Ticket/Attendance Discussion: The Sequel
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jetsmooseice
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DeepFrickinValue
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Upperdeckjet
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Very appreciative of the "Seat relocation event" I attended yesterday at the rink.
The available seats were clearly marked and members were able to sit in those seats to assess the view.
The selection was surprisingly limited, but I was able to move into some pretty prime seats. I've been a half season member for years, but by moving into a full season (with a share partner) the upcharge was negligible as the discount price for a full season is 34% versus 25% for a half season package.
The available seats were clearly marked and members were able to sit in those seats to assess the view.
The selection was surprisingly limited, but I was able to move into some pretty prime seats. I've been a half season member for years, but by moving into a full season (with a share partner) the upcharge was negligible as the discount price for a full season is 34% versus 25% for a half season package.
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FFHockey
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If anyone has had ANY luck with True North on changing an e-mail address on your account please let me in on the magic.
I recently retired and wanted to change the e-mail address on my account and I now am experiencing some of the wonderful TN Customer Service they are famous for. I have changed my Ticketmaster.com password 4 times, sent the screen captures of the error messages I get by following the instructions they have given me. Because I was able to complete some of their instructions, I no longer have access to discounts, etc. on the 360 app either.
After 13 years of relative bliss with them, I'm damn near ready to throw the towel in on them because of this frustrating experience.
I recently retired and wanted to change the e-mail address on my account and I now am experiencing some of the wonderful TN Customer Service they are famous for. I have changed my Ticketmaster.com password 4 times, sent the screen captures of the error messages I get by following the instructions they have given me. Because I was able to complete some of their instructions, I no longer have access to discounts, etc. on the 360 app either.
After 13 years of relative bliss with them, I'm damn near ready to throw the towel in on them because of this frustrating experience.
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I feel for you.
Also - never use your work email to sign up for anything personal. Only causes these problems.
FFHockey
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Winnipeg ready for another year of Whiteout Street Parties outside Canada Life Centre
For every home game, up to 5,000 fans will be able to line Donald Street between Portage and Graham avenues to watch the Jets.
Tickets to get into the party will be $10 each, with $5 from each ticket going to United Way Winnipeg to reinvest into the community.
"As we cheer on our Jets, we're rallying the hearts of Winnipeggers, bringing our community together, and ensuring we don't leave anyone behind," said Michael Richardson, the president and CEO of United Way Winnipeg.
He noted that last year's festivities garnered $50,000 for United Way Winnipeg.
The Manitoba government is giving $75,000 to the parties for every playoff round the Jets make, and Economic Development Winnipeg is providing an additional $50,000 from the Special Event Tourism Fund.
For every home game, up to 5,000 fans will be able to line Donald Street between Portage and Graham avenues to watch the Jets.
Tickets to get into the party will be $10 each, with $5 from each ticket going to United Way Winnipeg to reinvest into the community.
"As we cheer on our Jets, we're rallying the hearts of Winnipeggers, bringing our community together, and ensuring we don't leave anyone behind," said Michael Richardson, the president and CEO of United Way Winnipeg.
He noted that last year's festivities garnered $50,000 for United Way Winnipeg.
The Manitoba government is giving $75,000 to the parties for every playoff round the Jets make, and Economic Development Winnipeg is providing an additional $50,000 from the Special Event Tourism Fund.
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Reminder: season ticket holder presale is this morning. Just snagged a couple extra pairs in the upper deck.
TommyKillian
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I just blew my brains out and bought 4 extras for each game (I only have a share in seasons). Haha, thankfully my wife can't see my VISA statements...
Somehow buying tickets for a potential game 7 has made me more confident the Jets will make it that far. Human brains are funny.
jetsmooseice
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I am in P5 seating. Our season ticket price is $92.
For round 1 it's 140, Round 2 163, Round 3 186 and Finals 279 !!!...yikes
jetsmooseice
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That's a bit pricy, but not exorbitant. I'm a stingy guy but I wouldn't think twice about finals tickets for $279 haha
Agreed. Actually not too crazy. That being said they are PS5s. What’s the price tag for PS1s
Jetsfan79
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If Coyotes relocate I imagine the extra $10 million Chipman will get from relocation fees, should mitigate lost ticket revenue .
A deep run in the playoffs should do that as well...
Upperdeckjet
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I took a look at the Season ticket member "presale" link last night, which runs through till Sunday at midnight, and the pickings are pretty slim.
General public sales look to be available on Monday.
The secondary market (Fansfirst) show ticket asking price at 2-4 times the season ticket holder cost. We don't have access to the tickets in our account yet, so that seems a little sketchy.
General public sales look to be available on Monday.
The secondary market (Fansfirst) show ticket asking price at 2-4 times the season ticket holder cost. We don't have access to the tickets in our account yet, so that seems a little sketchy.
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Share partner sale happens today. These might sellout before it even gets to the general public.
Holy smokes. As a 10 game package owner playoff tickets went on sale for me this morning. All ready sold out!
Great for the jets - sad for me and my son.
If anyone purchased extra to game 1 or 2 and is looking to sell please reach out. Thanks!
Edit: Nevermind - I tired again as a last gasp and seats loaded. Got nosebleeds - but got 2 tickets to game 1. Son will get to experience the white out in person. Super pumped!
Great for the jets - sad for me and my son.
If anyone purchased extra to game 1 or 2 and is looking to sell please reach out. Thanks!
Edit: Nevermind - I tired again as a last gasp and seats loaded. Got nosebleeds - but got 2 tickets to game 1. Son will get to experience the white out in person. Super pumped!
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jetsmooseice
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Playoffs are the last bastion for STHs selling extra tickets at a markup.
I do remember back in the 2018 playoff run, tickets became easier to get as the Jets went into the third round... more STHs were putting tickets up on the resale market as it went along. So there is hope for availability if the Jets can last a couple of rounds... it's just that fans will have to dig deep for tickets.
If they get home ice. It will be Sunday to Tuesday for first game.
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