Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Well, if they added beer sales at the rink, I might not mind the fee.
Well, if they added beer sales at the rink, I might not mind the fee.
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2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
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UAHStatman
Registered User
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
UAH's season tickets are $192 for 16 games (14 regular season games and 2 exhibitions), so $12 per game. That's only for reserved seating in the lower bowl.
UAH's season tickets are $192 for 16 games (14 regular season games and 2 exhibitions), so $12 per game. That's only for reserved seating in the lower bowl.
bakdraft21
Well-known member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Ok thought I'd throw a curveball here.. Oswego is $112 for 16 games one vs the USA U-18,,,,great rink with a nice concession, seats 2500 seats with 500 standing,great place to see a game especially White-Out Weekend when ya cant hear ya self think..
Ok thought I'd throw a curveball here.. Oswego is $112 for 16 games one vs the USA U-18,,,,great rink with a nice concession, seats 2500 seats with 500 standing,great place to see a game especially White-Out Weekend when ya cant hear ya self think..
Yuppie Scum
New member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Merrimack -
Adult Reserved: $395
Youth/Senior Reserved: $295
Blue Line Club: First membership is $1295, further memberships are $1195
Merrimack -
Adult Reserved: $395
Youth/Senior Reserved: $295
Blue Line Club: First membership is $1295, further memberships are $1195
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Just the season ticket.
They also do a Maroon package, which is all Friday night games, plus Cornell, and a White package, which is all Saturday games, plus Cornell for a flat $120 chairback/$60 bleacher. Buy them each individually, and it would run you $109 for the reserved seat and $59 for the bleacher. Really, the only major push for season tickets at Colgate is the guaranteed seat for the Cornell game, which is the only guaranteed sellout on the schedule. May change when the new building opens up in a couple years.
Just the season ticket.
They also do a Maroon package, which is all Friday night games, plus Cornell, and a White package, which is all Saturday games, plus Cornell for a flat $120 chairback/$60 bleacher. Buy them each individually, and it would run you $109 for the reserved seat and $59 for the bleacher. Really, the only major push for season tickets at Colgate is the guaranteed seat for the Cornell game, which is the only guaranteed sellout on the schedule. May change when the new building opens up in a couple years.
theprofromdover
The Original Dope Detector
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
It was $654 to renew my two seats at Kelley Rink.
It was $654 to renew my two seats at Kelley Rink.
newuvmarena
New member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Paid 1134 for 3 tickets at UVM so 22 dollars a game. Wish it was a new arena I was paying that for!
Paid 1134 for 3 tickets at UVM so 22 dollars a game. Wish it was a new arena I was paying that for!
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Norwich Division III has 12 home games this year and season tickets are $140.
Norwich Division III has 12 home games this year and season tickets are $140.
manurespreader
Still upright
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
MTU, 300 dollars for 18 games. Some games are premium games which are included. I expect some games will be sellouts and tickets harder to get than previous years. Glad I didn't go to UND. Jeebus.!
I'm hoping to go to a game at the whale this year, are tickets readily available there? Trying to see Brown, but you know, whatever.
MTU, 300 dollars for 18 games. Some games are premium games which are included. I expect some games will be sellouts and tickets harder to get than previous years. Glad I didn't go to UND. Jeebus.!
I'm hoping to go to a game at the whale this year, are tickets readily available there? Trying to see Brown, but you know, whatever.
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
I've never had issues getting walk up tickets for the SLU games @ the whale. I can't imagine Brown is a major draw considering they struggle to break 1,000 fans at home games, let alone on the road.
I believe SLU is charging $165 for season tickets this year. 16 home games plus exhibition, so it works out to $10 a game. ($5 GA exhibition ticket included)
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
I am staring at the bill for my two seats at the CenturyLink Center here in Omaha. $839.00 ($415.00, each, plus a $4.00 handling fee). However, I do have "Premier Seating" in Section 108, where I have been since the building opened:
http://omahasteam.com/tickets/hockey/season-tickets
I am in the little "sliver" portion of Section 108 on the diagram.
There are, obviously, much cheaper alternatives in an arena that seats 17,100 people for hockey.
The seats I have, by the way, don't have any amenities associated with them whatsoever. And, parking is an additional 8 bucks per game, too.
Next season, we all expect to be paying considerably more than this in our new, and much smaller, less than half the size, capacity 7,500, arena being built on campus. For the same quality seats I have now, with donations that will be mandatory to get them, I expect to see a bill for upwards of double this amount. At least, that is the scuttle amongst all our fans here. If so, hard decisions are probably going to have be made by many UNO fans, come the off season, since it is likely that UNO will sell out every game they ever play in this new building, if past history is any sort of indicator, and will allow the school to unfortunately be able to "dictate terms".
There are many, many hopping mad UNO fans since many of them think we are about to all get collectively screwed next year.
I am staring at the bill for my two seats at the CenturyLink Center here in Omaha. $839.00 ($415.00, each, plus a $4.00 handling fee). However, I do have "Premier Seating" in Section 108, where I have been since the building opened:
http://omahasteam.com/tickets/hockey/season-tickets
I am in the little "sliver" portion of Section 108 on the diagram.
