NHL All-Star 2027 Seat Views

NHL All-Star 2027 seating chart — UBS Arena, Elmont

Dates

5–6 February 2027

Arena

UBS Arena

City

Elmont, NY

Home team

New York Islanders

Capacity

17,255 for ice hockey

The NHL takes All-Star Weekend to UBS Arena on 5–6 February 2027 — the Elmont home of the Islanders, and one of the 31 arenas mapped in 3D on this site. Click any section of the map above and a real panoramic view from that part of the building opens, so you can see what the ice looks like from a seat before you commit to it.

The format is new, and it is the reason this weekend will not look like the ones before it: a five-team 3-on-3 tournament — Canada, Finland, Sweden, the United States and a World team — with a four-game round robin of five-minute games and a ten-minute final between the top two. The skills events are on the Friday 5 February and the games on the Saturday 6 February, and the whole thing sits inside the 4–7 February 2027 All-Star break in the regular season.

What is confirmed, and what is not: the NHL has published the host arena, the dates and the tournament format. It had not published the rosters, the puck-drop times or ticket on-sale dates when this page was written (checked 19 August 2026 on nhl.com (All-Star 2027 announcement + 2026-27 schedule release)). Rather than fill those in with last year’s schedule, they are left out until the league announces them.

One thing worth knowing before you pick a seat: the map above is the regular-season hockey configuration, the one this building uses for 42 nights a year. An All-Star weekend adds broadcast platforms, camera positions and extra media seating around the boards, so the very lowest rows can end up with a different view from the one shown here. From the lower bowl upwards, what you see on the map is what you get.

And a 3-on-3 tournament is a different viewing problem from a normal game. Five-a-side hockey on a full-size sheet is a game of space: the play stretches end to end, nobody grinds the boards, and the seats that read it are the ones with height at centre ice rather than the ones closest to the glass. The skills night is the opposite — it happens at one end of the rink, so a clean, square line to that goal is worth more than a nominally better seat on the halfway line. They are the same money and two completely different evenings; compare them on the map.

Frequently asked questions

Where is NHL All-Star 2027?

At UBS Arena in Elmont, NY — the home of the Islanders, and one of the 31 arenas mapped in 3D on this site. The dates are 5-6 February 2027, inside the 4-7 February 2027 All-Star break.

What is the NHL All-Star 2027 format?

It is a five-team 3-on-3 tournament — Canada, Finland, Sweden, the United States and a World team — with a four-game round robin of five-minute games and a ten-minute final between the top two. The skills events are on the Friday 5 February and the games on the Saturday 6 February. Rosters, puck-drop times and ticket prices had not been published when this page was built (checked 19 August 2026, source nhl.com (All-Star 2027 announcement + 2026-27 schedule release)), so they are not listed here.

Can I see the view from my seat before I buy?

Yes. The map above is the interactive 3D model of the arena: click any section and a real panoramic view from that part of the building opens. It is the same tool used on every arena page on this site.

Is the map the All-Star configuration or the regular-season one?

The regular-season hockey configuration, which is the one this building uses for 42 nights a year. An All-Star weekend adds broadcast platforms, camera positions and extra media seating around the boards, so the very lowest rows and some rink-level sightlines can differ from what you see here. From the lower bowl upwards, what the map shows is what you get.

Which seats are best for All-Star weekend?

Different from a normal game, and the reason is the format. A 3-on-3 tournament on a full-size sheet is a game of space, not of board battles: the play stretches from blue line to blue line and the seats that read it are the ones with height at centre ice, not the ones closest to the glass. For the skills events the opposite is true — they happen at one end, so a clean line to that goal beats a nominally better seat on the halfway line. Compare both on the map before you choose.

Are these official NHL seating charts?

No. These are independent interactive 3D arena maps built with 3D Digital Venue technology. This site is not affiliated with the NHL, the New York Islanders or the arena.