"It is incredibly exciting to sell out every home game this season, which puts us one step closer to reaching the One Goal vision Tom Cigarran set when he became chairman seven years ago, of becoming the No. 1 sports and entertainment venue in the United States centered around a Stanley Cup Champion Nashville Predators hockey team," Nashville Predators President and CEO Sean Henry said.

Nashville, Tenn. (April 4, 2017) - The Nashville Predators have sold out all of their 41 regular-season home games for the first time in franchise history. This monumental achievement came from a sold-out and oftentimes standing-room only crowds at Bridgestone Arena the entire season. The Preds played to 100.3 percent capacity during the 2016-17 regular season, setting the single-season franchise attendance record with more than 703,000 fans at Bridgestone Arena. The record surpasses last year's 35 sellouts and 695,828 fans.

"This achievement starts with our incredibly passionate fan base, that is truly the envy of every other sports market in North America. We look forward to standing with them through countless Golden Moments during the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs and for seasons to come."

"The support that we got through the course of the year from our fans is second to none," Head Coach Peter Laviolette said. "There were so many nights where I thought the fans really picked us up and gave us life."

"I love being here in Nashville," Predators forward Filip Forsberg said. "I love everything with this city and I really love what we've got going on here in the team, and the fans are the best in the League as well, so there's no other place I want to be."

The highest attended game of the season was March 13 against Winnipeg and saw a standing-room only crowd of 17,355 fans.