Or a Moose season ticket holder...wprager wrote:Someone just tweeted that he got his tickets this morning. Shenanigans?
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Or a Moose season ticket holder...wprager wrote:Someone just tweeted that he got his tickets this morning. Shenanigans?
shabbs wrote:HOLY CRAP!
They could probably do the same in Quebec and with a 2nd in the GTA, easily.
BETTMAN - ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION YOU Cussing DUMB Donkey MOTHER Diddler?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Canada is where it's at beeeeeeeeeeeeyotch!
wprager wrote:They reached their goal of 13K within 17 minutes and are now sold out.
I theenk we need a beegger areeena.
(Now Dash comes along an inserts a picture of the Taco Bell chihuahua wearing a hockey helmet.)
They've got at least three years of good times... hopefully they can build on it.Big Ev wrote:LOL I wouldn't even bother spending money to build a winning product anymore, they have all the dough they need.
Hoags wrote:It's not possible to expand the MTS Centre. It wouldn't be worth it anyway, you'd spend millions to add cheap seats, it'd take 10+ years for the investment to pay off.
Maybe years down the road they can build a bigger arena somewhere.
Could the MTS Centre be expanded for more seating and how long could it take?
Not happening.
"We might even lose a few for camera positions. Adding seats can't be done. It's not physically possible. We can't take the roof off. Any building improvements will not include the addition of any seats. The NHL likes the building. In discussions we've had with the league in the past few years, size has never been a concern. We have always thought the building is the right size for the market. Our ability to add a couple thousand seats would produce revenue that would not be material, given the ticket prices, and moreover, it would make it more difficult to sell committed season-ticket revenue that will ultimately determine the success of any team."
— True North Chairman Mark Chipman
shabbs wrote:You can get on the waiting list now...
A place on the waiting list requires a one-time non-refundable deposit of $50 per seat with a maximum of four seats. The amount is not applied against any future purchase.
hemlock wrote:
EDIT: Hey, at least it's only a one-time fee. True North are quite charitable.
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