Thinking about catching a New York Islanders game or another exciting event at UBS Arena? It's a fantastic experience, and getting your tickets is pretty straightforward once you know where to look.
For the die-hard Islanders fans, the real game-changer is becoming a Season Ticket Member. These folks get the inside track on the best pricing, savings on parking and those all-important concessions, and generally more access to the team. It's definitely the way to go if you plan on being at a lot of games throughout the 2026-27 season and beyond.
But what if you're looking for single games or maybe a specific event? For those not in the season ticket club, Ticketmaster is your go-to for single-game tickets. They handle the sales for most events, so keep an eye on their platform.
And it's not just hockey! UBS Arena is a hub for live entertainment. Looking ahead to March 2026, for instance, you can catch Three Days Grace and I Prevail for the LOUD ISLAND: Bite Bash, or even the classic Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus. There are also concerts like Brandon Lake's King of Hearts Tour and Ramon Ayala's Historia De Un Final scheduled. So, whether it's cheering on the Isles or rocking out to a band, there's a lot happening.
Now, a quick heads-up on how you'll actually get into the arena. UBS Arena is all about digital tickets. That means you'll need your ticket displayed on your smartphone. The best way to manage this is through the New York Islanders + UBS Arena App. You can download your tickets right into your Apple Wallet or Google Pay for super easy access. Just a friendly reminder: printouts and screenshots won't cut it, and neither will physical tickets. It's all about that digital convenience, powered by Ticketmaster SafeTix for extra security with those refreshing barcodes.
Getting to UBS Arena is also pretty convenient. The LIRR train can whisk you directly to the Elmont-UBS Arena Station from Grand Central Madison or Penn Station in about 30 minutes, or a quick 13 minutes from Hicksville. Once you're there, parking is available for purchase through ParkWhiz, and there's even The Park at UBS Arena for some pre-game outdoor fun with games and a beer garden.
If you have specific questions about accessibility, don't hesitate to reach out. UBS Arena is committed to making sure everyone has a great experience. You can contact them via email at [email protected] or by calling 516-460-8598. They also have a detailed Accessibility Guide available.
So, whether you're a lifelong fan or just looking for a great night out, UBS Arena has you covered. Just remember to go digital with your tickets!
