The 1994/95 season was the second regular staging of the Czech extra league . In the play-off final, the newly promoted HC Dadák Vsetín prevailed against AC ZPS Zlín with 3-1 . In the first division of the Czech Republic, HC Kometa Brno and TZ Třinec won their respective play-off semi-finals and were able to move up to the extra league as part of the league expansion.
In 44 games, all teams play against each other four times, each team has 22 home and 22 away games throughout the season. The teams in places 1 to 8 qualify directly for the play-offs, which will be played in the best-of-five mode . At the end of the season there will be no relegation because the Extraliga is to be increased by two clubs. Therefore, the teams in places 9 to 12 will play a double round, taking the points for ninth place.
The team of HC Dadák Vsetín, which had only been promoted a year earlier, prevailed against AC ZPS Zlín with 3-1 and won the first title in the club's history. The coach Horst Valášek managed to build a homogeneous team. The president of HC Vsetín, the former player Petr Husicka , signed the star Tomáš Sršeň , who had already played for the Edmonton Oilers , before the season . Goalkeeper of the year, Roman Cechmánek, and defender Antonín Stavjaňa were also responsible for this success .
