The Flyers released their full promotional schedule for the 2023-2024 season:

THEME NIGHTS 

  • Tuesday, October 17 vs. Vancouver Canucks — Opening Night presented by Fanta 
  • Saturday, October 28 vs. Anaheim Ducks — Halloween Spooktacular presented by Snickers  
  • Saturday, November 18 vs. Vegas Golden Knights — Star Wars Game 
  • Thursday, December 21 vs. Nashville Predators — Holiday Spectacular   
  • Saturday, January 6 vs. Calgary Flames — Ed Snider Legacy Game  
  • Saturday, January 27 vs. Boston Bruins — Flyers Hall of Fame Game presented by Ticketmaster
  • Monday, February 12 vs. Arizona Coyotes — PAL Game presented by Toyota 
  • Saturday, March 2 vs. Ottawa Senators — Marvel Super Hero™ Game presented by Ticketmaster

COMMUNITY NIGHTS    

  • Saturday, November 4 vs. Los Angeles Kings — Military Appreciation presented by Toyota 
  • Tuesday, November 28 vs. Carolina Hurricanes — Hockey Fights Cancer presented by Toyota 
  • Wednesday, January 10 vs. Montreal Canadiens — Pride Night 

GIVEAWAYS AND SPECIALTY NIGHTS  

  • Tuesday, October 17 vs. Vancouver Canucks — Flyers Opening Night T-shirt presented by Fanta 
  • Thursday, October 26 vs. Minnesota Wild — Flyers Beer Stein  
  • Saturday, November 18 vs. Vegas Golden Knights — Star Wars Specialty Poster    
  • Thursday, January 4 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets — Planet Fitness Giveaway 
  • Monday, January 8 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins — Coors Light Luggage Tag Giveaway 
  • Sunday January 21 vs. Ottawa Senators — Dollar Dog Day presented by Dietz and Watson 
  • Saturday, February 24 vs. New York Rangers — Dollar Pretzel Day presented by J&J Snacks
  • Tuesday, February 27 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning — Gritty Earmuffs 
  • Saturday, March 2 vs. Ottawa Senators — Marvel Super Hero™ Specialty Poster presented by Ticketmaster 
  • Monday, March 4 vs. St. Louis Blues — Dollar Pretzel Night presented by J&J Snacks
  • Tuesday, March 12 vs. San Jose Sharks — Peco Go Green Giveaway 
  • Tuesday, March 19 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs — Constellation Go Green Giveaway 
  • Sunday, March 24 vs. Florida Panthers — Flyers Bucket Hat presented by Tata Consulting Services 

Sources say Russ Joy will be dressing up as Ant Man for Marvel Super Hero night, and Jar Jar Binks for Star Wars night.


Here’s a blurb about the Ed Snider Legacy Game and HOF Game:

Most notable this season, the Flyers will host Flyers Hall of Fame Game and Ed Snider Legacy Game. On Saturday, January 6 the club will pay tribute and celebrate the legacy of late Flyers Founder Ed Snider and will highlight his dedication and contributions to the franchise and Philadelphia community. The Flyers will also host Flyers Hall of Fame Game as the team honors three-time Stanley Cup Champion and 2017 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Mark Recchi as the 28th inductee of the Flyers Hall of Fame. The team will honor Recchi with a special pregame ceremony on Saturday, January 27 as part of a larger Flyers Hall of Fame weekend which will also celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Flyers 1974 and 1975 Stanley Cup Championship teams.

That’s cool. One of the recent complaints was that the team wasn’t properly honoring its past, or something like that, so it seems like they’ve listened to the feedback and put a renewed emphasis into this area.

There are some cool giveaways in there, too. I’d wear the Flyers bucket hat, and the Gritty Earmuffs will be useful for the next time Angelo Cataldi appears on the Phillies broadcast. Dollar pretzel night is legit and I’d gladly put a Coors Light tag on my luggage, which will inevitably be damaged or lost the next time I fly American Airlines.

Pride Night will be interesting as well. Ivan Provorov is no longer on the team, and therefore his girlfriend’s dog will not be catching strays on Instagram, but we do have Marc Staal in the fold, who skipped Panther warmups and didn’t wear the pride jersey earlier this year. Might be a moot point, though, because the NHL decided that teams won’t wear specialty warmups this season following the recent controversies. Whatever the Flyers do for pride in January, it’s going to look different than it did in 2023.