There are, obviously, much cheaper alternatives in an arena that seats 17,100 people for hockey.
The seats I have, by the way, don't have any amenities associated with them whatsoever. And, parking is an additional 8 bucks per game, too.
Next season, we all expect to be paying considerably more than this in our new, and much smaller, less than half the size, capacity 7,500, arena being built on campus. For the same quality seats I have now, with donations that will be mandatory to get them, I expect to see a bill for upwards of double this amount. At least, that is the scuttle amongst all our fans here. If so, hard decisions are probably going to have be made by many UNO fans, come the off season, since it is likely that UNO will sell out every game they ever play in this new building, if past history is any sort of indicator, and will allow the school to unfortunately be able to "dictate terms".
There are many, many hopping mad UNO fans since many of them think we are about to all get collectively screwed next year.
CenMEBlackBearFan
Registered User
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
$385 For lower bowl tickets at the Alfond, those are the premier seats w/ Chairbacks. That's 20 regular season tickets and one exhibition w/ New Brunswick on this Sunday. Also includes ticket to Portland and the UNH game. That's $18.33/ game, not bad for the best hockey environment in college hockey.
I believe the upper level was around $335.
All sorts of changes this season for individual games, not even gonna try to explain those prices.
If Maine gets back to where it was, think most fans would agree the price is fair
$385 For lower bowl tickets at the Alfond, those are the premier seats w/ Chairbacks. That's 20 regular season tickets and one exhibition w/ New Brunswick on this Sunday. Also includes ticket to Portland and the UNH game. That's $18.33/ game, not bad for the best hockey environment in college hockey.
I believe the upper level was around $335.
All sorts of changes this season for individual games, not even gonna try to explain those prices.
If Maine gets back to where it was, think most fans would agree the price is fair
$385 For lower bowl tickets at the Alfond, those are the premier seats w/ Chairbacks. That's 20 regular season tickets and one exhibition w/ New Brunswick on this Sunday. Also includes ticket to Portland and the UNH game. That's $18.33/ game, not bad for the best hockey environment in college hockey.
I believe the upper level was around $335.
All sorts of changes this season for individual games, not even gonna try to explain those prices.
If Maine gets back to where it was, think most fans would agree the price is fair
See front page of BDN. Times are tough up there and unfortunately it looks like they are only going to get worse. Regardless of how good the team is a lot of folks just don't have the money to afford tickets.
CornwallAce
Patron Saint of Defunct Teams
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
AIC - $5 games for 14 home games = $70
Williams College = Free
I believe Skidmore is free also.
Hamilton is free
AIC - $5 games for 14 home games = $70
Williams College = Free
I believe Skidmore is free also.
Hamilton is free
potternmu
Member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
NMU:
Adult Student
Full season (includes 3 playoff game tickets) $247 $171
NMU Student (Participant in Athletic Fee Program) $76
Friday only (includes 1 playoff game ticket) $135 $90
Saturday only (includes 1 playoff game ticket) $135 $90
16 regular season games at the BEC, about $15.45 per game for the full season, adult package.
NMU:
Adult Student
Full season (includes 3 playoff game tickets) $247 $171
NMU Student (Participant in Athletic Fee Program) $76
Friday only (includes 1 playoff game ticket) $135 $90
Saturday only (includes 1 playoff game ticket) $135 $90
16 regular season games at the BEC, about $15.45 per game for the full season, adult package.
Friar Away
New member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Providence College
"Endzone" seats: $175 for 16 games or 17 if you count the US U-18 exhibition game so 10 and change per game.
"Sideline" seats: $250 so about 15 and change per game.
Providence College
"Endzone" seats: $175 for 16 games or 17 if you count the US U-18 exhibition game so 10 and change per game.
"Sideline" seats: $250 so about 15 and change per game.
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
Here is what is being floated at UNO in our new arena as the upcoming pricing structure next season:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...98901016.68963.210082859013724&type=1&theater
Here is what is being floated at UNO in our new arena as the upcoming pricing structure next season:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...98901016.68963.210082859013724&type=1&theater
walrus655321
New member
Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
This.
Although I upgrade one of mine to the "MVP Pass", which is something like $350 and includes all men's and women's hockey and basketball games.
This.
Although I upgrade one of mine to the "MVP Pass", which is something like $350 and includes all men's and women's hockey and basketball games.
WeAreNDHockey
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Re: 2014-2015 Season ticket prices?
In addition to the tickets to the games on the Notre Dame season strip, included were vouchers for an additional ticket to the Ice Breaker games not involving Notre Dame, as well as the same thing for the Thanksgiving holiday Shillalagh Tournament. Granted the games not involving Notre Dame would otherwise have been nearly empty, but it's a smart idea.
In addition to the tickets to the games on the Notre Dame season strip, included were vouchers for an additional ticket to the Ice Breaker games not involving Notre Dame, as well as the same thing for the Thanksgiving holiday Shillalagh Tournament. Granted the games not involving Notre Dame would otherwise have been nearly empty, but it's a smart idea.