This year’s game will be the eighth installment of the outdoor game and the second time the Bruins serve as host. The Bruins lost 2-1 in overtime back in 2010 against the Philadelphia Flyers when they played at Fenway Park. Friday’s game will be the Canadiens’ first appearance in the annual affair.

Those traveling for one of the NHL’s most sought-after events can find cheap flights to Boston on Hipmunk.com, in addition to looking through hotels near Gillette Stadium on Hipmunk to complete the travel logistics in one stop.

Of course, the Winter Classic isn’t the only game this week generating big demand on the secondary market. Two other NHL games this week currently own an average ticket prices over $300, as listed below:

12/29/2015 | Toronto Maple Leafs vs. New York Islanders | Air Canada Centre | Average Price: $387.33 | Get-in Price: $177

1/2/2016 | Toronto Maple Leafs vs. St. Louis Blues | Air Canada Centre | Average Price: $309.12 | Get-in Price: $113

Say what you will about the Toronto Maple Leafs play on the ice, but their fan base continues to be one of the most dedicated in the sport. Despite owning last place in the Atlantic Division (13-14-7, 33 points) the Leafs have the second and third most expensive NHL tickets on the secondary market this week when they face the New York Islanders on Tuesday and St. Louis Blues Saturday.

The Islanders game comes in higher with an average ticket price of $387.33 with a get-in price of $177, while the Blues game has an average ticket price of $309.12 and $113 get-in price. Both dates have had a positive trend this week, with the average ticket price rising 17% for the Islanders game compared to a 15% rise for the Blues game.