What's new
By:
USCHO Fan Forum

This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • The USCHO Fan Forum has migrated to a new plaform, xenForo. Most of the function of the forum should work in familiar ways. Please note that you can switch between light and dark modes by clicking on the gear icon in the upper right of the main menu bar. We are hoping that this new platform will prove to be faster and more reliable. Please feel free to explore its features.

2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

  • Thread starter Thread starter Priceless
  • Start date Start date
P

Priceless

Guest
E-Mail from NCAA.com


It's time to order your 2014 NCAA Men's Frozen Four tickets!

Below is the timeline for the 2014 NCAA Men's Frozen Four ticket purchase process. You will have the opportunity to purchase tickets and select your own seat locations, based on availability, on the designated date and time for your priority number. Please be sure to mark your calendar as the NCAA will only send reminder emails about the process on Monday, September 30, and Monday, October 21. You will NOT receive an email reminder prior to the start of your specific ticket purchase date.

As a reminder, priority is based on the number of years that you have purchased tickets, in your name, through the NCAA ticket purchase process for any NCAA Men's Frozen Four from 1997 Milwaukee through 2013 Pittsburgh. You receive one priority point for each year that tickets were purchased.


PRIORITY NUMBER TICKET PURCHASE START DATE
at 10 a.m. Eastern time
Priority 17 Monday, September 30
Priority 16 Wednesday, October 2
Priority 15 Friday, October 4
Priority 14 Monday, October 7
Priority 13 Wednesday, October 9
Priority 12 Friday, October 11
Priority 11 Monday, October 14
Priority 10 Wednesday, October 16
Priority 9 Friday, October 18
Priority 8 Monday, October 21
Priority 7 Wednesday, October 23
Priority 6 Friday, October 25
Priority 5 Monday, October 28
Priority 4 Wednesday, October 30
Priority 3 Friday, November 1
Priority 2 Monday, November 4
Priority 1 Wednesday, November 6

Each all-session ticket includes the two semifinal games on Thursday, April 10, and the national championship game on Saturday, April 12. Game times are to be determined and are subject to change. A maximum of four tickets may be purchased per account. Children under two years of age do NOT need a ticket for entry provided that they sit on the lap of a ticketed adult. No re-entry into the venue will be permitted.

2014 NCAA Men's Frozen Four All-Session Ticket Prices
Upper/200 Level $205 per ticket
Lower/100 Level $230 per ticket
Ice Row (100 Level/First Row) $500 per ticket

Ticket orders will be accepted until 11:59 p.m. Eastern time, Friday, November 29, or until the available inventory is sold out, whichever occurs first.

Tickets will become available for purchase beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern time on the designated date for your priority number (please reference the priority number timeline above). As a previous ticket purchaser, an account has already been established for you. Please log in using your account number or your email address. If you are unsure of your password, click the "Forgot Password or User ID" link. Instructions for resetting your password will be sent to the email address referenced above. Once you have accessed your account, you may begin the purchase process.
 
Last edited:
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

fr0zn-4 said:
Tickets dropped to $50 for the weekend on stubhub last year. I'm sure I'll wait and grab some off there. Great time to raise prices NC$$
Click to expand...

The $500 seat is part of the VIP/hospitality packages. If you're going to spend $500 on the seat, spend the $685 for the full hospitality package or $810 for the VIP.

Also, the interest list for a private suite at the FF in Philadelphia continues to grow! jhfhockey(at)gmail.com and I'll add you. When those prices are announced I'll let you know.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

Argggggh! I'm going to be in Korea or Beijing when my number comes up. First i have to remember. Then I have to get access to a laptop.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

At your age you shouldn't be buying green bananas let alone purchasing an event several months away. Just sayin. :p
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

With the 2014 Frozen Four ticket reservation process set to begin at the end of this month, I thought you might be interested to see the historical record of NCAA ticket price inflation for the Frozen Four that has taken place during my attendance run. Here's my annual report:

1976 $13.50 (D. U. Arena, Denver)

1980 $24.00 (Providence Civic Center)
[This was the 1st time there was a
price difference between the
semifinals ($6 each), conso ($5) and
the championship game ($7) tickets]

1982 $25.00 (Providence Civic Center)
[semis: $6 each; conso: $5; champ: $8]

1986 $36.00 (Providence Civic Center)

1988 $33.00 (Olympic Center, Lake Placid)

1991 $75.00 (St. Paul Civic Center)

1993 $60.00 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee)

1995 $75.00 (Providence Civic Center)

1996 $69.50 (Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum)
[semis: $22 each; champ: $25.50]

1997 $75.00 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee)

1998 $90.00 (FleetCenter, Boston) [semis: $25 each; champ: $40]

