The Philadelphia Flyers, the Philadelphia Wings and the New Wells Fargo Center today announced a new partnership with Ticketmaster, making the ticketing platform the Official Marketplace of the teams and their home venue. Fans will be able to seamlessly manage and re-sell tickets on the secure, fan-friendly platform and access Flyers, Wings, concert and event tickets all in one place. Ticketmaster also offers personalized recommendations for upcoming concerts and events while providing customer support seven days a week.
We are thrilled to partner with Ticketmaster to bring our fans and guests the best ticket management experience unified across the top entertainment and sporting events coming to the New Wells Fargo Center,” said Todd Glickman, Chief Revenue Officer of Comcast Spectacor. “Flyers fans, Wings fans, and all those who enter Wells Fargo Center for one of our 200+ events will now enjoy a one-stop shop and best-in-class technology for their ticketing needs.”
Todd Glickman
Chief Revenue Officer of Comcast Spectator
Philadelphia stands out for its dedicated fans, dynamic teams and special venues, making it a city like no other,” said Marla Ostroff, Ticketmaster Managing Director of North America. “Working collaboratively with our new partner Comcast Spectacor, we’re committed to enhancing the experience for Flyers and Wings fans, as well as Wells Fargo Center visitors, through our innovative technologies and deep understanding of fan preferences and needs.”
Marla Ostroff
Managing Director of North America at Ticketmaster
As part of the multi-year partnership, Ticketmaster will continue to focus on developing and integrating features that help the teams and venue enhance and personalize every step of the fan journey.
The Philadelphia Flyers 2023-24 official season schedule was announced last week, and single game pre-sales begin on July 11, exclusively available on Ticketmaster.com, PhiladelphiaFlyers.com or through the Official Philadelphia Flyers Team Mobile App. Fans that have purchased tickets for upcoming events and concerts will not be impacted by this change.
