Monday's Lightning game versus Nashville cancelled

Lightning’s game on Monday has been cancelled as the Tampa Bay region prepares for Hurricane Milton

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By Press Release
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TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning’s game on Monday versus the Nashville Predators at AMALIE Arena, originally re-scheduled from September 27 due to effects from Hurricane Helene, has been cancelled as the Tampa Bay region prepares for Hurricane Milton, the team announced today.

Single game ticket holders inquiring about refunds for Monday’s game should contact their original point of purchase. Bolt for Life Members will receive additional information from their account executives.

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