My 11 game package went up 5.8%. Still better than the 15% that the Vikings season tickets increased per game.
MNGopherfan
Tempting to finally pull the trigger and get the tickets very tempting for me personally now that I have a job.
Far_Ad_1752
If I lived close enough to make an investment into a season ticket package worth while… I would personally wait until the organization puts a more quality product on the ice.
Til then, I’ll just get my tickets off Stubhub.
fastal_12147
I know every team is probably raising the price of STs every year because capitalism, but it really feels like a slap in the face to ask for more money after icing such an inept team this year.
Snookoms24
We’re the state of hockey without a Stanley cup. I’m tired of paying 80+ for tickets that aren’t nose bleeds every time I come back to town…gonna miss the playoffs this year, but high enough up to where we don’t get a high draft pick….Im exhausted…
jmr39
Sorry for the dumb question but what’s the difference between the iron range and northwoods half season packages?
southlondonwhat
Really interesting to see what NHL season ticket prices are like, because my only sort of reference is how much I pay for my football ST. Obviously a lot more games in the NHL than the Premier League and to be fair, my ST is pretty cheap all things considered, but I think part of that is having had one for years and years and my team (Palace) do early bird pricing each year.
What are the views like on those seats right at the top/back for $40?
benenke
Highly recommend those on the fence or who haven’t invested in season tickets yet to look into the Flex packages.
$1000 or $2500 are the entry level packages, and you basically use that to prepay for tickets at the start of the year, and subtract from that deposit for whatever game and whatever and however many seats you want. Ticket prices are locked in at the start, and there’s no fees.
I’ve got the $2500 package, and have made it to I think 7 games so far this year, and still have about $900 left to spend. Have sat upper, lower, and club. It’s great for me because I don’t have a consistent work schedule, so it’s easy for me to pick the games I want to go to, and I can grab tickets last minute usually too if one comes up that I want to get to.
At $2500, you get playoff presale. All flex packages get invited to the Season Ticket holder special events throughout the year.
Not a salesperson, just someone who loves my Flex package and the versatility it gives me.
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My 11 game package went up 5.8%. Still better than the 15% that the Vikings season tickets increased per game.
Tempting to finally pull the trigger and get the tickets very tempting for me personally now that I have a job.
If I lived close enough to make an investment into a season ticket package worth while… I would personally wait until the organization puts a more quality product on the ice.
Til then, I’ll just get my tickets off Stubhub.
I know every team is probably raising the price of STs every year because capitalism, but it really feels like a slap in the face to ask for more money after icing such an inept team this year.
We’re the state of hockey without a Stanley cup. I’m tired of paying 80+ for tickets that aren’t nose bleeds every time I come back to town…gonna miss the playoffs this year, but high enough up to where we don’t get a high draft pick….Im exhausted…
Sorry for the dumb question but what’s the difference between the iron range and northwoods half season packages?
Really interesting to see what NHL season ticket prices are like, because my only sort of reference is how much I pay for my football ST. Obviously a lot more games in the NHL than the Premier League and to be fair, my ST is pretty cheap all things considered, but I think part of that is having had one for years and years and my team (Palace) do early bird pricing each year.
What are the views like on those seats right at the top/back for $40?
Highly recommend those on the fence or who haven’t invested in season tickets yet to look into the Flex packages.
$1000 or $2500 are the entry level packages, and you basically use that to prepay for tickets at the start of the year, and subtract from that deposit for whatever game and whatever and however many seats you want. Ticket prices are locked in at the start, and there’s no fees.
I’ve got the $2500 package, and have made it to I think 7 games so far this year, and still have about $900 left to spend. Have sat upper, lower, and club. It’s great for me because I don’t have a consistent work schedule, so it’s easy for me to pick the games I want to go to, and I can grab tickets last minute usually too if one comes up that I want to get to.
At $2500, you get playoff presale. All flex packages get invited to the Season Ticket holder special events throughout the year.
Not a salesperson, just someone who loves my Flex package and the versatility it gives me.