SAINT PAUL, Minn. – Beginning today, Thursday, Feb. 9 at noon CT all ticket types to the 2023 NCHC Frozen Faceoff are on sale. Single day-session tickets are now available for purchase, as well as discounted student tickets. The National Collegiate Hockey Conference’s (NCHC) annual championship will once again be held at Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minn. on March 17-18.
 
While all-session tickets to the 2023 NCHC Frozen Faceoff remain on sale, fans now have the option to purchase tickets to only one day of the Frozen Faceoff. Single day-session tickets are available for both semifinal games on Friday, March 17 or a Saturday-session ticket provides access to the championship game on March 18. All-session tickets consist of tickets for both days (two tickets total) and all three Frozen Faceoff games. 
 
On March 17, the first semifinal begins at 4:00 p.m. CT with the second game at 7:30 p.m. CT. The following night, the championship is set for a 7:30 p.m. CT puck drop.
 
Both single day-session and all-session tickets can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com.?Certain fees may apply. 
 
Single day-session tickets are available at several price points, including as low as $37.50 for select lower-level seats, while club seats are available for as low as $52.50 for either both semifinals or the championship game. All-session tickets begin at $65 for all three games. A link to the Xcel Energy Center seating chart can be found here. 
 
The NCHC is also offering special ticket pricing for students of NCHC member schools. NCHC students may purchase up to two (2) all-session ticket packages in select lower-level sections for $45 each. Single day-session student tickets for either Friday, March 17 or Saturday, March 18 are available for $25. For information on how to purchase student tickets, contact your school’s athletic ticket office. A student ID will be required to enter the arena with student tickets. Certain fees may apply. 
 
For groups of nine (9) or more, please call 651-312-3486.  For suite rental information, please email frozenfaceoff@xcelenergycenter.com or call 651-312-3485.
  
Special NCHC room rates are available for fans attending the 2023 Frozen Faceoff at select hotels in downtown Saint Paul through?Visit Saint Paul. To view available discounted room rates for the Frozen Faceoff, click here. The NCHC hotel fan blocks are open through Saturday, March 4.
 
In addition to the Frozen Faceoff games, the Minnesota Wild will host the Boston Bruins on Championship Saturday at 1 p.m. CT prior to the title game for fans wanting to watch more hockey (separate ticket required). Fans can purchase tickets to the Minnesota Wild game here.
 
Several fan events are also planned around Frozen Faceoff weekend, including a Fan Skate, NCHC Awards Celebration and NCHC Fan Fest. Frozen Faceoff team practices will be open to the public, as well, on Thursday, March 16.
 
On the evening of March 16, the NCHC will host its annual Awards Celebration at the St. Paul Event Center in downtown Saint Paul at 5:15 p.m. CT. Parents and guests of participating teams and individual award winners will have the opportunity to purchase tickets to the NCHC Awards Celebration as the event nears. Later that night, the NCHC Fan Skate will once again take place on the eve of the Frozen Faceoff as well, from 7-8:30 p.m. CT at Xcel Energy Center. The NCHC Fan Skate is free and open to the public.
 
NCHC Fan Fest, featuring interactive games, food and drink, music, and more, will take place in the afternoon prior to the hockey games both days of the Frozen Faceoff (Friday and Saturday) at the Apostle Supper Club across 7th Street West from Xcel Energy Center.
 
For more Frozen Faceoff ticket and event information, visit NCHChockey.com. For additional fan information surrounding the games, visit xcelenergycenter.com.
 
The 2023 NCHC Tournament begins with best-of-three quarterfinal series on campus sites (March 10-12), with the four series winners advancing to the Frozen Faceoff. Last year, all four teams that qualified for the NCHC Frozen Faceoff went on to play in the NCAA Tournament, with Denver winning the NCHC’s fifth National Championship in the last six tournaments.