How WC tickets will be sold
#61
Posted 10 February 2012 - 01:20 PM
BRETT LEBDA!
also I'm available to take your spot as GM, so is a monkeyf****** a coconut.
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#62
Posted 10 February 2012 - 02:30 PM
As a broke college student, I paid $50 for the Big Chill.
As a broke out of college person. I'll pay whatever it costs.
I'm glad we're playing the Leafs, I really am, but we do not NEED them for this event. There's Wings fans coming from Montana to see this game.
Michigan may be f*&^ed as a State right now, but there would be no shortage of 115,000 Wings fans willing to drop some serious money for a piece of Red Wings history.
Detroit is ranked no.4 in playing to high percentage capacity at road games. Toronto... no.12.
Exactly. Toronto people just think that the NHL would die without the Leafs. The truth is that they're the only ones that would die without the Leafs. Habs and Wings rule road game attendance. Id assume the other teams that have road following are because the NHL hyped their stars out of control and all the 6 year olds and their parents go to watch Crosby draw pictures in the press box.
Edited by achildr1, 10 February 2012 - 02:31 PM.
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#63
Posted 10 February 2012 - 02:35 PM
But honest question... are Red Wings season ticket prices going to be REDUCED next year to reflect one less game in the season ticket package? Same question for all the "home" teams that week (the OHL & AHL teams). And here's a good question, I think anyway... I am not a Wings season ticket holder, but wouldn't it make sense that if this game is considered one of the Red Wings regular home games for the season, that the ticket should be a part of the season ticket package? Seems fair to me! Honestly, the most fair thing I can think of is include the game in the season ticket package for the Wings & the rest go in a lottery. Leafs season ticket holders should NOT have priority for a game that is NOT a home game for them. Just my opinion. When Toronto hosts a WC (and Lord knows they will), THEN they can have the priority. I don't know, maybe I'm just a ****, tho.
Also... how much can we expect to pay for JoeVision? There's your other option to pull in some extra money right there! $10-$20 a pop to watch at the Joe - they would sell that place out too!
Edited by SpiritFan, 10 February 2012 - 02:37 PM.
#64
Posted 10 February 2012 - 02:57 PM
So logic would say that myself being a Saginaw Spirit season ticket holder, I should have first dibs on the OHL games at Comerica. I will DEFINITELY be getting those (as will the rest of my group of about 8). As for the Wings/Leafs game, I will enter the lottery & take a shot at it... if you can get 4 tickets I'll buy all 4, then sell two of them for double the price & go for free. Otherwise, I guess I'll watch it at home or a bar.
That is the problem with ticket sales, people that buy the max just because they can and then try to make a profit. Some fans are not rich but still deserve a chance to go to the game without having to decide between enjoying the Wings game and a household necessity.
This is a great idea!Also... how much can we expect to pay for JoeVision? There's your other option to pull in some extra money right there! $10-$20 a pop to watch at the Joe - they would sell that place out too!

Thanks Offsides
"If I could sum up my career in Detroit, I was a perfect goalie for the team at the perfect time. I just wanted to be a Red Wing, that's it." Chris Osgood, July 19, 2011
#65
Posted 10 February 2012 - 03:21 PM
#66
Posted 10 February 2012 - 04:10 PM
Jeez.... With the way some of you talk about getting tickets it's as if we'll have to kill each other for them.
Well to be fair the only possible way this could be any bigger was if it were a cup finals game.
#67
Posted 10 February 2012 - 04:17 PM
Well to be fair the only possible way this could be any bigger was if it were a cup finals game.
True true. I guess it's every man or woman for himself or herself. Just to give you all fair warning, I took one or two tae kwon doe lessons when I was younger and I remember about 50% of it. Yeah.
#68
Posted 10 February 2012 - 04:25 PM
The only frozen four I have been to was at Ford Field. For that you just bought tickets like any other event, ticketmaster.That's exactly how the NCAA does the Frozen Four tickets. You pay up front for tickets, wait six months, and either get tickets or a refund.
#69
Posted 10 February 2012 - 05:04 PM
True true. I guess it's every man or woman for himself or herself. Just to give you all fair warning, I took one or two tae kwon doe lessons when I was younger and I remember about 50% of it. Yeah.
Hey man I saw some capoeira videos on youtube. Don't mess.
#70
Posted 10 February 2012 - 05:12 PM
Have already decided if I get tickets am going to suck it up and be nice to mother in law to crash in Flint.
Will drive, fly or ride horseback to get there and willing to pay the bucks to go as I am guessing stub hub is gong to be absurd for pricing!!
#71
Posted 10 February 2012 - 09:09 PM
I am with you. Also from PA and I really want to make the trip. Michigan people should be thrilled that people want to actually go there and spend money haha.
Where in PA? If we both get lucky in the lottery, maybe we could carpool.
#73
Posted 12 February 2012 - 07:58 AM
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#74
Posted 12 February 2012 - 04:46 PM
Truth be told, no one knows at the moment how the tickets will be sold for this. Everything right now is just a guess. For all we know, they might not even do a lottery like has been done in the past. They might end up doing like a pre-sale for the general public (after the season ticket holders have their go around), and then perhaps a lottery or a general sale afterwards. I would recommend going to both teams sites and signing up where you can receive more information on the event. I likely think that we won't know more until at least the playoffs, but wouldn't be surprised if it were the summer before there is anything official concerning tickets.
I know that someone here had posted a link to the site: 2013winterclassic.com, however that site is not a site affiliated with either team or the league, it's basically a ticket broker website.
I'm not accusing anyone of being right or wrong here, but from what I understood, the Ticket office told the original poster how it was going to work. Was the ticket office guessing, or are they pretty much right? I'm a little confused.
#75
Posted 13 February 2012 - 06:02 PM
I'm not accusing anyone of being right or wrong here, but from what I understood, the Ticket office told the original poster how it was going to work. Was the ticket office guessing, or are they pretty much right? I'm a little confused.
well the part about season ticket holders is correct as someone i know who has wings season tickets that received a letter on friday saying that he would have first chance at tickets. but that part seemed obvious
however the part about the tickets being put in a lottery is still up in the air as no ticket information has officially been released
does anyone recall how tickets were sold for past winter classics?
Edited by chances14, 13 February 2012 - 06:04 PM.
#76
Posted 14 February 2012 - 06:48 AM
Must have used up all my lottery luck too. Got tickets to all 3 games where the demand for those far exceeded what the Winter Classic will get.
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