Photosniper89
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Agreed. I have never sold one but am out of work and need to try to get rid of it so I don't eat it.
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Agreed. I have never sold one but am out of work and need to try to get rid of it so I don't eat it.
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Surprised to see the promotion on TV for a mini helmet signed by Josi if you buy 15 group tickets to single game. Surprised that there are blocks of 15 seats available. I didn't think there were many/any blocks of seats like that on the seating availability map.
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Upper levels have rows and rows of school kids and youth organizations. Sometimes they leave early in the 2nd period and there are 2 whole empty rows. My friends and I usually move to sit together in those rows.
I miss the good ol days of the upper deck. We used to just buy tickets at the top for Tue/Thu games knowing we would have entire swaths of the section available for us to just basically sit where and however we wanted.
Of course having a thriving team is a good thing in its own right.
Of course having a thriving team is a good thing in its own right.
On the whole yeah, I think I prefer this to having no line at concessions and worrying that the team might be moved. Ha!
First, not sure why seem to be so hostile here- just a discussion, it is nothing personal.
But second, just for the record, the whole thing I have been discussing and debating on here currently is playoff ticket prices, NOT season tickets. Those two things are entirely separate discussions/arguments. I understand where you are coming from completely on your regular STH situation.......
I have never understood these kinds of promotions. Is a signed mini-helmet or a signed puck (another one that is commonly offered) really an enticing incentive to by probably $500 or more worth of tickets?????
From what I see of the trading of them and such on the FB buy and sell page, yes. Not my thing, but if you get a rare one you can get some pretty big bucks off it. And you get the tickets you already wanted.
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good luck, let me know.
I tried to do something through stubhub last season and they didn't understand the whole "gold" issue. I'd like to be able to not eat costs also.
And at times sell one of my two tickets.
I am going to try and sell one of my playoff tickets, I just can't afford to take friends that really don't care about hockey and subsidize their ticket. I don't mind during the regular season but not with this.
When the Preds offer those “obstructed view (limited view)” tickets in the 100 and 300 level- anyone know exactly what and where those seats are??
Always been curious about it- having a hard time figuring out where there would be obstructed view seats in the upper level (or 100 level for that matter).
Always been curious about it- having a hard time figuring out where there would be obstructed view seats in the upper level (or 100 level for that matter).
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100 level next to the band stage. If you're sitting right next to it you can't see the face off circle on the opposite side.
Hmm- I sat right next to the band stage last year during a playoff game and my view was not obstructed at all. Wonder if it’s worse on one side???
Wonder what the 300 level ones are- maybe near the press/media area??
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Tons of seats have railing blocking the view. The section by the Vanderbilt pole has a column.
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There is one of the smaller sections in the 300 level, the last one in the goal zone area (I don't know the section number but it's around 320-322) but the views from the seats at the ends of the rows are blocked by the one pole.
And a section a few down from that has a large column in it at the top. The view from the some of the seats in the last row or two are obstructed.
A couple of years ago I sat in the last row of the section right next to the band stage. My seat was against the stage and my seat and a few next to me plus a row or 2 in front of me were all obstructed by the stage's glass walls. It blocked the entire circle and the right side of the ice in that zone. The ice was all blurred and the players were reflected in the glass making it hard to know which was the actual players.
And a section a few down from that has a large column in it at the top. The view from the some of the seats in the last row or two are obstructed.
A couple of years ago I sat in the last row of the section right next to the band stage. My seat was against the stage and my seat and a few next to me plus a row or 2 in front of me were all obstructed by the stage's glass walls. It blocked the entire circle and the right side of the ice in that zone. The ice was all blurred and the players were reflected in the glass making it hard to know which was the actual players.
Probably not. They have enough corporate ownership for it to be a technical sellout even if it really isn't and they could also have school groups who are off for the holiday.
For Detroit they had listed attendance of 17,500+ and some empty seats, so someone is buying them up. I am trying to figure out where they would actually put the extra 375 people over capacity. Maybe they changed the rules re suite counts or something. At one point I heard that they didn't count the people in suites, though for the life of me I can't imagine why not!
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I wondered. I was there but if they announced the streak being continued during the game I missed it.
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The wife is working late today so I have 2 tickets available in section 110 for tonight"s game vs San Jose. They are ADA seats just to the left of the band stage. Message me if you're interested.
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I got there a little early (8:45 ish) because I was meeting a friend for breakfast. No one was at the gate yet, so they weren't kidding. A guy was coming down the ramp and he told me to take a ticket from the machine and just give both it and the pass to the attendant as I was leaving. I did--no problems. So if we ever have an early game again know that you can still access the garage early and your pass be accepted.
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