Bobcat110
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Did you click "Buy Packages/Tickets" at bottom? Then on next screen, it gives four options, the fourth option is "2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs".
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Did you click "Buy Packages/Tickets" at bottom? Then on next screen, it gives four options, the fourth option is "2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs".
Login in. Go to bottom of the page under heading "Ticket & Plan Purchases". Click "buy packages/tickets. See 2024 Stanley Cup playoffs "special offer"
jackets4life
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Yes I've tried to do that a few times now and it's just not showing up. On the side under "View Available Events" it shows an option for 2014Stanley Cup Playoff Additional Strips but there's not an actual button to click anywhere to access the page. I have my 2 reserved, but I definitely want to at least have a chance at buying more, since that's part of what I'm paying for as a full sth.
cbjgirl
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We have had numerous problems with our account when using our home computer. If I log in from work, I don't have problems. Not sure if it is a security setting or browser setting or what. Try using a different browser and see if the missing buttons show up.
jackets4life
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How do standing room only tickets work? Does it have to be a sell out to buy those? What area are they in ?
nhldiedinthe90s*
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Nationwide regulars...money aside, what are the best seats in the house available for non-season ticket holders for playoff games? I know they haven't released tickets yet but your best guess is much appreciated.
Do they still do those super awesome lounge seats w/ the lounge chairs?
Do they still do those super awesome lounge seats w/ the lounge chairs?
I reserved two in club 4, two in 113, and 2 in 206 F, two in 203 e. Got all I was allowed, trying to keep any opposing fans out of the barn. I figure I can find CBJ fans to buy them if my kids can't go.
Lots of seats in HD lounge available still, but too rich for my blood. Individual games for playoffs go on sale for STH Friday morning. Then, I'd guess open to all maybe Sat or Sun? Not sure.
Bobcat110
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Here's the full-playoff season price list for season ticket holders:
Individual game prices will vary by round (i.e. Stanley cup final tickets would be much more costly than first round playoff tickets). For example, the TWC seats on an individual game basis may cost $200 per game first round, $250 per game for second round, $350 per game for third round and $400 per game for SCF.
I'm not sure of "lounge chairs". The only thing I can think of that you may be referencing are the Loge boxes. Which you have your own table with four office style chairs and a personal TV on you table and personal wait staff. The TWC seats I think are normal seats, but have access to the TWC lounge for food/drinks.
Bobcat110
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Here's info on TWC Lounge:
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=90602
Terrace Tables:
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=90604
Loge Boxes:
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=48141
Personally, for the money, I'd probably do the Loge boxes. Much better view. I think TWC too close to ice for me.
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=90602
Terrace Tables:
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=90604
Loge Boxes:
http://bluejackets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=48141
Personally, for the money, I'd probably do the Loge boxes. Much better view. I think TWC too close to ice for me.
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Prices for individual seats for the first round are shown below. Presale for STH is now. SHT may purchase up to 12 per game.
Glass $240
TWHD lounge $230
Club $120
Lower bowl (All areas) $110
Upper bowl $60
Green Seats (available game day as usual) $20
Glass $240
TWHD lounge $230
Club $120
Lower bowl (All areas) $110
Upper bowl $60
Green Seats (available game day as usual) $20
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Columbus Mike
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They aren't going to be bringing in a lot of casual fans at $60/ticket for upper bowl seats. Weren't the prices about half of that last time?
Holy crap! I wouldve thought there might be some disparity between sitting mid rink and end cap...
SuperGenius
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Nope.
Frankly, if someone isn't willing to pay $60 a seat for playoff hockey, they're probably not that close to going anyway.
$60 is what I pay to watch the Panthers play the Canucks from the nosebleeders... it's a very reasonable price to get to watch one of the most intense competitions in sports.
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Thanks a bunch for the update Derby. My experience as a non STH calling up the Jackets is that they are nice folks but worse than car salesmen as nagging goes, I try to avoid it and now I can. Good looking out sir.
IIRC last time around I read in the paper that the Jackets did those student ticket deals even for the playoffs, and that kids were waiting outside the night before. I wonder if they do that this time around. It made for a cool photo IIRC
IIRC last time around I read in the paper that the Jackets did those student ticket deals even for the playoffs, and that kids were waiting outside the night before. I wonder if they do that this time around. It made for a cool photo IIRC
I have tickets available for tonight's game. Sect. 211, Row H, Seats 19-20. I'm asking $50 for the pair. If you're interested, PM me.
Bobcat110
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I think they did have the seats behind the goals a little lower and not the same price as the sideline (201-205 or 215-219) type seats. But the sideline seats were about $50-60 for first round. Keep in mind, this is just first round pricing. Wait until someday when we play in later rounds. I don't have the pricing schedule, but if you bought the playoff strips, the average price per game if CBJ hosted 16 home playoff games would be $90. That means the upper bowl seats will may be closer to $150-175 for Stanley Cup Final games.
However, all major sports raise prices on post-season tickets (college and pro). I'm sure they'll sellout the arena anyway.
I don't think they did the student rush tickets, but yes, the Huntington "Green Seats" were available for $10 each. My son was a high school junior, and he skipped school to literally camp out in front of the box office over night. He was 10th in line and scored the seats, but his teachers saw the news feature online... oops.
Cool thing, some players stopped by to chat the campers up before their morning skate that day. It was an experience he will never forget. It was COLD, too!
Mayor Bee
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I think they were $50 or $55 in the upper bowl last time around.
Plus, the current regular season tickets in the center ice sections are $55 a pop as it is.
jacketsnc33
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They did the rush tickets last time. If I remember right I joined the line at about noon on game day and was able to get an upper bowl ticket for $15.
I ended up getting Club seats for game 1 then upper bowl for game 2. And with the TM charges, it was $130 for club, $70 for upper
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