See the progress on Isles' UBS Arena at Belmont Park construction New York State owns the 43-acre plot of land at Belmont Park, while the arena is privately funded by New York Arena Partners, a joint venture between the owners of the Islanders, former Mets Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon and Oak View Group, an arena development company. Construction on the hotel and retail space have not yet begun.
It is the centerpiece of a $1.3 billion development project at Belmont Park which also includes a 250-room hotel and 350,000 square feet of retail space.
Seat-selection priority is based on tenure, meaning season-ticket holders dating to the Islanders’ inaugural season in 1972 get first dibs. There are no personal seat licenses or multiyear commitments required. Premium and club season tickets will be available starting at $189 per game with additional benefits such as first access to concerts, food and non-alcoholic beverages. In the upper bowl, the prices range from $29 to $82 per game, with some standing-room tickets available at $25. In the lower bowl, season tickets run from $250 per game - a limited number of seats along the glass - to $75 per game. The Islanders announced their season-ticket pricing plans on Sept. The Isles will open the 2021-22 season on a 13-game road trip over five weeks to allow for construction to finish. UBS Arena at Belmont Park will host its first NHL game on Nov. Watch a live feed of the arena's construction here.īy clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy. The targeted opening date of UBS Arena is November 2021. All four clubs differ in both size - ranging from 130 seats to 1,300 - and in the design of the entertainment areas. There will be 56 luxury suites, as well as four clubs: the UBS Club, the Spotlight Club, the 1905 club and the Loft Club. UBS Arena is expected to have a capacity of 17,113 for hockey games and 18,853 for concerts. (This page will be updated regularly as information becomes available.) Capacity Here are more facts and figures about UBS Arena. The team left Nassau Coliseum, its home since 1972, and moved into Barclays Center for the 2015-16 season, but soon split their home games between there and the Coliseum. The move will come after several seasons of the Isles not having one true home arena. UBS Arena at Belmont Park is set to become the Islanders’ new permanent home beginning in the 2021-22 NHL season. After bouncing around between different home arenas for the last half-decade, the Islanders finally are getting a home of their own.
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