Cirrus Aviation Services brings back Knight Flights for the 2026-2027 season, offering private jet travel and game tickets for select Vegas Golden Knights away games—including the 2027 NHL Stadium Series in Arlington.
For Vegas Golden Knights fans who want more than just a seat in the stands, the 2026-2027 season brings a high-altitude twist: Knight Flights are back, and this time, they’re heading to the NHL’s marquee outdoor event. Cirrus Aviation Services has confirmed it will again offer its all-inclusive private jet packages for select VGK away games, including the team’s first-ever Stadium Series appearance in Arlington, Texas.
Packages start at $2,495 per person and include round-trip travel aboard a Cirrus Challenger 850, lower bowl game tickets, ground transportation, and in-flight hospitality. The program is designed for fans who want to follow the team on the road without sacrificing comfort or convenience.
Stadium Series Debut for Knight Flights
The headline addition this season is the February 20, 2027 trip to AT&T Stadium, where the Vegas Golden Knights will face the Dallas Stars in the NHL Stadium Series. This marks the first time Knight Flights will take fans to an outdoor NHL game, expanding the program’s reach beyond traditional arenas. According to Cirrus Aviation Services, the Stadium Series package will offer the same private jet experience, with the added draw of one of the league’s most anticipated events.
Other confirmed Knight Flights destinations for the 2026-2027 season include away games against the San Jose Sharks, Los Angeles Kings, and Anaheim Ducks. The full schedule features:
- November 27: San Jose Sharks
- December 1: Los Angeles Kings
- December 22: Anaheim Ducks
- December 26: San Jose Sharks
- February 20: Dallas Stars (2027 NHL Stadium Series)
- March 20: Anaheim Ducks
- April 5: Los Angeles Kings
What the Packages Include
Each Knight Flights package is built around a 15-passenger Cirrus Challenger 850 jet, with round-trip service from Las Vegas. Fans receive lower bowl tickets to the selected away game, private ground transportation at the destination, and a tailored in-flight hospitality experience. The $2,495 starting price covers all core elements, with additional amenities available for groups or custom requests.
Cirrus Aviation Services president Eric Grilly said the partnership with the Vegas Golden Knights is about “elevating the fan experience,” combining the energy of NHL hockey with the comfort expected by private aviation clients. The company positions Knight Flights as a way for dedicated fans to turn an away game into a full-scale event, not just a road trip.
Impact on Las Vegas Sports Travel
For Las Vegas, the return of Knight Flights signals the city’s growing appetite for premium sports travel experiences. The program caters to a segment of the fan base willing to pay for exclusivity and convenience, and its expansion to the Stadium Series reflects both the Golden Knights’ national profile and the city’s status as a sports destination. VGK chief marketing officer Bryan Harper called the addition of the Stadium Series “especially exciting,” noting that it gives fans access to one of the NHL’s signature events in a way that’s rarely available to the general public.
Additional Knight Flights destinations may be announced as the season progresses. For booking details and updates, fans can visit Knight.flights.
As Las Vegas continues to redefine what it means to be a sports city, offerings like Knight Flights are less about luxury for its own sake and more about the city’s relentless push to turn every game—home or away—into a headline event. The message is clear: in the Vegas sports economy, even the road games come with a first-class option.
