More Value, More Access: Regina Pats Introduce New Ticket Options for 2026–27
Significantly reduced pricing for families and weekday games, plus new value for season ticket holders headline a refreshed ticket model.
REGINA, SK – The Regina Pats Hockey Club announced a series of changes for the 2026-27 season designed to make Pats hockey more affordable for families, deliver greater value for fans, and begin a new chapter for the Brandt Centre.
The announcement includes reduced single-game ticket pricing, new weekday pricing, the introduction of a Family Zone, season ticket renewals, and the first phase of a long-term plan to enhance the fan experience at the Brandt Centre.
While Brandt Sports & Entertainment has proudly owned the Regina Pats for years, the 2026-27 season marks the first year the organization will also manage and operate the Brandt Centre. With the REAL Deal expected to close on September 1st, the Pats and Brandt Sports & Entertainment, as a whole, are now able to look at ticket options with an entirely new approach. Bringing the team and facility together under one vision creates a new environment where all parties can remain focused on improving every aspect of the fan experience — from ticketing and concessions to facility enhancements and long-term investments.
“This season, we wanted to make Pats hockey more accessible and create a better experience for everyone who walks through our doors.” said Shaun Semple, Owner, Brandt Sports & Entertainment. “By bringing the team and the Brandt Centre together under one vision, we’re able to focus on every part of the fan experience and make decisions with the long-term future in mind.”
For the 2026-27 season, the Regina Pats are introducing a new ticketing structure aimed at making games more affordable and accessible for fans.Highlights include:
- New Family Zone (Silver equivalent) tickets at $12.50 per seat (plus applicable taxes and fees), representing a 58% reduction from last season’s single-game pricing
- New weekday tickets starting at just $12.25 (plus applicable taxes and fees), representing a 50% reduction from last year’s pricing
- Single-game ticket prices reduced by 15% across all seating categories.
The new ticketing structure is designed to make Pats hockey more accessible for every type of fan. Families can now access dedicated Family Zone seating at a fraction of last season’s cost, while new weekday walk-up pricing creates one of the most affordable entry points to a Pats game. Combined with reduced single-game pricing across all seating categories, the changes create more opportunities for fans to experience Regina Pats hockey throughout the season.
For fans looking to make Pats hockey part of their season, season ticket renewals for the 2026-27 season will be available Aug.4, 2026.
The Regina Pats are also excited to announce two significant new additions to every season ticket package this season. Each seat now comes with a $170 food and beverage credit, delivered as a $5 credit for every regular season home game. Additionally, pre-season games are now included, all with no increase to the base price of the tickets. That means up to 30% additional value for season ticket members next season.
If you are looking to get in on the action for the first time as a new Season Ticket Member, tickets will go on sale on Aug. 17, 2026, and fans can score packages for as low as $17.26/game (plus applicable taxes and fees) Making Pats hockey more accessible is only one part of the long-term vision. As Brandt Sports & Entertainment begins operating the Brandt Centre, the focus extends beyond ticket pricing to the overall fan experience. The organization is committed to both short-term improvements and long-term investments that will enhance the facility for fans, players, and staff.
As previously announced, Brandt Sports & Entertainment committed $10 million in capital investment toward the future of the Brandt Centre. This investment is separate from the ongoing maintenance and operational requirements of the facility. With the organization now assuming operation of the facility, fans will begin to see the first phase of that vision take shape ahead of the 2026-27 season with construction scheduled to start at the end of this 2026-27 season.
Planned enhancements include:
- Upgraded mechanical systems throughout the facility
- Enhanced security measures in the Brandt Centre and the rest of the District
- Updated food and beverage offerings, including specialty items and returning fan-favourite game-day promotions.
- Upper bowl power ring LEDs and first-in-Canada LED rink boards
- An upgraded arena sound system
- Enhanced lighting designed to elevate game presentation and atmosphere
- Bowl seating improvements and expanded premium viewing options
LED rink boards and power rings were originally explored for this season, but with the REAL deal anticipated to close on Sept. 1, 2026, installation is now scheduled to begin following the conclusion of the 2026-27 Pats season.
“This season is about taking meaningful first steps,” said Gord Pritchard, CEO, Regina Pats. “Our goal this season is to get more fans in the building and provide a better experience when they get there. We’ve made Pats hockey more accessible, started investing in the Brandt Centre and established a clear path forward for the future of both the team and the facility.”
“There’s real risk in what we’re doing here. Putting more than $10 million into a facility while lowering the price of admission isn’t something most ownership groups would do,” concluded Semple. “But it’s what has to be done. If we want this place to be a gathering place for our kids and grandkids, not just this season but for years to come, doing nothing is simply not an option. We have a responsibility to keep investing in it, improving it and planning for its future.”
Fans can secure their seats beginning with season ticket renewals on Aug. 4, 2026 at 10 a.m., new season ticket sales starting on Aug. 17, followed by single-game tickets and all ticket packages on sale on Aug. 24.
