The last day of service is on March 31, 2026 (yes, before the end of the regular NHL season), with the Board reconvening just days beforehand. Given this, it truly represents a dark era for public transportation. (4/4)

As a benefit organization formed in a similar manner as a nonprofit, its “members” included hotels, attractions and Disney. the City would only become a voting member in 2012, thus making it a quasi-government organization (3/4)

ATN was formed in 1995 and began service in 2002. The current bus fleet is titled in the City’s name, and as such, the council has ultimate disposition authority, and is in discussions on a direct takeover of the bus depot (2/4)

This aligns with their typical early summer timeframe. This is the first time since 2016 that both the scouting combine and NHL Draft were held in the same city. KeyBank Center is the home of the Buffalo #Sabres, attendees will benefit from the restored DLW depot nearby (2/2) #NHLOnBluesky

Attendees are likely to be encouraged to download the (MTA) TrainTime app to manage game day transportation fares

Historically, All Star host cities alternated between conferences and such determination will likely remain intact going forward.

In other news, the #Olympics sendoff ceremony of NHL talent was cancelled, as clauses in the collective bargaining arrangements mandate 2 bye bye weeks (no exceptions) for the duration of the Olympics when players are representing their respective flags.

This historic sold out event also marked the first home game for Beckett Sennecke during the regular season, and he’s also reportedly declined to state a personal goal song in a postgame interview #NHL26 #DucksFlyTogether