Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey vs. Michigan Wolverines South Bend tickets

Fans, Are you ready for the 2027 NHL schedule? Next Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey game of the season is on Friday, January 15th 2027! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey playoff and preseason playing at Compton Family Ice Arena, IN. Buy your Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey tickets in South Bend right here.

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Fri Jan 15 7:00pm
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey vs. Michigan Wolverines
Compton Family Ice Arena  •  South Bend, IN
Sat Jan 16 3:30am
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey vs. Michigan Wolverines
Compton Family Ice Arena  •  South Bend, IN




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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey vs. Michigan Wolverines Compton Family Ice Arena January 15th, 2027

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey South Bend Getting tickets to see the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey team in Ann Arbor is more than just catching a game, it’s about experiencing a team with a storied past that’s made big waves in college hockey. Since their first NCAA tournament appearance in 1982, Notre Dame has built a reputation for gritty, passionate play that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. Remember their first NCAA tournament win in 2004? That was a huge moment, and it put the team on the national radar. They even cracked the top ten rankings back in 1998, showing they could really compete with the best. Now, with home games at the sleek Compton Family Ice Arena since 2011, fans get to cheer in a state-of-the-art venue that’s become a hub for Irish pride. Attending the game in Ann Arbor is more than just a hockey night, it’s a chance to wear your Irish gear loud and proud, join in some fun challenges during breaks, and maybe even meet a few of the players who’ve dedicated their lives to the game. Plus, you’ll hear stories straight from the guys who’ve faced off against all odds and see firsthand why Notre Dame’s hockey history continues to inspire generations. So, if you’re craving a mix of intense action, camaraderie, and a little bit of Irish magic, grabbing those tickets is a no-brainer. Trust me, it’s an experience you won’t forget, just maybe don’t forget your camera for that perfect shot with friends in the stands.

Parking & Directions for Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey Compton Family Ice Arena


100 Compton Family Ice Arena, South Bend, IN
46617, US


1. Compton Family Ice Arena Lot - 0.1 miles - Free
2. Joyce Center Lot - 0.3 miles - $10
3. St. Marys College Lot - 0.5 miles - $5
4. Notre Dame Stadium Lot - 0.6 miles - $20

Yost Ice Arena is more than just a rink; it’s the heartbeat of Michigan hockey, especially when the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey team comes to town for those intense Ann Arbor matchups. This historic venue first made waves back in 1948 when Michigan claimed its first NCAA championship there, and ever since, it’s been the stage for legendary rivalries, particularly with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Walking into Yost feels like stepping into hockey history, the atmosphere crackles with energy, the echoes of past victories, and the thrill of every puck drop. It’s also hosted some pretty unexpected moments, like big-name concerts and university events, adding layers to its storied past. For fans, season ticket holders get the perks of guaranteed seats, but even casual spectators can find comfy spots to soak in the action. If you’re heading there, look for signs on State Street or hop on the UM bus network, easy access is part of the charm. Watching the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Hockey team face off at Yost in Ann Arbor isn’t just a game, it’s an experience, one that fans will talk about long after the final buzzer sounds.