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Prepare for the 2026 NHL season! The final Rockford IceHogs game is set for March 6, 2026. Enjoy reduced prices on all playoff and preseason tickets at Pechanga Arena, CA. Secure your Rockford IceHogs tickets in San Diego today. Dont miss this opportunity to witness thrilling hockey action!

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Pechanga Arena 3500 Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego, CA, 92110

Experience the thrill of live hockey as the San Diego Gulls take on the Rockford Icehogs at the Pechanga Arena - San Diego on March 7, 2026. This highly anticipated matchup promises to deliver an exhilarating atmosphere, showcasing the best of professional hockey in a premier venue.

The San Diego Gulls, a prominent team in the American Hockey League, have a rich history and a dedicated fan base. Known for their competitive spirit and skilled players, they consistently provide an exciting experience for hockey enthusiasts. Fans can expect to see top-tier talent on the ice, making this event a must-attend for anyone passionate about sports.

Ticket prices for this thrilling encounter typically range from $25 to $75, depending on seating preferences and availability. The Pechanga Arena offers a variety of seating options, ensuring that every fan can find a spot that suits their budget and viewing desires. With its modern amenities and excellent sightlines, the arena enhances the overall experience of attending a live hockey game.

In addition to the main event, fans can look forward to engaging pre-game activities and entertainment that add to the excitement of the evening. The Gulls often feature special promotions and themed nights, making each game unique and memorable. Be sure to arrive early to soak in the vibrant atmosphere and enjoy all that the Pechanga Arena has to offer.

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By L. W.

My Last IceHogs Game?

Reviews of the last hockey game of the season are always hard, but they are doubly hard when you don’t know if you will be able to attend another one due to personal circumstances. I began my evening by taking a roll around the entire concourse in my wheelchair from the elevator around to the Pinitza place, past Oink Outfitters, winding my way around past the Barnyard BBQ and into my normal seats in A123. The arena was packed to bid farewell to the 2016-17 IceHogs who are our team despite of how they perform on the ice. And this philosophy would be borne out as the team fell down 5-0 after two periods, prompting my mom to shout “Try not to suck” ALA Joe Maddon at the team prior to the third period. As if this wasn’t bad enough, the sound of thunder outside was audible throughout the arena, meaning that I was also going to get wet in all likelihood leaving the arena. Now 5-0 is too much of a hill to climb, but man when Dowell found a streaking P.C. Labrie on a breakaway and he buried it in the back of the net for his first goal of the season. The building erupted, you would’ve thought that the IceHogs had won the Calder Cup. William Pelletier added a second goal, but the IceHogs could get no further losing 5-2. I thought it was surprisingly touching that one of the longest tenured IceHogs and one of our newest possible future players were the goal scorers. It made departing into the rain so much easier. Hopefully, I’ll see the IceHogs in 2017-18.