PeterSidorkiewicz
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well you wont have to worry about playoff tickets for awhile......
Someone apparently hasn’t heard about the FYOUS.
Playoff tickets in your city?
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Someone apparently hasn’t heard about the FYOUS.
In Winnipeg, I got my playoff round 1 tickets and then found out I wouldn't be able to go to the first games. I went to the Jets ticketmaster portal and listed my 300 level seats for $400 a pair and all three sets sold within an hour.
WesMcCauley
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Loosie
The Eternal Optimist
In all honesty I have no idea, usually because even at face value they are not really within the budget to get more than one, and going to a game alone is not really that fun.
The Leafs usually do hold a small amount back for release on game day, but those get snapped up fast.
Loosie
The Eternal Optimist
Just looked right now cheapest available are $300 for row 13 upper bowl. Best seats Row 2 lower bowl are $1680 each
LeafsNation75
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I just looked on Ticketmaster's website and for Game 6 a single platinum ticket in section 121, row 5 at face value costs $727.
However another platinum seat on Ticketmaster at face value in section 107, row 1 costs $1,363.
LeafsNation75
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That's also for the first round. Can you imagine the face value if Toronto made it to the Stanley Cup Final.
Foppberg
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usahockey22flyers
2 years away from being 2 years away
Just read through all 7 pages. No surprise to me that many atmospheres around the league aren't what they used to be. The average fan can't afford to go to games, the price of bringing her or his family to the game...my gosh.
My Roma season tickets, at midfield, are approx. $40 a game USD. I went to the Roma Liverpool CL Semi-Final last year...$50 USD.
Any significant raise in ticket prices, fans here in Italy (and Europe) complain and boycott. Americans would rather just not go, and have their seats go to corporate America or ticket brokers. Shame really.
Prices are just going to keep going up, and sports are going to change big time.
My Roma season tickets, at midfield, are approx. $40 a game USD. I went to the Roma Liverpool CL Semi-Final last year...$50 USD.
Any significant raise in ticket prices, fans here in Italy (and Europe) complain and boycott. Americans would rather just not go, and have their seats go to corporate America or ticket brokers. Shame really.
Prices are just going to keep going up, and sports are going to change big time.
LeafsNation75
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I'm sure there would be fans willing to pay that or more, especially since they have not been to a Stanley Cup Final since 1967.
Just got 3 tickets for game 6 in Toronto. Upper bowl behind the net. Not great seats. Came to $1,300 US (about $1,750 Canadian). About what I expected. Those were the cheapest tickets available for 3 people
I was on wait list for 22 years. Earlier in the year I climbed high enough that I could purchase a licence. Cheapest one was the worst seats in the house. License for those tickets was $90,000 per seat (plus the coast of the actual tickets. Ya, that’s the absolute LEAST expensive licence). Had to take a hard pass
$90,000 (x2) just to purchase the licence to the seat. $180,000. Thanks Toronto
BattleBorn
50% to winning as many division titles as Toronto
The PSL situation in Toronto is insane.
Season ticket holders take a lot of heat in Las Vegas for selling tickets for twice face value or more, I'd hate to see what people would do if there was an insane PSL secondary market like Toronto's involved. Riots may happen.
Season ticket holders take a lot of heat in Las Vegas for selling tickets for twice face value or more, I'd hate to see what people would do if there was an insane PSL secondary market like Toronto's involved. Riots may happen.
Sorry to say my company gave me those so I’m not exactly helping and I took a bunch of people who didn’t care for the game
Foppberg
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Only a moron would waste 10k + on hockey tickets, unless they're loaded.
Yeah first round on the glass are $1363 a seat. Reds were $550. Upper bowl is around $400 for greens.
Dont quote me but iirc its supposed to go up about 40% a round.
If they were to make the finals, I believe it will be $1000 for upper bowl.
There is a ton of money in this city, the Leafs have the longest drought of any major relevant sports franchise at 52 years and hockey is like religion here.
I remember ticket prices to Wrigley field in the NLCS and World series in 2016 were starting at over 4 figures on stubhub for trash seats.
There are plenty of venues around the league that are affordable for families. I think the Panthers had family specials on, 4 tickets, parking and food for $99 at one point.
But yes, the reason why the atmosphere is poor at Scotiabank is because its too corporate. Most families cant afford to spend $1000 (for nosebleeds) to go see the Leafs play Ottawa on a Tuesday night lol.
As far as Roma goes, the Stadio Olimpico holds 4x as many people as the average NHL arena.
The Leafs figure they can price tickets high and stop scalpers from making money.
The market dictates the pricing.
