🏒 Strap yourselves in for Haringey Huskies against Solent Junior Devils on Saturday 10 January in a NIHL Division 2 South showdown at Alexandra Palace. Read on for a preview and the latest ticket information.
The 2025/2026 ice hockey season continues this evening for Haringey Huskies as they face-off on the Alexandra Palace ice against Solent Junior Devils. It’s a popular sporting night out in London for a reason and Haringey Huskies tickets are on sale. Great family entertainment awaits!
The Huskies are looking to go all the way in the Division 2 South title race after narrowly missing out on top honours in last season. Alongside they are seeking silverware in the Wilkinson Cup and Eddie Joseph Memorial Cup competitions.
Can the Ally Pally side be top of the league come next March? Check out the season preview here – courtesy of a Tom Pink article on the Haringey Huskies website – for all you need to know about the current campaign.
High-octane action is guaranteed at Ally Pally. The iconic north London venue hosts all Huskies home matches in the NIHL (see below for an introduction to the Division 2 South) which regularly draw sell-out crowds.
HARINGEY HUSKIES TICKET INFORMATION
🎟️ Tickets for Haringey Huskies at Alexandra Palace are available via the ‘Get Tickets’ link. Adults £12.50/Concessions £11.50/U12s £7. Unreserved seating. Standing is also available. Note: Early booking is recommended. Matches often sell out in advance.
🗝️ Doors open at 5pm. Make your way to the East Court, on the east side of Alexandra Palace.
Face-off is at 5.30pm.
FOOD & DRINK
Ice cold beers, hot dogs and nachos will be served before and during the game from the East Court Café. Or if you fancy a sit down meal, head to the all-day pizza pub, the Phoenix Bar & Pizzeria, for delicious Italian stone-fired pizzas, open from 11am – 10pm.
Please note that Ally Pally is now fully cashless, so remember to bring your card/phone with you to pay for food and drinks.
TRAVEL TIPS – Haringey Huskies at Alexandra Palace
🚊🚗 Travel tips: Alexandra Palace overground station is closest to the venue. It’s on the Great Northern line and situated at the Wood Green entrance. There is a service from Moorgate and King’s Cross. The nearest tube station is Wood Green on the Piccadilly line. This has a journey time of 20 minutes from Piccadilly Circus. Exit the station and go to bus stop A to pick the up the W3 bus to Alexandra Palace. The W3 bus runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham directly to the venue. If driving, the East Court car park is open most days. There are 1,200 parking spaces available. A car parking charge system is in operation. There are bicycle racks in the East Court car park. For more information see the Alexandra Palace ‘Getting Here’ guide.
ABOUT THE LEAGUE
The South 2 division comprises twelve teams who play each other home and away in the league. Haringey Huskies and Lee Valley Lions are the capital’s representatives. The full list of teams can be viewed here.
The end of season play-offs will feature the top eight sides at the end of the regular season. They will meet in two-legged quarter-finals (1v8, 2v7, 3v6, 4v5) ahead of Finals Weekend in April. The teams also contest the Wilkinson Cup, the qualification round having an East group (including Haringey and Lee Valley and Streatham from London).
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