VGK Ticket Thread (Read OP for rules)

[The Duck Knight]

Your math is incorrect. My seats are $70 with the Vow, $90 without.

I was just repeating what was in the Jesse Granger article.

If people want to sell some or all of their playoff tickets, they can opt out of the Knights Vow program, but will pay 80 percent more for their tickets.

 

[BattleBorn]

Oh wow.

Are the example prices in the email examples, or are they the actual price?

I'm $75/$100 if they're real.

 

[Boris Zubov]

Oh wow.

Are the example prices in the email examples, or are they the actual price?

I'm $75/$100 if they're real.

Where are your seats BB. Prices in the email are real indeed.

 

[willy702]

Then your choices would be pay the marked up price, or take the vow and try to sell them by a method other than Stub Hub.

How can you sell them on the vow? You can't sell them or transfer them. I guess you could sell some of your seats and the buyer would have to walk in with you?

My seats are $35 regular, $50 with the vow and $70 without. So they doubled which seems bad BUT if enough people take the vow it will take a lot of seats which could have been sold off the market and make the remaining more valuable. I have no doubt any games I can't make I can sell for well about $70 each. I just sold the Sharks game for $160.

I think this is a bit overblown by the Knights, but I get it. Nice intent to make the building a little more partisan. Fact is they didn't really need to do this. Locals are the buyers of playoff tickets due to the nature of the short scheduling window so unless its a team with a huge local following like the Kings I don't see the arena being overrun with opposing fans. The teams with big local fanbases are mostly not in the playoffs or are Eastern teams so won't have to worry until the end. There will be some certainly, but not the huge numbers that come when you have a pre-set schedule that people can plan around months in advance.

 

[BattleBorn]

Where are your seats BB. Prices in the email are real indeed.

Upstairs center ice. 205.

 

[calvegas04]

If you guys are selling your playoff tickets can you try and sell them to locals rather than opposing fans? Too many opposing fans at games and causing locals to be priced out

 

[mundyc3]

Mine $80/$110 in 204.

 

[BattleBorn]

Mine $80/$110 in 204.

Are you lower than J?

 

[mundyc3]

Are you lower than J?

Ya I am E.

 

[IceNeophyte]

How can you sell them on the vow? You can't sell them or transfer them. I guess you could sell some of your seats and the buyer would have to walk in with you?

My seats are $35 regular, $50 with the vow and $70 without. So they doubled which seems bad BUT if enough people take the vow it will take a lot of seats which could have been sold off the market and make the remaining more valuable. I have no doubt any games I can't make I can sell for well about $70 each. I just sold the Sharks game for $160.

I think this is a bit overblown by the Knights, but I get it. Nice intent to make the building a little more partisan. Fact is they didn't really need to do this. Locals are the buyers of playoff tickets due to the nature of the short scheduling window so unless its a team with a huge local following like the Kings I don't see the arena being overrun with opposing fans. The teams with big local fanbases are mostly not in the playoffs or are Eastern teams so won't have to worry until the end. There will be some certainly, but not the huge numbers that come when you have a pre-set schedule that people can plan around months in advance.

You can transfer them via flashseats. No restriction on that. You won't be able to sell them on stub hub.

 

[IceNeophyte]

Mine came in at 159 or 197 lower corner. Also mind that the single game prices will have fees on top.

 

[mundyc3]

Emailed my rep, with the Vow you are still allowed to transfer tickets. So that is good, I will be stuck in Hawaii for what might be game 5.

 

[GoldenKnights2017]

Information that Vegas Golden Knights fans need to know that pertains to Stanley Cup Playoffs tickets.

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[sabresfan65]

I sold all of my extras on the facebook Golden Knights Ticket Exchange group. Didn't have any problems. No fees.

 

[The Duck Knight]

Presale tickets went quick as expected. There were no seats in the 200's available at all.

 

[Boris Zubov]

Anyone trying to get single game tickets? Says that none are available 2 minutes in to the sale.

 

[The Duck Knight]

Anyone trying to get single game tickets? Says that none are available 2 minutes in to the sale.

I wasn't trying to buy any, but yes that is correct. The glass seats, 100's, and lower bowl visiting side were available at 10 and are close to if not sold out across the board.

 

[Nevada Jones]

Emailed my rep, with the Vow you are still allowed to transfer tickets. So that is good, I will be stuck in Hawaii for what might be game 5.

"Stuck" in Hawaii? What a shame!

 

[Boris Zubov]

I kept trying & landed Game 7 tickets for the first round, but now it won't let me try to buy any more games.

 

[mundyc3]

"Stuck" in Hawaii? What a shame!

Playoff hockey >>> Work in Hawaii

 

[IceNeophyte]

Presale tickets went quick as expected. There were no seats in the 200's available at all.

Just to verify, the "vow" tickets are all or none, right? As in you can't choose game(s) you want to be enrolled in and exclude others? Asking because my wife is playing fine print expert again.

 

[BattleBorn]

Just to verify, the "vow" tickets are all or none, right? As in you can't choose game(s) you want to be enrolled in and exclude others? Asking because my wife is playing fine print expert again.

If you're in the vow, as soon as you sell one of your tickets (I suppose that you can actually list them, they just monitor the listings) they revert you to the other (higher) price.

To answer directly, if you're in, you're in. Once you violate, you're completely out.

 

[IceNeophyte]

If you're in the vow, as soon as you sell one of your tickets (I suppose that you can actually list them, they just monitor the listings) they revert you to the other (higher) price.

To answer directly, if you're in, you're in. Once you violate, you're completely out.

What I mean is, if I just want to go to game 1 and 2, can I do that under vow, and not even buy tix for game 5 or 7?

 

[The Duck Knight]

Just to verify, the "vow" tickets are all or none, right? As in you can't choose game(s) you want to be enrolled in and exclude others? Asking because my wife is playing fine print expert again.

Correct the vow is for the entirety of the playoffs. If you don't want to take the vow you have to opt out BEFORE 4/2. With the vow you can still sell tickets it seems as long as they aren't on Stubhub AFAIK. Only way you can sell on Stubhub is by opting out of the vow.

 

[BattleBorn]

I don't think the vow applies to non-STH or single game playoff tickets.

If you're a STH, you're getting them all, so what you want to do isn't possible. I'm not familiar with partial STH policies.