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Kokopeli said:
I know I saw on sportsnet a while ago, that Ak Bars Kazan's avg ticket price is like $5 dollars Cdn. and they play in an arena that seats 3,500 people. They are paying these guys to win the championship this year and will take almost all of their $80 million in payroll in losses this year. Not sure how long they will be able to keep this up.
And here come ticket prices in Romania 
In Bucharest where i live now its free on normal games and 3,5 EUR for games Steaua vs SportClub. 3,5 EUR ticket price for 2 persons, there is no single ticket. Dont ask why. But no NHL players here so... (so it might be useless info)
In Bucharest where i live now its free on normal games and 3,5 EUR for games Steaua vs SportClub. 3,5 EUR ticket price for 2 persons, there is no single ticket. Dont ask why. But no NHL players here so... (so it might be useless info)
The Maltais Falcon
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That's interesting. Espoo's lowest price is quite a bit higher than Atlanta's lowest ($10.) I guess the low-priced seats in Espoo are probably a lot closer to the ice, though.ES said:
Here in Mannheim it costs 13 Euro a ticket (the stands cost ... about 25 euro ... I guess). There is no seating, standing only so you can go where ever you like. The crowds are wild and always alive. It is like going to a soccer game with the noise.
Sweden:
My team:
Södertälje SK,
Dollars (US): 14$ to 30$
There is also reduced prices for senior citizens and conscripts at about 8-9$.
The other 11 SEL teams:
HV71: 14$ - 43$
Modo: 17$ - 29$
Mora IK: 17$ - 26$
Timrå IK: 15$ - 32$
Luleå HF: 14$ - 27$
Malmö IF: 11$ - 25$
Brynäs IF: 14$ - 24$
Frölunda HC: 20$ - 32$
Färjestads BK: 14$ - 40$
Linköpings HC: 14$ - 31$
Djurgårdens IF: 23$ - 33$
All prices from :
http://www.ticnet.se/Ticnet.html
Many clubs (i think) also have reduced prices for members.
My team:
Södertälje SK,
Dollars (US): 14$ to 30$
There is also reduced prices for senior citizens and conscripts at about 8-9$.
The other 11 SEL teams:
HV71: 14$ - 43$
Modo: 17$ - 29$
Mora IK: 17$ - 26$
Timrå IK: 15$ - 32$
Luleå HF: 14$ - 27$
Malmö IF: 11$ - 25$
Brynäs IF: 14$ - 24$
Frölunda HC: 20$ - 32$
Färjestads BK: 14$ - 40$
Linköpings HC: 14$ - 31$
Djurgårdens IF: 23$ - 33$
All prices from :
http://www.ticnet.se/Ticnet.html
Many clubs (i think) also have reduced prices for members.
Juni
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London Racers (EIHL, UK)
£12 adults, £6 concessions. Which is pretty good.
Although as team sponsor we get in free
£12 adults, £6 concessions. Which is pretty good.
Although as team sponsor we get in free
Bonde 007 said:
Great information. I've tried to visit some of the European ticket agents but can't read the languages in question (I have a hard enough time with english!). Are those ticket prices in Euros?
Helsinki IFK
10,50 - 31,50 euros thats about US$ 13,50 - 41,00
season tickets 361 - 735 euros = $ 470 - 955 for 28 regular season games .
10,50 - 31,50 euros thats about US$ 13,50 - 41,00
season tickets 361 - 735 euros = $ 470 - 955 for 28 regular season games .
Go to eurohockey.net then click on country then click team then click home ice and you will get the seating capacity and ticket prices for most teams in Europe. Average ticket price in Europe for top level hockey seems to be between 10-25 euros.
You could put together a Super League in Europe and Russia and likely support 12 teams with an average salary of about $200,000 but if players decide to play in this league I can see them being black listed from ever coming back to play in the new NHL.
You could put together a Super League in Europe and Russia and likely support 12 teams with an average salary of about $200,000 but if players decide to play in this league I can see them being black listed from ever coming back to play in the new NHL.
Jazz
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I was in Prague last October and saw Sparta Prague vs Kladno (with Jagr, Nedved, Vyborny, Malik and the new phenom Frolik) and the tickets cost me 3 Euros....about $5Cdn and $4US. The game was sold out (capacity for T-mobile arena in Prague is about 13,500ish)
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