Stanley Cup ticket prices are dropping. See Golden Knights-Hurricanes for less

It’s officially time to Knight up.After an impressive Game 2 comeback overtime win, Sebastian Aho’s Carolina Hurricanes tied Mitch Marner’s Vegas Golden Knights at one game apiece in the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals.Next up, the high-stakes series heads to the VGK’s home T-Mobile Arena.The two Sin City contests are scheduled to take place:Game 3Saturday, June 65 p.m.Game 4Tuesday, June 95 p.m.A hypothetical Game 6 — if the Finals goes that far — would go down Sunday, June 14 in Vegas.If you’d like to be at any one of these Stanley Cup tilts, last-minute tickets are still available.Better yet, prices have significantly decreased since we last reported on how much they cost for games at the T-Mobile Arena.When our team wrote about prices for Stanley Cup games in Vegas on June 1, prices started at $1,604 including fees on SeatGeek at the time of publication.Now, just a mere four days later, seats can be found for as low as $666 including fees.Yes, prices have dropped nearly $1,000 (!) in just four days.Throw in the fact that you can save $10 off purchases over $250 at checkout using promo code NYPOST10 and you’ve got a steal of a deal (Editor’s Note: this discount is only valid for users’ first purchase on SeatGeek).In theory, the Knights should be coming home, up 2-0.However, Knights Head Coach used a coach’s challenge on goaltender interference with five minutes left in regulation and got his call overturned, which resulted in a two-minute minor penalty that led to a power play for the ‘Canes, a momentum shift and their subsequent victory.“Instead of Vegas going home looking to move to the verge of a second championship in nine years of existence, the series is all square, despite [Carter] Hart making some big saves and Brett Howden scoring his playoff-leading 12th and 13th goals,” The Post noted in a Game 2 postmortem.When asked for comment, Head Coach John Tortorella said: “I have my thoughts.

I’m not discussing it here.”We can’t wa...