Earlier today, the Fife Flyers Ice Hockey Club and Elite Ice Hockey League announced the complete fixtures list for the 2023-24 hockey season.
As previously announced, the Flyers will participate in a pre-season schedule with rivals Dundee Stars, Romanian side, CSM Corona Brasov and Dutch club, Tilburg Trappers.
The Flyers’ regular season will start with a double-header against Glasgow Clan on 23rd and 24th September, in a pair of Challenge Cup games. The squad’s first league match on home-ice will take place on Saturday, 14th October versus Belfast Giants.
Other noteworthy home games for fans’ calendars are the Boxing Day game against Dundee Stars, and the Hogmanay game versus Glasgow Clan. Both games set during the holiday season will start at 5PM.
The regular season games will end with another double-header, this time the Flyers will travel to Dundee on Saturday, 6th April then return to Fife Ice Arena to take on the Stars at home the next night.
New this season, all Flyers’ Sunday home games will have an earlier face-off time of 5:15PM. This change was made in response to fan requests, and in an effort to offer a more family-friendly start time.
The complete list of Fife Flyers fixtures can be found here: Fixtures
Season tickets are available for Flyers fans to purchase until 28th July.
Season ticket packages will include all 30 regular season home games (pre-season matches not included), giving Flyers fans the chance to see all Fife Flyers league games AND the first round of the Challenge Cup games played on home ice.
Season ticket packages are priced as follows:
| Ticket Type | 2023-24 Season Ticket Price | Ticket Price per Game | Savings (compared to game night tickets) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADULT (16+) | £540 | £18 (pro rata per game) | £4 per game |
CONCESSION | £390 | £13 (pro rata per game) | £3 per game |
| CHILD (3-15 years) | £270 | £9 (pro rata per game) | £2 per game |
| ADDITIONAL CHILD* | £120 | £4 (pro rata per game) | £7 per game |
2023-24 Game Night Ticket Prices
| ADULT | CONCESSION | CHILD** | FAMILY |
|---|---|---|---|
| £22 | £16 | £11 | £58 |
* Additional Child season tickets are applicable when:
2 x Full Paying Adults and 1 x Full Paying Child have been selected, you can then add up to 2 x Additional Children
OR 1 x Full Paying Adult and 2 x Full Paying Children have been selected, you can then add up to 2 x Additional Children to the booking.
** Children under the age of 15 MUST be accompanied by an adult aged 18+. Anyone purchasing a child ticket will need to be accompanied by a concession or adult.
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