1999 $90.00 (Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim) [semis: $27.50 each; champ: $35]

2000 $110.00 (Providence Civic Center) [semis: $35 each; champ: $40

2001 $85.00 (Pepsi Arena, Albany) [semis: $25 each; champ: $35]

2002 $124.50 (Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul)

2003 $120.00 (HSBC Arena, Buffalo)

2004 $135.00 (FleetCenter, Boston)

2005 $147.00 (Shottenstein Center, Columbus)

2006 $150.00 (Bradley Center, Milwaukee)

2007 $155.00 (Scottrade Center, St. Louis)

2008 $164.00 (Pepsi Center, Denver)

2009 $177.00 (Verizon Center, Washington, DC)

2010 $189.00/ (Ford Field, Detroit) *Did not opt to buy tickets
$170.00/$119.00/$79.00/$40.00

2011 $195.00 (Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul)

2012 $195.00 (St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa)

2013 $200.00 (Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh)

2014 $205.00 (Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia)
$230.00/$500.00
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

$13.50 in 1976 is about $55 today.
$110 in 2000 is about $149 today.

Thanks for the "inflation" bump, NC$$!

r
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

theprofromdover said:
Argggggh! I'm going to be in Korea or Beijing when my number comes up. First i have to remember. Then I have to get access to a laptop.
Click to expand...

you know you can always share your id/password & cc# with mookie. he got yer back!! ;)

(hope you plan on golfing some there!!! :D )
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

Let's not forget to complain about how college hockey isn't growing fast enough.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

Check out 1991 [$75.00 (St. Paul Civic Center]. That year appears to be when FF ticket prices initially took flight.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

Patman said:
Anybody who buys on the ice is a clod anyways
Click to expand...
I think we should thank them. Because they are willing to shell out megabucks for the "best" seats the rest of the seats are kept less expensive. If theey didn't sell, the NCAA might decide to make up the revenue by charging even more for common seats.
It's the same philosophy I have with speeders. It is against the law to flash your lights to warn oncoming drivers of a speed trap. Why the hell would I want to warn them? If the cops are busy pulling them over and collecting $125 they are leaving me alone.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

While we're on the subject of tickets, Does anyone have any info on how the sale of ticket packages for the Big Ten and NCHC tournaments have gone so far? Just curious, I would think that the sales so far would be soft, but that is just speculstion on my part.
 
Priceless said:
I think we should thank them. Because they are willing to shell out megabucks for the "best" seats the rest of the seats are kept less expensive. If theey didn't sell, the NCAA might decide to make up the revenue by charging even more for common seats.
It's the same philosophy I have with speeders. It is against the law to flash your lights to warn oncoming drivers of a speed trap. Why the hell would I want to warn them? If the cops are busy pulling them over and collecting $125 they are leaving me alone.
Click to expand...
It is legal to flash your headlights to warn other drivers of police in most states. Just sayin.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

UML said:
It is legal to flash your headlights to warn other drivers of police in most states. Just sayin.
Click to expand...
I believe the illegality has less to do with why you're doing it than the fact that you're doing it. What I was taught many years ago in Defensive Driving here in NY was that the headlights must remain on at all times when it is dark and flashing them is essentially turning them off, albeit for such a short time. IMO, It's a way for them to stop you doing that despite the fact that the reason behind it is not actually illegal. It also can be considered a distraction to other drivers to see somebody flashing their lights or possibly an obstruction of justice to interfere with radar traps. That being said, it's all a stretch at best and I'd be willing to bet not many police officers are going to waste their time pulling anybody over for doing it. Heck, truckers routinely flash their lights to let each other know when it is safe to complete a pass. I'd like to see a cop pull one of them over for that - not likely.
 
TigerFan86-87 said:
I believe the illegality has less to do with why you're doing it than the fact that you're doing it. What I was taught many years ago in Defensive Driving here in NY was that the headlights must remain on at all times when it is dark and flashing them is essentially turning them off, albeit for such a short time. IMO, It's a way for them to stop you doing that despite the fact that the reason behind it is not actually illegal. It also can be considered a distraction to other drivers to see somebody flashing their lights or possibly an obstruction of justice to interfere with radar traps. That being said, it's all a stretch at best and I'd be willing to bet not many police officers are going to waste their time pulling anybody over for doing it. Heck, truckers routinely flash their lights to let each other know when it is safe to complete a pass. I'd like to see a cop pull one of them over for that - not likely.
Click to expand...
You aren't turning your lights off when flick your high beams. Stupid argument though.
 
Re: 2014 Frozen Four Ticket Buying Process

I got a pair of tickets for last years Thursday games for $30 per ticket. I will probably be paying much more this time around since there most likely will be some big name schools back in it this year.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top