Florida Panthers Sell Out 2024-25 Season Tickets

Amerant Bank Arena has been called many names in its 26-year history. Whether it was National Car Rental Center, Office Depot Center, Bank Atlantic Center, BB&T Center or FLA Live Arena; the Sunrise hockey facility on 1 Panther Parkway — just across the street from an outlet Mall — is now the place to be in South Florida.

On Tuesday morning — just a few hours before the Florida Panthers are set to raise its first Stanley Cup champion banner — the team announced that they sold out of season tickets for the first time in franchise history.  

After making the Stanley Cup Final in 2023, the Panthers sold out its lower-bowl season tickets for the 2023-24 season. The Panthers would go on to win the franchise’s first Stanley Cup that season.

“After a historic and exciting Championship season, we are thrilled to announce that our season tickets for the 2024-25 season are sold out thanks to our loyal and passionate South Florida fanbase,” said Panthers Chief Revenue Officer Shawn Thornton. “The energy and atmosphere of Amerant Bank Arena will continue to be electric this year and we can’t wait to deliver exceptional experiences for our members.” 

If you build it, they will come. That’s what the Panthers have done for hockey in South Florida. 

They are no longer the team that needs to fend off the Quebec City relocation  rumors, or close off the upper-level of a once empty arena. Florida is now a destination team in the league and with the roster they have, it will continue to be for quite some time

While the Territory Memberships have sold out for the 2024-25 season, fans who aren’t season ticket holders won’t be left in the dark. The Panthers reserve a portion of ticket and suite inventory for all games through the season, so fans can still purchase tickets for the games. 

The Panthers aren’t going anywhere and neither are their six fans.