchise, which has many young players that could use some guidance.
2011 Toronto Maple Leafs Season Preview
The Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the most storied franchises in the NHL, but fans have been looking for answers lately as the team has not made the playoffs since 2004. After a slue of trades toward the end of last year, and several offseason acquisitions, the Maple Leafs may be set to return to the postseason. Although much of the team was rebuilt over the last year or so, Toronto retains much of its scoring from last season. Phil Kessel, who led the team in goals and total points last year, will be back to provide a significant threat on the first line. Along with Kessel will be Tyler Bozak, who may be among the top forwards in the league. Youngsters Kris Versteeg, with Colby Armstrong and Clarke MacArthur should be able to offer goals when called upon as well. Defense will be the strength of this team. Dion Phaneuf can shut down other teams' offensive attacks, and is also adept at providing the Maple Leafs with assists as well. Mike Komisarek is one of the top defenders in the league as well, and if he can stay healthy, this duo should be among the best in the NHL. Jonas Gustavsson is expected to earn the starting job in goal, but veteran Jean-Sebastien Giguere may challenge him for the spot.
Toronto Maple Leafs - 12/21/2016
The Maple Leafs have only won two out of their last nine games, putting them in last place in the Atlantic Division with an overall record of 12-12-7.
Toronto Maple Leafs - 12/7/2016
The Toronto Maple Leafs are struggling this season and the team is currently on a three-game losing streak. The Leafs are 10-10-5 this season and are 8th in the Atlantic Division.