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Park City Outliers 2026 Single Game Tickets Now On Sale

By Utah News Staff · Originally published September 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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Park City Outliers 2026 Single Game Tickets Now On Sale
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Single game tickets for the Park City Outliers 2026 season are now available for purchase. The team is scheduled to play its opening night on Friday, October 2, at the Black Rock Mountain Event Center.

Key takeaways

  • Single game tickets for the 2026 season are currently on sale.
  • Opening night is scheduled for Friday, October 2, against the Ventura Vikings.
  • Park City will host 27 home games plus Dineen Cup playoff games.
  • The team features five returning players led by Captain Erick Bachtle.

Single game tickets for the Park City Outliers 2026 season are now on sale. The team is scheduled to play its opening night on Friday, October 2, against the Ventura Vikings at the Black Rock Mountain Event Center at 7:05 PM.

The Outliers roster features five returning players, including Captain Erick Bachtle. New young talent is expected to replace veterans from the previous season as the team aims for a deep run in the Dineen Cup playoffs. Park City will host 27 home games, in addition to Dineen Cup playoff games.

The Outliers are an elite U-20 junior hockey club, which represents the highest level of amateur hockey in North America.

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