SHL: SHL 2015-16 General Discussion

[joshyhockey26]

Not sure how active this page is but I have a few questions for those of you based in Sweden. How easy is it for an American to buy tickets? Groundhopp quite a bit (in hockey not football). Looking to fly over next season.

 

[PuckPoise]

Not sure how active this page is but I have a few questions for those of you based in Sweden. How easy is it for an American to buy tickets? Groundhopp quite a bit (in hockey not football). Looking to fly over next season.

It's incredibly easy. The only time you'll have a hard time getting a ticket would be for semis or finals in smaller rinks, and even then if you know what time they're released you'll be fine.

 

[joshyhockey26]

It's incredibly easy. The only time you'll have a hard time getting a ticket would be for semis or finals in smaller rinks, and even then if you know what time they're released you'll be fine.

Thankyou sir!

 

[Slimmy]

Can anyone make a gif of this beautiful faceplant

Ullström jumps into what would have been a blindside hit on Eriksson Ek who pivots and leaves Ullström flying into the boards

 

[Appleyard]

can anyone make a gif of this beautiful faceplant

Ullström jumps into what would have been a blindside hit on eriksson ek who pivots and leaves ullström flying into the boards

 

[patricafdw]

Not sure how active this page is but I have a few questions for those of you based in Sweden. How easy is it for an American to buy tickets? Groundhopp quite a bit (in hockey not football). Looking to fly over next season.

Frölunda (Göteborg) rarely sells out their relatively big (12044) arena, except in games against Färjestad or special circumstances. You can usually buy a ticket on game day. You are most welcome!