NHL Aims to Match Taylor Swift, Selling Out MetLife Stadium with Back-To-Back Outdoor Games in 2024 Stadium Series

New York Rangers, Islanders, New Jersey Devils, and Philadelphia Flyers set to play in the 2024 NHL Stadium Series at the 82,000-seat MetLife Stadium, potentially setting an attendance record with a combined 160,000 fans over two days.

The NHL is planning to hold the 2024 Stadium Series at the 82,000-seat MetLife Stadium, aiming to sell out the venue multiple times over the course of two days on February 17-18, 2024.
The back-to-back games, featuring New Jersey Devils vs Philadelphia Flyers and New York Rangers vs Islanders, are expected to be the league's 40th and 41st regular-season outdoor matches.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman anticipates that these two events are set to add to the expected attendance record anticipated for this season.
The league anticipates approximately 160,000 spectators for the two-day event, potentially turning it into the best-attended weekend in league's history.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy expressed enthusiasm about the event, suggesting it could be another success for MetLife Stadium, which has been selected as a venue for the 2026 Men's World Cup.