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Fans can still grab seats through online ticket brokers but should be prepared to pony up. Seats to Game 3, which will be in Edmonton on June 13, are listed online at between $1,200 and $7,500.

"It's obviously unprecedented demand and for resale — that's what drives up the ticket prices," Rapanos said.

Those who couldn't grab a ticket still have the option of watching the second away game Monday remotely from Rogers Place for $20 — a jump up from $5 in the first three rounds of the playoffs.

The Game 1 viewing event in Edmonton is already sold out.

Rapanos said watch party tickets are still a good deal, as they're in line with prices for other events, like local Edmonton Oil Kings junior hockey games, with net proceeds going to the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation.

Fans thinking of flying to watch the Oilers in Sunrise, Fla. — the home of the Panthers — should be ready to dig deep as well. The cost of being at Amerant Bank Arena for Saturday's first game of the series, depending on the seller and the seat, could be between C$380 and C$2,300.

It's a best-of-seven series. Games 3, 4 and, if necessary, 6 in Edmonton.

A ºÃÉ«tv team has not won the Stanley Cup since 1993. In Ottawa, lawmakers were jumping on the Oilers' bandwagon.

Speaking in Parliament, Canada's Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland touted the Oilers' Stanley Cup final berth, along with an interest-rate cut from the Bank of Canada, as a collective win.

"This has been a great week for Canada," she said.

This report by ºÃÉ«tvwas first published June 5, 2024.

Note to readers: This is a corrected story. A previous version said Game 2 is Sunday.